Conservation Commission Opens Recruitment Drive for New Board Members
Southborough's Conservation Commission is recruiting new members, the town confirmed Friday in a posting on the official website. The call for volunteers to serve on the land-use panel was one of three civic alerts published heading into the weekend, alongside the release of "Word on Co…
SOUTHBOROUGH -- Three civic notices appeared on the town's homepage heading into the weekend, with the Conservation Commission calling for new volunteers, the latest edition of the town's community newsletter going live, and an Annual Flag Retirement Ceremony posted, all while a packed run of public meetings looms next week.
TOWN HALL
The town's official website listed three new community alerts Friday. The Conservation Commission posted an open call for residents interested in joining the board, signaling a recruitment push for the land-use panel. "Word on Common Street, Volume 42," the town's periodic newsletter covering municipal news and updates, was also published. A notice for an Annual Flag Retirement Ceremony rounded out the postings; full details are available at southboroughma.gov.
ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS
No new coverage from Patch, MetroWest Daily News, or The Boston Globe in this cycle.
COMING UP
Next week brings a concentrated stretch of public meetings. On Monday, June 15, both the Southborough School Committee and the Northborough-Southborough Regional School Committee hold joint sessions. Tuesday, June 16, is the busier evening: the Library Board of Trustees, the Stewardship Committee, and the Select Board are all scheduled to meet. Agendas and virtual-meeting access links are posted at southboroughma.gov.
Share this brief
Know someone in Worcester County who follows town government? Share Townbrief Worcester County: they can sign up free.