Shutesbury Lake Wyola Advisory Committee Disbands Amidst Plans for New Stormwater Erosion Initiative

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Shutesbury Lake Wyola Advisory Committee voted to disband, paving the way for the formation of a new townwide stormwater erosion committee. This change follows a positive presentation to the select board regarding the significant stormwater erosion issues affecting Shutesbury, including Lake Wyola. The new committee aims to address these problems on a broader scale, incorporating a focus on Lake Wyola while also tackling similar challenges throughout the town.

Shutesbury Recreation Committee Expands Soccer Program with College Coaches

Overview: The Shutesbury Recreation Committee meeting saw the approval of a new collaboration with Ammeris College’s women’s soccer team to coach local children. The committee also welcomed a new member, Jessica Carlson Baler, who brings expertise in community engagement and education, and approved plans for various community activities, including a townwide birthday party and a night sky viewing event.

Shutesbury Lake Wyola Advisory Committee Tackles Dam Repairs and Invasive Milfoil Concerns

Overview: In a recent Shutesbury Lake Wyola Advisory Committee meeting, members focused on several issues, including dam repairs, invasive milfoil in the lake, and committee membership structure.

Shutesbury School Committee Tackles Water Infiltration and Capital Planning in Detailed Discussion

Overview: The recent Shutesbury School Committee meeting delved into issues, prominently focusing on water infiltration stemming from a missing roof cap and the subsequent impact on the school’s oil tank, alongside discussions on financial management, preschool enrollment, and policy updates.

Shutesbury Library Board Tackles Construction Delays, Bird Safety, and Budget Updates

Overview: The Shutesbury Library Board meeting focused on the construction progress of the new library building, addressing delays in obtaining permanent power, budget updates, and measures to prevent bird strikes on the building’s windows.