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Council on Aging approves prior minutes, plans May Mahjong program.

Shirley Council on Aging unanimously approved January minutes and voted to move forward with program and facility upgrades. Chair Laurie Witherell and Director Amy Leonard will attend the March 7 Budget hearing; instructor Judith Viviano will teach Mahjong in May at either Monday 1–3 p.m. or

Enhancing Shirley Committee advances welcome packet, holiday decorations plan.

Shirley's Enhancing Shirley Committee unanimously approved the Welcome Wagon packet design and content breakdown. The packet, in design and information-gathering stages, will include town services, school information, committee and board contacts with vacancy listings, local businesses, veteran

Zoning Board extends Parker Village 40B hearing, hires peer reviewer for sewer study.

Shirley Zoning Board extends Parker Village 40B hearing, authorizes sewer peer review. The board voted unanimously to hire Weston & Sampson to review sewer engineering conducted by Haley & Ward for the mixed-use project, one of the application's primary obstacles since November submission. Chair

Recreation Commission approves bills, reviews program updates.

Shirley Recreation Commission approves bills and reviews program updates across youth and adult sports. Katie Aponte and Jonathan Deforge were unanimously approved to handle billing and minutes review. Summer in Shirley expects 2 or 3 charitable fund scholarships; Penguins Swim Team hit 38-swimmer

Conservation Commission approves sewage system replacement at 170 Groton Road

The Shirley Conservation Commission unanimously approved an Order of Conditions for a sewage disposal system replacement at 170 Groton Road, which sits within 100 feet of a bordering vegetated wetland and the 200-foot riverfront area. Chair Jennifer McGuinness opened and closed the public hearing