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Sustainability Committee Monitors Waste Contract Rollout, Plans Summer Events

Manchester Sustainability Committee discusses waste contract implementation and approves new member. The committee contributed research to the town's waste contract decision and now seeks details on rollout of the new provider. Co-Chairs Annie McBride and Sandy Rogers manage the committee's social

Sustainability Committee · Meeting of July 22, 2026

MANCHESTER BY THE SEA — Manchester Sustainability Committee discusses waste contract implementation and approves new member. The committee contributed research to the town's waste contract decision and now seeks details on rollout of the new provider. Co-Chairs Annie McBride and Sandy Rogers manage the committee's social media and communications, seeking town reimbursement for expenses.

Committee member Louisa Mackintosh contacted Black Earth Compost about the CHaRM program for a future presentation. The committee will partner with MA Oyster Project at Festival by the Sea on August 1st for a kid-friendly art table, and the Hooper Fund supporting a Singing Beach sunscreen station remains on hold pending the bath house renovation project.

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Source: the Sustainability Committee meeting of July 22, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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