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New therapeutic recreation specialist joins Danvers, expands adaptive programs

New Danvers recreation specialist expands adaptive and inclusive programming. The Accessibility Commission welcomed Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist Julia Ryan, who will oversee new adaptive programming and inclusive recreation initiatives. Matthew Mitchell, Senior and Social Services

Danvers Retirement Board approves $1 million in fund rebalancing transfers.

Danvers Retirement Board approves $1 million in rebalancing transfers and addresses member indemnification. Chair Joseph L. Collins led the board in voting unanimously to move $500,000 each from Kayne Anderson and Rhumbline Russell Growth 1000 into cash, based on Segal Marco guidance; the fund's

River Committee approves prior meeting minutes, hears updates on Pope's Landing parking plan.

River Committee approves January minutes and hears updates on Pope's Landing parking proposal. Matthew Byrne, Chair, presided over the meeting with six members present. Christopher Sanborn, Director of Natural Resources, reported that a revised traffic pattern for Pope's Landing is being developed

Council on Aging approves minutes, details staffing additions

Danvers Council on Aging unanimously approves prior minutes and announces staff additions. President Geraldine Cosgrove's board reported fiscal balances of $107,746.60 in transportation and $347,633.01 in program accounts. Two new staff joined: Activities Coordinator Juanita Simms (starting

Danvers Housing Trust reviews updated production plan draft

Danvers Affordable Housing Trust reviews updated Housing Production Plan with revised language clarifying strategies as recommendations rather than mandates. The consultant's revised draft addresses prior public concerns; the Planning Board is scheduled for a second review in March, with staff