Sturbridge Lake Committee finds boating safety course not feasible
Sturbridge Lake Advisory Committee found the boating safety course not feasible this year. Members discussed lake-studies restructuring as proposed by Robin Grimm and Lauren Vivier, considered a Citizen Scientist program and soil-testing initiative through UMass and the Sturbridge Public Library,
Sturbridge Lake Advisory Committee · Meeting of May 21, 2026
Sturbridge Lake Advisory Committee found the boating safety course not feasible this year. Members discussed lake-studies restructuring as proposed by Robin Grimm and Lauren Vivier, considered a Citizen Scientist program and soil-testing initiative through UMass and the Sturbridge Public Library, and reviewed candidates to fill positions at South Pond and Walker Pond. Paula Kopacz, Fran O'Connell, and Chuck Roy reported on a Regional Officials Lake Association meeting held April 20.
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Source: the Sturbridge Lake Advisory Committee meeting of May 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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