Stow Council on Aging releases November newsletter, opens program registration Nov 2, flags holiday closures. From our own coverage: Hudson Road traffic signal begins operating; Well Adult Clinic moves to Nov. 4.
Housing Authority meets Friday evening. From our own coverage: Town launches veteran banner sponsorship program; Hudson Road signal begins operating today. Also in today's brief (5 items): Housing Authority meets Friday evening; Discussions With Denise set for Nov. 4.
Stow's new Hudson Road traffic signal will replace the flashing light starting Thursday morning. From our own coverage: Hometown Heroes veteran banner program launches; Hudson Road signal switches on Thursday.
Stow launches Hometown Heroes program to sponsor veteran banners along Route 117. From our own coverage: Nashoba football chases league title at Marlborough; Stow launches Hometown Heroes veteran banner program.
Nashoba football heads to Marlborough Friday with the league title at stake. From our own coverage: Nashoba football chases league title at Marlborough Friday; Stow home sale tops $1.6 million in October deeds.
Stow home sale tops $1.6 million as October deeds show wide price swings across town. From our own coverage: Real estate roundup tracks October home sale swings.
Stow recorded 16 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with 11 carrying a sale price so far, ranging from $335,000 to $1,635,000 and a median of $859,000. The month's top sale was 120 Maple St. at $1,635,000, sold by Red Baron Properties LLC to Kellye K. Daniels.
The Town of Stow published its October 2026 Municipal Message, the monthly newsletter carrying updates from Town Hall departments. From our own coverage: Select Board votes to rescind old policies; CPC weighs $660,000 ask for North Course trails.
Community Preservation Committee weighs $660,000 request for ADA trail access at North Course property. From our own coverage: Select board weighs veterans banner program, PFAS cleanup; Select board reworks policies, orders capital fund plan.
Paving crews close Taylor and Evelyn roads Friday morning as detours and delays loom. From our own coverage: Taylor, Evelyn Road paving begins Friday.
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