Shrewsbury CPC Brings Three Projects to Town Meeting Next Week
Shrewsbury Community Preservation Committee previews three town meeting articles and hears pitches for new open-space projects.
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Shrewsbury DEIB Committee Sets June 27 Pride Event, Eyes Select Board Report
SHREWSBURY — May 11, 2026 — Shrewsbury's DEIB Committee confirmed Pride at the Park for June 27 and advanced Juneteenth planning at its May 11 meeting. The committee, which includes members Safa Khan, Flo Singh, Martha Dearing, Roger Olivares, Samantha Golding, and Luis Rodriguez, set Pride at the Park for
Douglas Oktoberfest Committee Awards 2026 Scholarship, Confirms October 5 Festival Date
DOUGLAS — May 11, 2026 — Douglas Oktoberfest Committee unanimously awards 2026 scholarship at May planning session. The committee, meeting May 11, selected the applicant identified as Letter F from four qualifying submissions out of nine total applications received for its annual scholarship; five applications were disqualified for missing required components including
Southbridge "Other Committee" Meeting Transcript Yields No Reportable Municipal Business
SOUTHBRIDGE — May 7, 2026 — A May 7, 2026 Southbridge committee recording produced no reportable municipal content. The submission, labeled only "Other Committee," yielded a transcript of three short, incoherent passages that name no speakers, no agenda items, no dollar amounts, and no votes. No supplementary agenda, packet, or
Douglas Heritage and Honor Committee Sets Memorial Day Parade Order, Flags Unfinished Tasks
DOUGLAS — May 7, 2026 — Douglas Heritage and Honor Committee maps out Memorial Day parade order with several logistics still open. At the May 7 working session, the three-member committee settled on a draft lineup placing the Boy Scouts color guard first, followed by the high school band, veterans, scouts,
Douglas Heritage and Honor Committee Sets Memorial Day Parade Order, Flags Unfinished Tasks
DOUGLAS — May 7, 2026 — Douglas Heritage and Honor Committee maps out Memorial Day parade order with several logistics still open. At the May 7 working session, the three-member committee settled on a draft lineup placing the Boy Scouts color guard first, followed by the high school band, veterans, scouts,
Douglas Economic Development Commission Reorganizes, Eyes Downtown Zoning Changes for Fall
DOUGLAS — May 6, 2026 — Douglas revives its Economic Development Commission after a three-year dormancy, electing officers and targeting fall zoning changes. The four-member commission, meeting May 6 for the first time since losing quorum, unanimously elected Meg Schlesman chair, Ross Smith secretary, and Jim Farrell vice chair, with
Douglas Economic Development Commission Reorganizes, Eyes Downtown Zoning Changes for Fall
DOUGLAS — May 6, 2026 — Douglas revives its Economic Development Commission after a three-year dormancy, electing officers and targeting fall zoning changes. The four-member commission, meeting May 6 for the first time since losing quorum, unanimously elected Meg Schlesman chair, Ross Smith secretary, and Jim Farrell vice chair, with
Douglas Recreation Commission Approves $2,075 Spending on Courts, Fields, and Park Amenities
DOUGLAS — May 5, 2026 — Douglas Recreation Commission unanimously approves $2,075 in end-of-year spending across five items. The five-member board, meeting Tuesday, allocated $200 for fire equipment inspections at recreation facilities, $300 for a polyethylene picnic table near the town hall basketball and pickleball court, $400 for
Douglas Recreation Commission Approves $2,075 Spending on Courts, Fields, and Park Amenities
DOUGLAS — May 5, 2026 — Douglas Recreation Commission unanimously approves $2,075 in end-of-year spending across five items. The five-member board, meeting Tuesday, allocated $200 for fire equipment inspections at recreation facilities, $300 for a polyethylene picnic table near the town hall basketball and pickleball court, $400 for