Stow's Select Board ordered a letter demanding Honeypot Orchards comply with a 2025 traffic safety agreement after officers reported being confronted and roads improperly closed during an October 3 incident.
Stow Planning Board unanimously approved an ANR plan creating two conforming residential lots.
The Community Preservation Committee discussed a $660,000 funding request for trails and boardwalks at the North Course property.
Stow Community Preservation Committee approves FY28 funding plan unanimously. The five-member committee voted to accept the fiscal year 2028 Community Preservation Plan with minor edits, agreeing to post the plan to the town website and distribute it to boards, commissions, staff, and interested
Stow Select Board voted unanimously to rescind obsolete policies and order staff to develop a Capital Stabilization Fund use policy.
Stow Planning Board unanimously approved Randall Woods Park Wetlands Restoration and Masters Academy projects. The Board voted 4-0 to approve Erosion Control Special Permit, Earth Removal Permit, and Site Plan Approval for Randall Woods Park Wetlands Restoration at 99 Randall Road. Planning
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.
Planning Board approves Masters Academy pavilion design modification. Planning Board Chair Lori Clark and members Karen Kelleher, John Colonna-Romano, Margaret Costello, and Nancy Arsenault voted unanimously to approve the change from sloped to flat roof on the basketball pavilion, which reduces
Stow Conservation Commission clears path for affordable housing development. Chair Matt Styckiewicz and the five-member commission voted 4-0-1 to issue an Order of Resource Area Delineation for 144 Red Acre Road, permitting MCO Associates to proceed with six deed-restricted homes on the town's Bird
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