Position open on Ashland Senior Advisory Committee

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August 13, 2024

Applications due by Aug. 30 to serve on Ashland Parks & Recreation committee

By Morgan Rothborne, Ashland.news 

A spot is open on the Ashland Senior Advisory Committee to help guide activities and resources made available to seniors by Ashland Parks & Recreation, according to an APRC release. 

The advisory committee consists of between seven and nine members, all assisting APRC commissioners in creating and maintaining recreational, educational and assistance programming at the Ashland Senior Center and throughout the APRC parks system.

 Terms of service on the committee last two years. Meetings are held either in person or via Zoom on the second Monday of every odd-numbered month from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., according to the APRC page. 

Interested applicants have until Aug. 30 to seek the spot, according to the posting. To apply, visit the APRC page for the application form.  

Email Ashland.news reporter Morgan Rothborne at [email protected].

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