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BRIDGEWATER – Join the Newfound Lake Region Associ- ation (NLRA) at the Newfound Lake Inn on Wednesday, June 12th at 5pm for Newfound Sci- ence Pub, an engaging way to connect with experts in science and conservation - over food and drinks. Amy Smagula of NH Department of Environmental Services, Squam Lakes Associa- tion Direction of Conservation Cole Beale, and audience mem- bers will share their perspectives on aquatic invasive species, get an overview of current condi- tions regarding aquatic inva- sives in NH, and explore the challenges created for a healthy watershed when these species appear. Discuss current issues, ask your burning questions, and share your own perspective in a casual, social atmosphere. This event is free; attendees arrive around 5pm to purchase food and drinks, and the conversation begins at 6pm. Registration is re- quired. Register by visiting New- foundLake.org/events or calling
603-744-8689.
Amy Smagula is a limnologist
with NH Department of Envi- ronmental Services and coordi- nates the aquatic invasive species program and special studies of the state’s lakes and ponds. Cole Beale’s work with the Squam Lakes Association focuses on stormwater management, water quality, invasive species, and shoreline restoration.
The NLRA’s mission is to protect Newfound Lake and its watershed. The Association – through education, programs and collaboration – promotes conservation and preservation of the region’s natural, social, and economic resources. With the vision of a cleaner, clearer New- found Lake, NLRA is working to improve environmental health, expand land conservation, in- crease community support, and grow watershed stewardship. Learn about employment, vol- unteer opportunities, and more ways to get involved at New- foundLake.org.
The Parillo family announces with great sorrow the loss of Genevieve Marie "Jeanie" Parillo, who was called to the Lord on May 4th, 2024, in Bristol, New Hampshire. She passed peace- fully surrounded by her family, in the hands of her loving husband, Charles. Raised in West Roxbury, Massachusetts, Jeanie lived a life of unwavering love and devotion to her family and friends.
Preceding her in death were Jeanie’s parents, Frederick and Marie Bostrom. A cherished matriarch, Jeanie is survived by her adoring husband, Charles Parillo. Her legacy of love con- tinues through her children, Jef- frey Parillo and his loving partner Lisa Elliott of Attleboro, MA, and Charles Parillo Jr. along with his wife Jill of Bristol, NH. Her joyous spirit will live on in the lives of her grandchildren, Alex Parillo and his wife Megan of Hickory, NC, Elise Parillo of Mansfield, MA,
and Christopher Parillo of Fall River, MA, whom she always sup- ported and loved unconditionally. She always shared a love for her brother-in-law, Frank Parillo and his wife Patricia of Macungie, PA.
Jeanie's siblings, along with numerous nieces, nephews, and a host of lifelong friends including Claire Ciavola, Donna Conlon, Mary Jane Long, Diane Mercer, Cathy Pierson, Barbra Goodick, Mary Scott, Cindy Rainha, and many more, will miss her nur-
turing presence and tender care. Her passion for gardening, cook- ing, and the tranquil days spent at Newfound Lake are memories that will be held close by all who had the pleasure of sharing in her hobbies. Jeanie's laughter and light will continue on in those who had the privilege of knowing her.
Jeanie and her husband Charles shared a fondness for travel, exploring the beauty of the world together, creating a tapestry of memories that will be cher- ished forever. Jeanie and Charlie shared a beautiful life together, one that demonstrated true love and devotion to one another. Her grace, kindness, and the comfort she provided to those around her will be deeply missed.
Jeanie's story is one of dedi- cation, caring, and an everlasting commitment to her loved ones. It is with gratitude that we celebrate Jeanie's life and the enduring im- pression she has left on our hearts.
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