The Wilmington Recreation Commission backed a commemorative plaque honoring two pickleball instructors. Resident Michael McInnis requested the honor for Jim Buckley and Tom Pazyra, who established the 121 Glen Road courts in 2018 and continue to teach.
The Wilmington Recreation Commission welcomed the town's selection as one of five New England recipients for a Floating Beach Chair grant enhancing beach accessibility for residents with disabilities.
Recreation Commission reorganized with two officer nominations and discussed field expansion plans. During its May 7 meeting, the commission nominated C. Michael Burns to continue as Chair, pending his acceptance, and accepted Karen Martin's nomination for Vice Chair.
Director Brett Sawin reported spring facility openings and summer recreation programs at the April 2 Commission meeting. Yentile field opened March 20, natural grass fields open April 3, and pickleball courts opened March 19 at 121 Glen Road.
The Wilmington Recreation Commission planned weather-dependent extended hours at Town Beach this summer. The commission, at its March 12 meeting, reviewed summer staffing for Tiny Tots, Kids Club, playground, and lifeguard positions, noting strong spring and summer program registration.
The Recreation Commission discussed spring programs and facility changes. Three of five members attended the February 5 meeting; absent were C. Michael Burns and Karen Martin.
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