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Military Community Covenant Task Force approves prior minutes, discusses veteran lawn care.

The Military Community Covenant Task Force approved its May 15 minutes unanimously and discussed ongoing lawn maintenance for a disabled veteran. Four members, including Pat Wojtas, Chuck Fidler, Brian Fredriksson, and Dan Ward, attended the meeting at Chelmsfeld Center for the Arts. Members

Military Community Covenant · Meeting of June 19, 2026

CHELMSFORD — The Military Community Covenant Task Force approved its May 15 minutes unanimously and discussed ongoing lawn maintenance for a disabled veteran. Four members, including Pat Wojtas, Chuck Fidler, Brian Fredriksson, and Dan Ward, attended the meeting at Chelmsfeld Center for the Arts. Members debated using either a walk-behind mower or coordinating with a neighbor's riding mower to complete the approximately two-hour lawn job.

Dan Ward reported outreach to the Yankee Clipper Barber Shop, Triangle Service Station, and the Library, with plans to return with Military Community Network stickers and solicit donations. Brian Fredriksson, who will not seek reappointment, agreed to notify Action Unlimited of an August cookout and transfer documentation to another member.

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Source: the Military Community Covenant meeting of June 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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