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Upton Recreation Commission approves Kids at Pratt sponsorship plan

Upton Recreation Commission opens Kids at Pratt registration for summer 2026 with corporate sponsorship support underway. Director Maria Cherubino reported the town approved the sponsorship approach, with Commission member Chris Murphy to contact Upton Unibank manager Steven Venezia about potential

Recreation Commission · Meeting of February 19, 2026

Upton Recreation Commission opens Kids at Pratt registration for summer 2026 with corporate sponsorship support underway. Director Maria Cherubino reported the town approved the sponsorship approach, with Commission member Chris Murphy to contact Upton Unibank manager Steven Venezia about potential support. K@P registrations are open and on track, with two applicants being considered for the Seasonal Program Director position.

The Commission allocated $2,350 in FY2026 carryover funds for a Studio Two Beatles tribute concert on June 24 and determined that Leland Field will not be available this season, requiring alternate site identification for the Lacrosse program. Pratt Pond monitoring will be presented at town meeting via warrant article.

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Source: the Recreation Commission meeting of February 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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