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Planning Board continues two major applications, defers annual reports.

Planning Board continues major applications, defers annual reports. The Board heard a presentation on a three-story mixed-use building at 0 Samuel Prescott Drive featuring approximately 1,500 square feet of office/retail space and two two-bedroom apartments, continued to February 24th after

Conservation Commission approves farm license renewals

Stow Conservation Commission approves farm license renewals in routine January meeting. The Stow Conservation Commission unanimously approved renewal of two farm license agreements with language designed to satisfy Article 97 policy, according to Conservation Director Jacquie Goring. Staff reported

Select Board approves three-year Town Administrator employment contract revision

Stow Select Board approves revised Town Administrator contract. The board unanimously approved a three-year employment agreement for Town Administrator Denise M. Dembkoski with annual salaries of $205,000 for FY27, $215,000 for FY28, and $225,000 for FY29. Additional contract terms include an

Select Board approves police policies; seeks governor's ratification of October town meeting.

Stow Select Board approves three police department policy updates, including formalized fingerprinting requirements and facility maintenance standards. Chair Megan Birch-McMichael and Board Members JT Toole, Hector Constantzos, and Dan Petersen voted unanimously to adopt revisions to Policies 4.08,

Library Trustees approve FY27 budget and shift meeting schedule to second Tuesday

Randall Library Trustees approve FY27 budget and meeting schedule change. The board unanimously backed the preliminary fiscal year 2027 budget presented by co-interim director Sarah Hurtig, which includes a $10,000 increase in materials spending to $20,000 and staffing additions required for the