Stow's free Well Adult Drop-In Clinic for residents moves to Wednesday, Nov. 4, from noon to 1:30 p.m. because of Veterans Day, then returns to its regular second-Wednesday schedule in December.
The Town of Stow announced the traffic signal at Hudson Road and Great Road will begin operating Oct. 29 at 9 a.m., replacing the flashing yellow light with a standard red-yellow-green pattern.
The Town of Stow announced the Hometown Heroes program, letting residents sponsor $250 banners honoring local veterans for display along Route 117.
Nashoba Regional High School's fall teams, which include Stow athletes, had a busy stretch heading into the final weeks of the season.
The Town of Stow announced that contractor Massachusetts Broken Stone Company is scheduled to pave Taylor Road and Evelyn Road starting Oct. 23 at about 9 a.m., with detours in place and driveway access delays expected.
Stow's Select Board ordered a letter demanding Honeypot Orchards comply with a 2025 traffic safety agreement after officers reported being confronted and roads improperly closed during an October 3 incident.
Nashoba Regional High School, which includes Stow athletes, continues its strong fall season: field hockey is 8-1 and ranked third in the state with its only loss to top-ranked Lincoln-Sudbury; football climbed to 11th in the state after a big win and hosts Fitchburg Friday for homecoming.
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