Select Board Fills Committee Seats, Sets Primary Voting Details

The Shrewsbury Select Board has reappointed members to several town committees, while officials also released details on the state primary and an upcoming round of mosquito control spraying, according to Patch reports.

TOWN HALL

The Select Board reappointed three individuals and filled additional seats on town boards and committees last week, according to a Patch report cited in Google's news alerts for the town. The move keeps several standing committees staffed as the town heads into the fall municipal calendar.

Separately, the town has released voting details for the 2026 Massachusetts state primary election, scheduled for early September, including options for early voting and vote-by-mail, per a Patch report. Residents planning to vote absentee or early should watch for further instructions from the Town Clerk's office as the date approaches.

Mosquito control crews are scheduled to return to Shrewsbury again this month as part of the town's seasonal spraying program, according to a Patch report. Specific dates and treatment areas were not detailed in available reporting.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

"Shrewsbury Select Board Names Members To Town Committees," Patch reports, noting the board reappointed three people and filled other committee vacancies last week (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/shrewsbury/shrewsbury-select-board-names-members-town-committees).

"Shrewsbury Announces State Primary Voting Details For September," according to Patch, which outlines early voting and vote-by-mail options ahead of the 2026 state primary (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/shrewsbury/shrewsbury-announces-state-primary-voting-details-september).

"Shrewsbury Mosquito Spraying Planned For Late July," per Patch, describing another round of seasonal mosquito control work set to return to town this month (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/shrewsbury/shrewsbury-mosquito-spraying-planned-late-july).