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Sister City Ireland, Cork County Committee plans Lughnasadh Games and spring food festival.

Sister City Ireland, Cork County Committee moves forward on twin cultural initiatives. Skip Fernandez is pursuing approval for a Gaelic Football event during Heritage Days, tentatively called the Lughnasadh Games, with support from Kevin Clancy of The Galway Girl and the Recreation Department.

Commission on Disabilities explores film forum venue alternatives

Scituate Commission on Disabilities addresses film forum venue uncertainty. Chair Megan Sommer reported that the proposed March date at The Reel, initially funded by a Scituate Education Foundation grant, no longer works, prompting the commission to explore alternative locations including the

Beach Commission plans spring grass planting with high school volunteers

Beach Commission plans April grass planting with high school student volunteers. Members Lizzie Capiau-Piscitello, Kelly Bower, and Chris Mason discussed spring initiatives including outreach to Scituate High School for students seeking community service credit. The commission received updates on

Water Resources Commission approves December minutes, discusses desalination subcommittee work.

Water Resources Commission approves December minutes, discusses 2026 membership needs. Chair Bruce Arbonies led the January 13 meeting, during which the Commission unanimously approved its December 2025 meeting minutes and reported that two member positions will open in 2026. Vice Chair Bob Murray

Bicycle Committee advances grant projects, schedules open house for January 26.

Scituate Bicycle Committee approves Mass DOT grant for bike rack spending. Chair Nancy Werner will coordinate implementation with the Department of Public Works, with individual racks estimated at three to four thousand dollars each; the committee discussed placement on town property and potential