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Youth Commission approves April minutes, sets September meeting

Stoughton Youth Commission approved April 2026 minutes and scheduled its next meeting for September 15th. Vice Chair Peter Banis called the meeting to order with David Walsh, Joan Foley, and Rebekah Thomas present; Carl Thompson abstained (4-0-1). Staff transitions loom as Teresa Tapper retires

Youth Commission Board · Meeting of June 9, 2026

Stoughton Youth Commission approved April 2026 minutes and scheduled its next meeting for September 15th. Vice Chair Peter Banis called the meeting to order with David Walsh, Joan Foley, and Rebekah Thomas present; Carl Thompson abstained (4-0-1). Staff transitions loom as Teresa Tapper retires July 3rd, with Rebecca Buchanan assuming director duties and garden program oversight, and Rebekah Thomas, a board member, leading the bereavement group.

Recreation staffing grew to 37 personnel from 18 in 2018, while Ames Pond will open June 18th with new ADA features including accessible mats and picnic tables plus a grant-funded beach wheelchair.

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Source: the Youth Commission Board meeting of June 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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