Fall 2016 Newsletter
PRESIDENT’S LETTER
BUNKER HILL ROLL OF HONOR
Greetings! What a
beautiful summer with
long stretches of clear
skies. Unfortunately,
those cloudless skies
made for an exceptionally dry season. This
was most visible when
the Concord River
Bunker Hill Roll of Honor Presentation & Annual Meeting
dropped to half of its
Wednesday, November 16, 2016, 6:30-8:30PM
Concord River at Wamesit Falls (S. Hallissy) historic low flow for
Memorial Hall, Pollard Memorial Library, Lowell
several weeks. You probably saw your gardens wilt in the
“The men who lived and loved and labored within our
original boundaries and whose patriotism on that day made
heat, and now you may be seeing the foliage changing on
it possible for our fair city of Lowell to have existence.”
trees impacted by the drought.
The Spalding House collection includes some unique
From the river bottom to the tree tops, our entire
artifacts related to Lowell’s history, including a Bunker Hill
ecosystem has been stressed. Water conservation has risen
Roll of Honor. The parchment document lists the names of
to the forefront in a region that typically sees plenty of rain.
men from Chelmsford, Dracut, and Tewksbury, who fought at
Whether our water comes from our rivers or underground
Bunker Hill. LP&CT worked with the Northeast Document
aquifers, we tap into water sources that we all share.
Conservation Center to restore the brittle document and to
This summer’s drought inspired our summer youth
remove it from its cardboard backing. Generous donors in
each of the four communities mentioned in the document
programs to focus on water — and how it connects us all.
have contributed toward the restoration.
Students explored wetland habitats, watersheds, invasive
plants along our rivers, and water pollution.
Please join us at a special event to unveil the Roll
of
Honor.
A Bunker Hill Monument park ranger will speak
Your support provides these summer learning
about
the
Lowell
area’s role in the Battle of Bunker Hill,
opportunities for youth of all ages. It’s fun to watch them
helping
to
bring
this
document to life.
assess, protect, and appreciate the resources around them.
Student-led projects this summer resulted in a new
TEENS DESIGN GREENWAY ENTRANCE
“welcome” sign on the Concord River Greenway (photo,
right) and a video about the environmental impact of our
food choices for use in school cafeterias. Your continued
support is meaningful for these future leaders of
community conservation.
Finally, it is gratifying to see so many new faces,
along with our long-time supporters, at our programs.
Whether you’re interested in kayaking or natural dyeing
(with walnuts!), join us for an adventure outdoors. Join us
for an upcoming event, maybe volunteer, and share your
experiences so more people know about our work.
As fall approaches, let us enjoy the colors of fall, but
also… let us sing and dance for rain!
Spindle City Corps (SCC) teens carried out several projects this
summer to improve the Lawrence Street gateway to the Concord River
Best to all,
Greenway. Photo from left: Thay Naing, Rithany Kheam, Judith
Rwakabuba, Carlos Torres, Eliezer Mendez, and Richard Maker
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CONCORD RIVER GREENWAY—NEXT PHASE OF DESIGN
The Concord River Greenway provides a critical missing link in the regional trail network, including the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail and Bay Circuit
Trail. Two (orange) sections of the Greenway are now in final design, led by the design team at Brown Richardson Rowe and the City of Lowell. Join
us for a Concord River Greenway Tour, October 15th, 10 AM, offered as a part of Lowell Walks (will include sections 2A and 2B above).
This color version of the newsletter has been funded by the Land Trust Alliance — in anticipation of the redesign of our website and newsletter.
LP&CT RECEIVES SIGNIFICANT
GRANT SUPPORT FROM:
CHANGING LIVES
This summer eight
students at Lowell High
School, including four
incoming Freshmen,
explored climate change
through the lens of food.
City of Lowell CDBG Program
Massachusetts Cultural Council/
Youthreach Program
3M Foundation
Constellation, an Exelon Company
Aubert J. Fay Charitable Fund
Richard K. Donahue Sr. Park Maintenance Fund &
Alfred H. and Kathryn E. Coburn Park Fund
of the Greater Lowell Community Foundation
Joseph P. Donahue Charitable Foundation Trust
Greater Lowell Community Foundation
Hazeldean Foundation
Land Trust Alliance
Lowell Public Schools 21st Century & MA DESE ASOST
Saab Family Foundation
(from top left) Simra Ly, Rithany Kheam,
Amina Bangura, Lily Chuun, Ariana Ly,
and Angeline Castillo (missing: Jose G.)
This month-long
program was funded by
an ASOST grant to our
program partners at Mass
Audubon from the MA
Department of
Elementary and
Secondary Education.
There were some memorable “aha” moments, including:
“This is what the presidential stuff should be about…
Everyone’s talking about immigration and borders
and stuff, but this is what’s really important.”
-Jose G., during a lesson about topsoil
“I just think everyone should spend more time in nature.”
-Amina Bangura, during a field trip to the Urban Farm
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LO WE LL P A R K S & C O NS E R V A T I O N T R U S T
SUMMER SOLSTICE SOIREE
“Without this organization our
thoughts would not have gone to
planting those two majestic trees
that will now bear witness to
generations in our community.”
- Amy & Jason Perry
LP&CT hosts an annual Soiree, a fun backyard
celebration of the solstice. This year’s event, held in June,
was graciously hosted by Lisa Gwiazda and Matt
Donahue. Many people contributed to the success of the
evening, but we would be remiss in not mentioning Cindy
Meklenburg’s beautiful floral arrangements and Thomas
O’Hearn’s On The Spot photography. Thank you all for a
great evening!
Speakers included Lindsey Black, a first-time
locktending volunteer with our Concord River whitewater
rafting program, and Amy Perry (photo below, left), a
participant in our first-time homebuyer tree planting
program (offered in partnership with the Merrimack Valley
Housing Partnership each spring). They both spoke to the
impact of these programs, which Amy so aptly noted above.
Thank you to all attendees, volunteers, and donors!
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FALL 2016 PROGRAM SERIES
PLEASE RSVP (978) 934-0030
Binocs & Birding
Saturday, October 15, 2016
7:30 - 9 AM
Bring your binoculars to observe
fall migrants that use the habitat
of the Concord River corridor and
the Lowell Cemetery as they make their way south. This
walk is suitable for beginners and those with limited
mobility. Please RSVP. Led by LP&CT volunteer: Mike
Baird. Meeting place: Lawrence St. entrance to the
Lowell Cemetery.
Lowell Walks:
Concord River
Greenway
Saturday, October 15, 2016
10 – 11:30 AM
Join our executive director Jane Calvin and Lowell Walks'
host, Richard Howe, for a tour of the Concord River
Greenway. Get a backdoor tour of the Greenway, see the
newest set of design plans for new sections, and explore
Centennial Island. No RSVP required. Meeting place:
Lawrence Street entrance to the Lowell Cemetery.
Bunker Hill Roll of Honor
Presentation & Annual Meeting
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
6:30-8:30 PM
Pollard Memorial Library
Memorial Hall
First-time homebuyer tree planting program: (from left) Amy & Jason
Perry; Jane Calvin, LP&CT Executive Director; Rogerio Rodrigues and
Courtney Johnson. Not shown: Jim Wilde, MVHP Executive Director
Workplace Giving
CFC # 54057
‘Tis the season of workplace giving! If you are a
state or federal employee, you can select the
Lowell Parks & Conservation Trust for payroll giving.
Is your company part of EarthShare New England?
If not, let us know if you’d like to learn more about this
opportunity for workplace giving.
This special Annual Meeting presentation will feature the
recently restored Bunker Hill Roll of Honor, one of the
Spalding House’s most patriotic artifacts. A national park
ranger from Bunker Hill Monument will speak about the
role of the militia from the Lowell area, bringing this
document to life.
Merrimack River Hike & Picnic
Saturday, November 19, 2016
9AM - 2PM
Reserve your spot for this popular 8+ mile hike. We’ll
provide transportation to the start of our hike. Registration
fee of $15, please bring a picnic lunch. Please RSVP for
more details, meeting location, and for our head-count.
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LO WE LL P A R K S & C O NS E R V A T I O N T R U S T
DONATIONS, CONT.
MANY HANDS MAKE WORKLOAD LIGHTER
Thank you!
Office help: Sheila
Hallissy, Helen Littlefield,
Kenny Nyugen, Emily True,
and UMass Lowell’s Sigma
Beta Rho Fraternity
Land Stewards: Bruce
Cote, Sheila Hallissy,
Rachel Hervieux, Helen Littlefield, Jack Moynihan, Rhonda
Regan, and Barbara Whitney
Spalding House: Billerica Autism Initiative, Constellation, an
Exelon Company (special thanks to Pat Murphy), Kurt
Meklenburg, and Jon Geer
Renewing Members $1-49 (cont.)
Moloney, George Montminy, O.D., Mr. & Mrs. Carl Narsasian, Frances
Nowak, William O'Connell, Ann O'Donnell, Charles & Jane Palmer (in
memory of Earl Gregg), Tina Freitas & Gloria Parker, Jack & Helen
Picanso, Richard & Mary Picardi, Virginia & Robert Powers, Connie &
Francis Raymond, Helen Regan, Michelle Ritchotte, R. Edward Roach,
Bruce Robinson, Elizabeth Santagati, John & Joy Sorota, George
Stamatoyanakis, Bob & Patricia Stanley, Thomas Stupakewicz, Charles
& Joyce Sullivan, Mary Talbot, Bianca & Jared Thibault, Naomi Title,
Mary Trombly, Sharon Stagliola & Gretchen Van Ness, Yovaldi Venter*,
Ms. Frona Vicksell, Mr. Jason Vinas, Peter vonAu, Alethea Yates & Lee
Walus, Becky Warren, Lowell Spinners, Lori Weeden, Dan Wells,
David Willey, Patricia Williams, Will Winslow
Jollene Dubner Park Maintenance Fund
John Couture, Martha Mayo, David & Margaret Reiter
Park Stewardship: Harbor of Hope Christian Church (Love
Lowell Week), First Parish Unitarian Universalist, MCC Phi
Theta Kappa, Polycom, Tyngsboro High School, UMass
Lowell’s Sigma Beta Rho, and Zachary & Yvonne Ware
Special Places Contributions
Locktenders: Lindsey Black, Bob Bowen, Betsy Chisholm,
Long Chu, Brian Dagley, Brian DeAngelo, Michael de la Vega,
Elizabeth Field, David Fieldsend, Helen & Dan Gillis, Barry
Green, Jim Kelleher, Don Ray, and Roger Sumner
Martha Mayo
Soiree Photography: Thomas O’Hearn, On The Spot
Can your group help make a difference?
Contact: [email protected]
EMPLOYER MATCHING GIFTS
Ask your employer about its
Matching Gift Program.
Please remember to submit your matching gift form
with your next donation to LP&CT.
Current business participants include:
Aspect, AT&T, Autodesk, Inc.,
Bristol-Myers Squibb,
Constellation An Exelon Company,
Dell, Eastern Bank, Fitzgerald & Halliday, Inc.,
HP, IBM, Juniper Networks,
Medtronic, Millipore,
National Grid/MA Electric,
New Balance, Oracle, Polaroid,
Sun Microsystems, TIAA-CREF,
Tufts Health Plan Foundation, and Verizon.
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@lpct
Roland & Denise Belleville
Joseph & Lucia Sawyer
Hunt-Clark Cemetery
Horace Brown
Gilbert Caster
Spalding House Maintenance Fund
ANNUAL FUND GIFTS
Donations to the Annual Fund are above and beyond annual
membership dues (below received January-June 2016).
We thank the following for the contributions, which provide
critical unrestricted support.
Annual Fund $1,000+
Anbaric Holdings
Annual Fund $250+
James & Amanda O’Hearn, Donald Pearson
Annual Fund $100-$249
Robert Caruso, Maureen Gervais, Henry Kucharzyk, Robert & Mary
Johnson-Lally, Brian & Elise Martin, Martha McGowan, James &
Anabel Milinazzo
Annual Fund $50-99
Martha Duffy, Marshall & Susan Field, Ms. Rachel Hervieux, Elizabeth
Hunt & J. David Titterington
Annual Fund $1-49
Beau Art Painting, Francis J. Duggan III, Julie Sarason & Paul
Feuerstein DMD, Thomas & Alison Frost, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Grady, Bob
& Patricia Stanley, Thomas Stupakewicz, Mary Ann Szufnarowski,
Cynthia Wilkening, Peter vonAu
WE THANK
THE FOLLOWING FOR
SIGNIFICANT IN-KIND SUPPORT:
Anstiss & Co., P.C.
Eno, Martin & Donahue
LDFC/Lowell Plan
UMass Lowell Inn & Conf. Center
Concord River Kayaking trip, June 2016.
Enjoying time on the river, above, is long-time member Peter Kaselis.
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PLEASE NOTE: ALL DONATIONS LISTED
BELOW WERE RECEIVED BETWEEN
January 1, 2016—June 30, 2016
Please support those businesses that
support our work (bold).
MONTHLY DONORS
Sustaining members provide ongoing monthly
support. Donations noted below are annualized.
Your monthly donation provides critical yearround support. You can control the timing
(monthly, quarterly) and source (credit card
or checking).
Sustaining Members $2,000+
Bruce & Joann Conant
Mark & Renee Romanowsky
Sustaining Members $500+
Stephen A. Conant & Nancy Rourke
Lisa A. Gwiazda & Matthew Donahue
Sustaining Members $250+
Walter Bacigalupo, Charlie & Phyllis Cutler,
Laurel & David Martin, The McCauley Family
Sustaining Members $100-249
Walter & Lynne Cole, Bob & Sue Dandaraw,
Janice Dudevoir & Bruce Cote, Carla Corey &
Paul Buckley, Beverly Coughlin, Elaine
Demetroulakos, Joni & Jonathan Dubner,
Allegra & David Fieldsend, Robert & Jane
Gilmore, Gerald & Betty Holling, Anthony &
Martha Iarrapino, Sheila Kirschbaum, Laura &
Greg Lamarre Anderson, Phillipe and Jennifer
Loher, Christine McCall, Maria McGarry, John
Moynihan, Melissa & Steve Pennell, Bernard &
Kathleen Petruzziello, Richard & Nancy Pitkin,
D. J. Prowell, Doug Preble, Carolyn Walsh,
Susan Zacharer
Sustaining Members $1-99
Prudence Brighton, Brian & Amy Cutler, Sherri
DeCarvalho, Gwen Kozlowski, Louise SaulnierAndrews, Lisa FitzGerald Wagner
RENEWING MEMBERS
BOLD = Please support those businesses that
support us!
* = new members
Renewing Members $2,500+
Joseph P. Donahue Charitable Foundation,
Richard & Nancy Donahue Charitable
Foundations Trust
Renewing Members $500+
Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union
Gururaj & Jaishree Deshpande
Renewing Members $250+
Behrakis Foundation, Centennial
Hydroelectric Company, Evan Coravos
DMD P.C., Francis J. Duggan III, Mrs.
Richard Emmet, Lowell High School, GailAnn Brodeur & Howard Martin, Martha Mayo,
Mill City Environmental, Nicola Tsongas
LO WE LL P A R K S & C O NS E R V A T I O N T R U S T
Renewing Members $100-$249
Ms. Suzanne Anderson, Burr McCutcheon &
Claire Arakaki, Ethel Atkinson, Kathleen &
Brian Barry, Richard Brouillard, Christine &
Bruce Brown, Denise & Lynwood Bryan,
Nancy Bump, Eileen and Charles Byrne, Frank
& Rose Marie Carvalho, Michael Conway, Roy
& Lorraine Corbeil, James L. & Susan Cooney,
The Coppinger Company, Kay & William
Doyle, George & Carol Duncan, John
Foresteire , Ms. Colleen Fuller, Frances Gilday,
Terrence & Mary Gormley, Margaret & Robert
Hartwell, Jim Hogan, Bob & Marianne Innis,
Laura Johnson*, Mitchell D. Keamy, Jr.,
Edward & Sarah Krapels, Michael Lally,
George & Donna Leahey , Paula & Ray
Leavitt , Karen Levitt, Jo-Anne Lund ,Bradford
MacGowan, Brian P. McGowan, Bill & Martha
Martin, Brian & Elise Martin, Marjorie Miller,
Phil Noyce, Passe Temps Club, Sally & Dick
Pratt, Elaine Reilly, Ann Romanowsky, Nick
Sarris, Gisela Oeding & Daniel Singer, Julie &
David Springwater, Karen Szczesiul, Ms.
Colleen Wojcik
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Provencher, Sally Riddle, Maria Robarge,
Charles Sarantos, Shaw Farm Dairy, Inc.,
Mary & John Splaine, Joseph & Donna Smith,
Eleanor Sullivan, Mary Ann Szufnarowski,
Linda Tanini, Elizabeth Hunt & J. David
Titterington, Jeanne Thompson, Marc &
Geraldine Vagos, Katherine VanGreenby,
Reginald & Ruby Walker, Leanne Gillis &
Kevin Wayne
Renewing Members $1-49
Anita Adams, Mr. & Mrs. William
Agnatovech, Newt & Janet Akashian, Jo Anne
Albright, Simone Allard, Anonymous,
Anonymous (Save the Forest!), Bernadette &
Mike Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B Barton, Mr.
& Mrs. Walter Bayliss, Jr., Eleanor Belanger,
Joshua Belkin, Albert E.J. Bergeron
Insurance Agency, Mary Blazon, John &
Deborah Bukala, David Bulman, Kate Carney,
Ms. Nancy Carringer, Bernie Cassidy, Hao
Chen, Mrs. Pauline Cloutier, Norman Comtois,
Brian Considine, Sylvia Cowan, Cathy
Crumbley, Steve Currie, Alice G. Danas,
Phillip T. & Mary Dancause,
Dorothy Desmond, Lou & Cathy
Renewing Members $50-99
Diamond, David Donovan,
Deirdre & John Anderson, Claire
Stephanie Duato, Marcia & John
Armstrong, Chad Bantjes, Ms.
Dumaresq, Alma Espinosa, Helen
Elizabeth Bayard, Norman Beloin,
& Richard Fearon, Mr. & Mrs.
Maxa Berid, Richard & Pamela
Matthew Fichtenbaum, Laurie
Bohne, Bob & Rita Bowen, Mr. &
Fischer, Eric Fitch, Shirley &
Mrs. John Cadigan, Robert and
Leonard Fitzgerald, Kathryn
Sonja Cahill, Carol & Ron
Flinner, Mrs. Kathleen M. Flynn, Hugh &
Cannistraro, Charles & Sheila Carney,
Rosemary Folsom, Attorney James J.
Arthur & Sandra Clough, Ms. Claire
Chamberlain, Harold Crowley, Jr., Jim & Carol Gaffney, III, Gloria Gagnon, A.G. Hardware
Supply , William & Paula Gendron, Bill
Cullen, Dolores Czyzycki, Kathleen
Gerber, Jane Ginsburg, Elaine Nugent & Jeff
Diamantopoulos, Judith Durant, Sandra &
Thomas Eagan, Ruthven & Douglas Farber, Ms. Glover, Mary Frances Gorman, David &
Kathleen Gwiazda, William Harrington, Carol
Alfreda M. Fawcett, Sandra Ferreira, Marshall
Ann Hayton, Donald & Joan Hearn, Ms.
& Susan Field, Winifred & Neal Flint,
Rachel Hervieux, Gail & Adam Heward, Doug
Community Teamwork, Inc., Alan French,
& Peggy Higgins, Kathy Hirbour, Nancy
Gilbert and Claire Gagnon, Richard Gardner,
Hogan, Peter Mahler & Kate Hollister, Ken &
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Grady, Maureen Hancock,
Mary Ann Hughes, Ami Hughes*, Lynnda
Wayne & Kathy Hayes, Barbara Dunsford &
Ignacio, Emily Jarrell* (in honor of Gretchen
Pat Healey, Donald & Sandra Hogan, Richard
van Ness), David & Marlene Johnson, Stavros
Howe, Jr., April Hunt*, Robert & Mary
& Donna Kanaracus, Stephen
Johnson-Lally, Mr. Stuart
Johnstone, Diane Allenberg & “Preserving and rehabilitat- and Mary Kandrotas, Susan &
Lewis Karabatsos, Peter &
James Latham, Brian Leahey,
ing our diverse urban
Martha Kaselis, George
Lenzi's Catering, Zoar
landscape is such a worthy
Stalker & Jean Keskulla, Paul
Outdoor, Helen Littlefield,
cause. This city has given so Krenitsky, Mr. Kenneth
Gloria Loredo, Elinor P.
much to me, I always want
Kriedberg, David LaBrode,
Lynch, Melia Mahoney, Frank to contribute in any way I
Andre and Therese Lagasse,
Makarewicz, Robert & Jeanne can. It's so awesome when
Janet Lambert-Moore, Sr.
Winn Makem, Carol & Robert something you enjoy can
Lillian Lamoureux, Tom
Marchand , Henri & Nancy
help what you love.”
Langan, Connie LanseigneMarchand, Patrick & Janice
Case, John Lawlor, Robert &
- Elena Kalogeropoulos,
McCabe, Jane McCaffrey, Mr.
Margaret Leighton, Linda
on selecting LP&CT to receive
& Mrs. Terrence McCarthy,
100%
of
EBay
sale
proceeds
Leonard, Lynne Maniscalco,
Frank P. McCartin Co., Inc.,
(via Lynnderella Lacquers).
Michele & Frank Marino,
Nancy and Joseph Meehan,
Thomas & Karen McCall, Mr.
Kurt & Cindy Meklenburg*,
Daniel F. McCarthy, William & Janet
Ruth Messer, Christa Miller, Leslie Morin, Jen
McMahon, Kara & Patrick McNamara, Ray &
Murphy, Susan & Lee Nealon, Joy & Tim
Trudy Michel, Suzanne Molleur Beebe, James
Onasch, Joseph & Beverly Parent, Daniel &
Barbara Pearl, Donna Power, Cecile
(continued, page 4)
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Binocs & Birding
Mark Romanowsky’s
‘Special Places’ Paintings
are now available on Etsy:
Saturday, October 15, 2016, 7:30 AM
www.etsy.com/shop/
MarkRomanowskyLPCT
Saturday, October 15, 2016, 10 AM
- and at -
COOL Place
70 Merrimack Street, Lowell
Lowell Walks:
Concord River Greenway
Bunker Hill Roll of Honor
Thurs., November 16, 2016 6:30PM
Merrimack River Hike/Picnic
Saturday, November 19, 2016, 9AM
www.LowellLandTrust.org
LP&CT Board of Directors
Brian Chapman
Christine Cole (Treas.)
Matthew C. Donahue, Esq.
Jonathan Geer
Sheila Kirschbaum (Clerk)
Christine McCall
Jamie O’Hearn
Dr. Mark Romanowsky (Pres.)
Sopheap Theam
Jane L. Calvin, Executive Director
Carolyn Meklenburg,
Stewardship & Education Manager
Stephanie Jones, Environmental Educator
Bora Poun, Environmental Educator