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Council on Aging approves prior minutes, plans June elections.

Shirley Council on Aging advances June board elections after approving prior minutes. Chair Marie Elwyn will step down after her second term expires; Secretary Laurie Witherell will remain for a second term. Director Amy Leonard reported partnerships with Springdell Farms for $25 senior produce

Zoning Board continues Parker Village hearing, discusses Lakeview ADU.

Shirley Zoning Board unanimously continued the Parker Village comprehensive permit hearing to May 4. Vice Chair Lee M. "Chip" Guercio, Members Dave Swain, Stuart Sears, Lee Mirkovic, and Associate Member Dustin White voted 5-0 to postpone after the applicant requested extension through May 11. In

Planning Board endorses street tree and stonewall bylaws for town meeting.

Planning Board unanimously approves four warrant articles for May town meeting. Chair Sarah Widing and the Board endorsed a Public Street Trees Bylaw and Stonewall Preservation Bylaw, along with amendments to the Protective Zoning Bylaws governing temporary political signs and automobile lease and

Recreation Commission approves referee mentorship training budget of $900.

Recreation Commission approves spring referee mentorship program at $900. Jay Duffner, the Commission's CPC representative, will lead training for 16 referees, deploying them across games at $25 per assignment through mid-June. Summer in Shirley camp shifts to June 23 start date following the June

Conservation Commission approves permits and defers warrant article to fall.

Shirley Conservation Commission unanimously approved four wetland permits and deferred a warrant-article request. Chair Jennifer McGuinness and the seven-member board issued a Determination of Applicability for a detached garage at 128 Groton Road and an Order of Conditions for National Grid