Three Stow boards meet the same Tuesday evening, signaling a full civic week ahead. The Traffic Safety Advisory Committee, Planning Board, and Conservation Commission are all on the calendar for June 16, with the Open Space Committee to follow on June 17 — a stretch of back-to-back publ…
4 stories from Stow News this week.
Stow marks a new community milestone Saturday as Randall Woods Park holds its grand opening celebration. The town is hosting a public event from 1 to 4 p.m. on June 13 to formally open the park to residents. Separately, the town's homepage notes that an affordable housing unit is availa…
Stow Green Advisory Committee backs 2026 Climate Action Plan update for Select Board presentation. The committee unanimously approved Arnie Epstein's presentation showing the town on track to meet 2030 sustainability goals including heat pump adoption and electric vehicle purchases, with key
Stow Council on Aging approves associate member vacancy process, halts summer meetings. Chair Jeanne Genereux presided as the Board voted to adopt an edited application process for associate members, implementing a historical practice of filling Board vacancies through promotion. The Board also
Stow Board of Health approves septic variances with conservation conditions. The board unanimously granted two regulatory waivers for an innovative Presby Enviro system at 248 Harvard Road, reducing the required wetland setback from 100 feet to 88 feet and waiving the standard effluent filter
STOW -- June 10, 2026, Nashoba Regional School Committee reorganizes and faces fierce pushback on food service outsourcing plan. The committee unanimously re-elected Leah Viverrito as chair and elected Scott Powell vice chair at
Randall Library Trustees name Young Adult Room after Hale fund. The board elected Morgan Hillman as Chair, Maureen Busch as Vice Chair, David Carroll as Secretary, and Aisha Anderson as Treasurer. Trustees voted unanimously to rename the Young Adult Room the "Hale Young Adult Room," fulfilling a
Stow Select Board unanimously approves 18 summer reappointments across four motions. Chair John "JT" Toole and members Hector Constantzos, Ingeborg Hegemann, Brian Patuto, and Dan Petersen voted unanimously by roll call on one-, two-, three-, and five-year terms effective July 1, after confirming
Planning Board re-elects Lori Clark as Chair, Karen Kelleher as Vice Chair. The Board heard Masters Academy International's proposal for a 38,000 square-foot basketball pavilion at 688 Great Road with two interior and two outdoor courts, seating for approximately 350, and a planned maximum height