Stow Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Town posts October municipal newsletter

From Stow News

• Select Board votes to rescind old policies Stow Select Board took up a slate of governance housekeeping at its September 22 work session, with Chair JT Toole and the rest of the board weighing which long-standing policies, including rules on alcohol at town property and use of the Pompo Room, still fit current practice.Stow News
• CPC weighs $660,000 ask for North Course trails Stow's Community Preservation Committee dug into a funding request for ADA-accessible trails and boardwalks through wetlands at the North Course property, as Conservation Director Jacquie Goring laid out a construction timeline tied to a pending state grant.Stow News
• Planning Board clears Packard Road lot swap Stow's Planning Board worked through a reconfiguration of a landlocked Packard Road parcel into two conforming lots, while also setting a path for a $600,000 Randall Woods Park access request and extending a country club's special permit hearing.Stow News
• Paving crews move onto Taylor, Evelyn roads The Town of Stow flagged a contractor's work scheduled to begin resurfacing two roads, with residents nearby watching for how it affects their driveways and travel this week.Stow News

Stow on Sat, Oct 24

• Town posts October municipal newsletter The Town of Stow published its October 2026 Municipal Message, the monthly newsletter carrying updates from Town Hall departments.Town of Stow

Coming up

• Thu, Oct 29: Traffic Safety Advisory Committee meets Thursday Stow's Traffic Safety Advisory Committee meets Thursday, Oct. 29.Town of Stow

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