Select Board weighs Masters Academy payment terms, veterans banners and PFAS cleanup truck routes. From our own coverage: Select Board takes up Masters Academy gift, banners; School Committee reviews transportation savings, shade gift. Also in today's brief (7 items): Select Board meets…
This week's Stow obituary notices column carries two entries: Doty, Jane Gray, 93, formerly of Stow and Sudbury, who died September 10, 2026, after being raised in Acton and Weston; and Jamieson, Virginia M. (Batsford), 94, a Stow native and graduate of Stow's Hale High who later lived …
Stow recorded 18 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, though only seven carried a sale price in registry data so far, ranging from $311,036 to $1,230,000 with a median of $749,000. The period's top sale was 21 Sylvan Dr., which sold for $1,230,000 on Aug. 26. Sylvan Drive was the only
Stow Town Hall visitors must now use a temporary lower-level entrance while walkway construction continues outside the building. The change, posted to the town's website, comes as the Board of Health announced a vaccine clinic for Saturday, October 24, from 10 a.m. to noon at Pompo. The…
One Stow-resident obituary published this week: Courtemanche, Ronald Thomas, who was raised in Stow, Massachusetts, and died at home on August 24, 2026. His obituary, posted by Morris-Johnston Funeral Home Inc. via Legacy.com, identifies him as the son of the late George D. and Josephin…
Stow recorded 17 property deeds between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only seven had a sale price recorded, ranging from $311,036 to $1,230,000 with a median of $627,150. The period's top sale was 21 Sylvan Dr at $1,230,000, followed by 40 Ridgewood Dr Unit 35 at $1,095,000. Ten of the 17 deeds were
Nashoba Regional School Committee reviews transportation savings and delays vote on shade structure gift.
Stow Finance Committee unanimously appointed Shaun Dougherty to Audit Advisory Committee post. Finance Committee Chair Jeff Kimmelman and members Tom Farnsworth, Angela Zhang, John Mulroy, Jr, and Ross Perry voted aye, as did Select Board members, in a joint vote through June 30, 2027.
Stow Select Board voted unanimously to establish Hometown Heroes banner program honoring 52 killed-in-action veterans from town history. The initiative features Military Tribute Banners displayed along Route 117, with applications opening October 1 through February 15 and installation in May.
Stow Select Board accepts $250,000 from Masters Academy, launches veterans banner program.