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Planning Board approves traffic data contract and Bruen Road 40B letter

Stow Planning Board funds traffic data platform and Bruen Road 40B comment letter. Chair Lori Clark and the Board voted unanimously to allocate $1,200 toward the first year of a $9,500 Urban SDK traffic speed and volume contract, with annual price increases capped at 2.5 percent; the Traffic Safety

Commission approves Taylor Road single-family dwelling

Stow Conservation Commission approves Taylor Road dwelling, continues major projects. Chair Matt Styckiewicz and the six-member commission unanimously approved an Order of Conditions for Bruce Ringwall's single-family dwelling project at 331 Taylor Road, including provisions for twice-yearly

All Three Nashoba Towns Pass FY27 Budget; District Eyes $1.8 Million in Capital Improvements

STOW -- May 13, 2026, Nashoba Regional's FY27 budget cleared all three member towns as the School Committee confronted calls for greater financial transparency. School Committee Chair announced at the May 13 meeting that Stow, Bolton, and Lancaster each passed the budget by resounding votes, with member towns approving

Select Board approves housing developments, permits Randall Woods grand opening.

Select Board approves two housing projects and authorizes park celebration permits. The Board unanimously approved a 20-unit development on Bruen Road under Chapter 40B comprehensive permit rules, with five units permanently affordable; separately, it approved a six-unit all-affordable

Library Trustees approve rooms policy, recognize Shaw's donation after grand reopening.

Randall Library Trustees unanimously adopt meeting rooms policy, recognize Shaw's support. The library's grand reopening continues to drive strong early operations: Library Director Ricky Sirois reported approximately 116 daily transactions, door counts ranging from 62 to 202 patrons per day, and