Government · Select Board
Stow Select Board Schedules July Hearing on Wedgwood Pines Liquor License Violation
Stow Select Board schedules liquor license hearing and confronts record-low groundwater.
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This Week in Stow: Jun 15 - Jun 21
4 stories from Stow News this week.
Obituaries
Obituary notices, week of June 15, 2026 through June 21, 2026
One Stow obituary appeared in the week of June 15–21, 2026: Yagoda, Nadezhda, 77, of Stow, who died June 15, 2026. Funeral arrangements were handled by Robert J. Lawler & Crosby Funeral and Cremation Service, with burial at Brookside Cemetery in Stow. The notice was posted via Echovita.
Sports
Stow Youth Baseball seeks Bingo volunteers to keep registration costs down heading into summer.
Stow Youth Baseball (SYB) is calling on community members to volunteer for its Bingo fundraiser, the league's primary source of revenue. Without enough volunteers, SYB warns the program may be cancelled, resulting in higher registration fees for families. Concession stand volunteer slot…
Schools · School Committee
Nashoba Regional School Committee Ratifies Three-Year Teachers Contract 10-1
Nashoba Regional School Committee ratifies a three-year teachers contract 10-1, with a 3 percent annual raise. The committee voted Thursday evening to approve the Unit A memorandum of agreement with the Nashoba Regional Education Association covering July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2029.
Government · Open Space Committee
Randal Park wetland restoration awarded $1.7 million in state funding
Stow Open Space Committee advances Randal Park restoration with $1.7 million state award. The committee received notification that state funding for the Randal Park wetland restoration project has increased from $300,000 to $1.7 million, with the restoration set to begin in 2027 coordinated with
Government · Traffic Safety Advisory Committee
Traffic committee selects Chief Evers as new chair.
Stow Traffic Safety Advisory Committee elects Chief Barry Evers chair. At the June 16 meeting, the committee voted unanimously to elect Evers, following nomination by Chief Michael Sallese and a second from Planning Director Valerie Oorthuys. The committee also advanced several traffic initiatives:
Government · Planning Board
Planning Board appoints associate members; continues development hearing
Planning Board appoints associate members and continues hearings on two major developments. Deb Woods and Allison Alter were unanimously appointed as Voting and Non-Voting Associate Members, respectively, for one-year terms ending June 30, 2027, in a Board review of letters of interest from both
Government · Conservation Commission
Commission approves former Bose site emergency access drive
Stow Conservation Commission approves two major decisions. The Commission unanimously issued a Negative 3 Determination for Masters Academy International's emergency access drive at 688 Great Road, enabling work at the redeveloping former Bose property without a full Order of Conditions.
Morning Brief
Stow Town Offices to Close Friday for Juneteenth Holiday
Stow closes town offices Friday for Juneteenth as a quiet civic week unfolds. No Town Hall press releases or community announcements landed in the coverage window for Tuesday, June 16, leaving the Juneteenth closure — observed June 19 — as the week's leading practical note for residents…