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 Green Advisory Committee elects new leadership for fiscal 2027. Arnie Epstein was elected chair and John Colonna-Romano as vice-chair by a 4-0 vote. The committee advanced work on a Polystyrene Reduction Bylaw for August revision and progressed a Climate Leaders Technical Support Grant
Stow Green Advisory Committee backs 2026 Climate Action Plan update for Select Board presentation. The committee unanimously approved Arnie Epstein's presentation showing the town on track to meet 2030 sustainability goals including heat pump adoption and electric vehicle purchases, with key
Stow Green Advisory Committee advances $1.15M energy plan for Hale Middle School. The committee unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and learned the Climate Leaders Technical Support Grant, providing $150,000 for engineering and $1 million for construction, was approved for Stow. Committee
Stow Green Advisory Committee pushes forward on polystyrene restrictions and awaits grant decision. The committee, meeting March 12, unanimously approved February meeting minutes; members John Sangermano, Arnie Epstein, and John Colonna-Romano focused primarily on developing a polystyrene reduction
Stow Green Advisory Committee discusses draft polystyrene restriction for possible 2027 vote. The committee reviewed a bylaw that would restrict foam and extruded polystyrene, modeling the text after similar restrictions in Acton, Maynard, and Westford. Members voted 3-0 to approve the 2025 annual
Stow Green Advisory Committee discussed polystyrene restriction options following December EDIC review. The committee considered whether to restrict foam, extruded polystyrene, and black plastic in a future bylaw, following member John Sangermano's presentation to the town's Economic Development
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