Stow Community Preservation Committee advances its preservation plan toward a September public hearing. The committee unanimously approved spending from its Administrative Budget to purchase 250 commemorative magnets and candy for STOWcase, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Community
Stow published its August 2026 Municipal Message newsletter this week as three town boards prepare to meet before Aug. 19. The newsletter, posted to the town's official website, rounds up town hall news and announcements for residents. Meanwhile, the Planning Board and Conservation Comm…
This week's obituary column lists one Stow, Massachusetts resident: Crotty, Lucille Ann, 84, who died August 11, 2026. Arrangements are under the care of Fowler-Kennedy Funeral Home. Full details are available via Echovita.
Stow's Town Building has shifted to a lower-level entrance as walkway construction gets underway near the main entrance. The town posted the change alongside its August 2026 Municipal Message and an August 14 update on the 2026 Roadway Improvement Project. Town offices will close for th…
Stow recorded 20 property deeds between July 17 and Aug. 15. Among the 12 sales with a recorded price, values ranged from $300,000 to $1,320,000, with a median of $867,500. The top sale was 4 Lanes End Rd at $1,320,000, sold by David and Emily Hottal to Yuanxiang Liu and Xianjun Jin. Eight of the
Stow will begin construction the week of August 17 on a new traffic signal at Hudson Road and Great Road, the town announced, as several other infrastructure items move forward around town. The Town Building's main entrance remains closed for walkway construction, with visitors directed…
Stow Green Advisory Committee pursues $1 million in federal building energy grants. The five-member committee voted unanimously August 13 to elect John Sangermano clerk for fiscal year 2027 while advancing discussions on a $1 million Building Accelerator Grant with Nashoba Regional Schools.
Stow recorded 19 property deeds between July 10 and Aug. 8. Of the 10 sales with a recorded price, amounts ranged from $505,000 to $1,320,000, with a median of $1,092,500; six of those 10 topped $1 million. The month's largest sale was 4 Lanes End Road at $1,320,000, sold by David and Emily Hottal
Planning Board approves Masters Academy International expansion with operational conditions. The Board unanimously voted to approve the modification to the special permit, site plan, and earth removal permit, with conditions including revised gatehouse design, bus-routing coordination with public
Stow Conservation Commission unanimously approves five-year Order of Conditions for pond herbicide management. The Commission issued the order for 137 Barton Road authorizing monthly monitoring and herbicide application to treat invasive duckweed covering nearly 100 percent of the pond, with