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NEW YORK–A consent order has been issued to the $1.9-billion Melrose Credit Union by the New York State Department of Financial Services following a joint safety and soundness exam conducted by the Department and NCUA.

LYNCHBURG, Va.–Three years after Lynrocten FCU here was shut down by regulators due to extensive fraud, some members are still waiting for a payout from their accounts.

PLYMOUTH, Minn.–A merger announced here will cross state lines.

SANTA ROSA, Calif.–Redwood Credit Union is accepting monetary donations to assist those impacted by the Lake County Clayton Fire.

HARAHAN, La.—With floodwaters beginning to slowly recede in this state, credit unions and their members are starting to take inventory of damage to their own operations, as well as the lives of members.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.–Stephanie Teubner, the CEO at Blue Federal Credit Union, has been presented with the Wyoming Women of Influence Award in the Financial and Banking Category.

DUBLIN, Ireland–Following a successful pilot test, a government-backed loan program aimed at stopping moneylenders is now set to go national.

ROGERS CITY, Mich.–Calcite Credit Union reported that after working with the Business Continuity and Imaging Solutions teams at CU*Answers, the credit union’s core data processor and CUSO partner, to both review and test its imaging solutions business continuity plan, it wasn’t long before its preparations were put to the test.

AUSTIN, Texas–An alliance of financial institutions that was formed to consolidate the buying power of its member FIs and to fight the “vendor oligarchy” said it has been contacted by more than 165 institutions in its first 30 days of existence.