giant insects

Iain MacLeod, right, executive director at Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, presents the giant bombardier beetle to Marcy Dembiec, MVSB mortgage loan originator NMLS #165849, and Marcus Weeks, MVSB senior vice president & senior retail banking officer. MVSB sponsored the beetle, which is part of the center’s Giant Insect exhibit. (Courtesy photo)

HOLDERNESS — Meredith Village Savings Bank is proud to support Squam Lakes Natural Science Center’s featured 2022 exhibit, Giant Insects, with a $5,000 sponsorship. Now through Sept. 30, visitors can view large animatronic insects along the Center’s live animal trail and learn about the important role insects play in the preserving the balance of nature.

“We are thrilled to feature Giant Insects at the Science Center this season,” said Iain MacLeod, Squam Lakes Natural Science Center executive director. “And we are so thankful for the support from MVSB to help us further our education about the importance of insects with this fascinating exhibit.”

“The Science Center is an organization that has been dear to my heart ever since I was young and I am thrilled that MVSB is sponsoring this unique and fun exhibit,” said Jill White, MVSB regional vice president, branch manager in Ashland. “I hope everyone will get a chance to stop by the center to take a tour and learn more.”

Go to nhnature.org/insects to read more about the Giant Insects exhibit.

For further information, visit www.nhnature.org or call 603-968-7194.

To learn more, visit any of the local branch offices call 800-922-6872 or visit mvsb.com.

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