Conservation Commission Seeks Volunteers as Town Enters Busy Meeting Week
Southborough's Conservation Commission is recruiting new members, the lead local item on a quiet Sunday. The commission posted its call for volunteers on the town's official website, with no deadline listed; residents interested in wetlands and open-space issues are directed to southbor…
The town's Conservation Commission has put out a call for new members, according to a notice posted to the town website, the most substantive local item on an otherwise quiet Sunday ahead of a busy meeting week.
TOWN HALL
The Conservation Commission is actively recruiting volunteers to join the board, per a notice on the town's civic alerts page. No application deadline or minimum qualifications were listed in the posting. Residents interested in land-use, wetlands protection, or open-space stewardship are encouraged to reach out through the town website at southboroughma.gov.
Also on the town homepage, Volume 42 of the town's newsletter *Word on Common Street* has been published. The newsletter is available to read through the News & Spotlights section of the official town site.
ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS
No new coverage from Patch, MetroWest Daily News, or The Boston Globe in this cycle.
COMING UP
**Monday, June 15:** The Southborough School Committee holds a joint meeting; the Northborough-Southborough Regional School Committee also meets jointly the same evening. Check the town calendar at southboroughma.gov for times and access details.
**Tuesday, June 16:** Three boards convene, the Library Board of Trustees, the Stewardship Committee, and the Select Board. Agendas and virtual-meeting links are posted on the town's Minutes & Agendas page.
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