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Recreation Commission approves officer nominations, reviews programs

Shirley Recreation Commission approved routine officer nominations in an administrative meeting focused on youth sports program updates. The commission unanimously appointed Matt Thomas to review and sign bills and Linda Cournoyer to review and sign minutes. Multiple youth sports programs reported

Recreation Commission · Meeting of July 27, 2026

Shirley Recreation Commission approved routine officer nominations in an administrative meeting focused on youth sports program updates. The commission unanimously appointed Matt Thomas to review and sign bills and Linda Cournoyer to review and sign minutes. Multiple youth sports programs reported positive status, including Ayer Shirley Youth Soccer, which registered 194 players on time and scheduled an upcoming board meeting to discuss team composition policies.

Staff member Mellisa Schrock was directed to finalize an AdminSports annual contract with Keith Begun. The Selectboard moved forward with a formal request for an earmark to fund an irrigation system at Wilde Road fields.

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Source: the Recreation Commission meeting of July 27, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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