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West School restoration funding request increased to $450,000

Stow Community Preservation Committee agrees to increase historic school restoration funding request. The committee unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and is scheduling review of Barbara Clancy's revised West School Restoration application, which will seek up to $450,000 to address

Capital Planning Committee marks truck replacement as DPW top priority

Capital Planning Committee vets FY27 capital requests, prioritizes equipment spending. The committee, comprised of S. Jelinek, D. Arsenault, E. DeLuca, and J. Toole, marked the $100,000 Crew Chief pickup truck replacement as the Public Works Department's top priority among roughly $900,000 in FY27

Nashoba School Committee Unanimously Approves Transportation Coordinator, Cuts $90,000 in Agency Fees

Nashoba Regional School Committee approves transportation coordinator position, projects $90,000 annual savings.

Planning Board adopts Lower Village Design Guidelines after extended review

Planning Board adopts Lower Village Design Guidelines establishing application procedures. Chair Lori Clark and the Board voted unanimously to approve the guidelines, directing Planning Director Valerie Oorthuys to publish documentation on the town website and create rules and regulations with an

Randall Library Trustees appoint director, reset opening to mid-April.

Randall Library Trustees unanimously appointed Ricky Sirois as Library Director and David Carroll as Trustee Treasurer, then postponed the full library reopening from mid-March to mid-April due to punch list work and a 40-shelf shortfall in the shelving system delivery. Chair Morgan Hillman