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In the Spotlight: Eulalie Paris has joined MillRiver Wealth Management (MillRiver) in Wolfeboro as system and technology wealth management project manager. In this role, Paris oversees research and data collection on systems, processes and procedures. Prior to joining MillRiver, Paris held leadership roles at Peoples’ United Wealth Management. Her background includes project management, leadership management and trust administration.

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Pittsburgh-based Intervala, LLC, a full-service manufacturer of precision electronic and electromechanical products, acquired Varitron in Hudson. The acquisition enlarges Intervala’s manufacturing footprint in the Northeast. Varitron specializes in high-tech electronics manufacturing services in the industrial, medical and military markets.

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Employees from Hampton-based Planet Fitness Headquarters donated more than 600 toys that they collected for Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence youth. Upon delivering the toys, they also presented the club with a surprise $5,000 donation. Goody Moving LLC, based in Salem, donated their services to help transport the toys.

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Fulcrum Associates, a construction management firm in Amherst, recently hired six new project managers and superintendents to support Fulcrum’s current project roster, which includes multi-family, clinical and imaging facilities, hospitality and institutional facilities with a project scope ranging between $1 million to $100 million dollars.

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Concord Regional Visiting Nurse Association recently expanded its service area to the towns of Laconia and Sanbornton, bringing the number of communities served by the agency to 44. The agency honored two significant milestones this year with a 120th Anniversary celebration in October and a reception in June marking the 25th Anniversary of opening New Hampshire’s first Hospice House in 1994.

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Speedway Children’s Charities NH Chapter handed out grants to 51 local nonprofits totaling $55,375 at its 11th annual distribution ceremony. Since its inception in 2009, NH Motor Speedway and SCC have distributed more than $1.8 million, supporting more than 808,000 children in the local community.