Stow Historical Commission Appoints Nancy Arsenault as Associate Member
Stow Historical Commission unanimously appoints Nancy Arsenault as associate member. Arsenault, who is developing a barn quilt trail for Stow, will assist with grant research, applications, and other projects. The five-member commission also advanced the West School preservation initiative, with
Historical Commission · Meeting of January 8, 2026
Stow Historical Commission unanimously appoints Nancy Arsenault as associate member. Arsenault, who is developing a barn quilt trail for Stow, will assist with grant research, applications, and other projects. The five-member commission also advanced the West School preservation initiative, with Barbara Clancy reporting that the Stow Historical Society will support the project but expressed questions about fiscal sponsorship; Clancy will contact town administrator Denise Dembkoski on donation solicitation.
Dot Spaulding will coordinate with the Massachusetts Historical Commission and Dembkoski on documentation of the Stow Acres archaeological site, where undocumented tools and arrowheads have been recovered.
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Source: the Historical Commission meeting of January 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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