Stow Historical Commission unanimously approves two prior meeting minutes and treasurer's report on May 7. All six members attended the Zoom session: Dot Spaulding, Barbara Clancy, Stacen Goldman, Bob Norton, Andy Crosby, and Nancy Arsenault. Commission members discussed West School roof and
The Stow Historical Commission unanimously withdrew its CPA funding request for West School preservation. Members cited the need to resolve Americans with Disabilities Act accessibility requirements, which could include installing ramps, widening doors, and potentially adding a second entrance to
The Stow Historical Commission unanimously admitted Nancy Arsenault as a non-voting associate member through July 1 and endorsed the Lions Club's Waiting Station refurbishment project. Chair Dot Spaulding, alongside members Barbara Clancy and Stacen Goldman, also approved prior meeting minutes and
The Stow Historical Commission unanimously approved its February minutes and treasurer's report at a Zoom meeting March 5. Chair Dot Spaulding and members discussed the West School project budget revision to account for prevailing wage requirements, with the Community Preservation Committee
The Stow Historical Commission unanimously approved its 2025 town report and created up to three associate member positions, with voting-rights determination to follow. Barbara Clancy reported the West School restoration application, seeking $420,200 from the Community Preservation Committee for
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
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