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Spencer Posts 2026 Summer Concert Schedule Via Town News Flash

Spencer's Town Hall rolled out its 2026 summer concert schedule and a wildfire-smoke safety advisory for outdoor workers via the official News Flash feed on July 17, while the Richard Sugden Library kicked off its all-ages Summer Reading program. Town boards have a busy week ahead: the …

SPENCER -- Town Hall used its News Flash channel this week to release the 2026 summer concert schedule and a wildfire-smoke safety advisory for outdoor workers, while the Planning Board, Economic Development Committee and Board of Selectmen all prepare to meet in the days ahead.

TOWN HALL

The Town of Spencer posted its 2026 Summer Concert List through the official News Flash feed, giving residents a first look at this year's outdoor concert offerings. The town did not detail specific dates or performers in the posted notice.

Town Hall also issued a News Flash advisory titled "Protect Outdoor Workers Exposed to Wildfire Pollution," urging awareness of air-quality risks for those working outside, and shared a separate update on the Spencer Rescue Squad.

COMMUNITY & ARTS

The Richard Sugden Library has opened its School Summer Reading program for all ages this summer, according to the library's website. The library is open Monday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

COMING UP

The Planning Board meets Tuesday, July 21. The Economic Development Committee meets Wednesday, July 22, the same day a scheduled Conservation Commission meeting has been canceled, according to the town calendar. The Board of Selectmen holds its next meeting Monday, July 27.

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