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Capital Planning Committee reviews five-year $20M capital plan

The Capital Planning Committee reviewed capital requests totaling more than $20 million across five years from police, schools, and facilities departments. Police Chief M. Sallese presented a $65,000 cruiser replacement following the annual rotation schedule and a $35,000 design study for

Lake Boon Commission defers dock prohibition vote to March 18.

Lake Boon Commission defers vote on Basin 4 dock prohibition to March 18. Chairperson Dan Tereau introduced the proposed by-law, which would ban new docks, moorings, and related structures in Basin 4; Clerk Dan Barstow presented research on algae, invasive weeds, and potential impacts from the

Finance Committee reviews Minuteman Vocational budget and FY27 town spending.

Finance Committee reviews Minuteman Vocational and Stow FY27 budgets. Superintendent Heidi Driscoll and Business Manager Nikki Andrade presented Minuteman's $33.5 million FY27 budget, which increased 2.99 percent; Stow's assessment decreased 6.85 percent to 54 enrolled students. Town snow and ice

Planning Board closes hearing on Hammerhead Lot project at 70 Walcott Street

Stow Planning Board closes hearing on Hammerhead Lot project at 70 Walcott Street. Applicant's engineer, representing Goldsmith, Prest & Ringwall, Inc., presented revisions including a widened common driveway to accommodate emergency vehicle turning circles, re-labeled three- to four-bedroom homes

Conservation Commission continues beaver dam hearing

Stow defers beaver dam and housing hearings to March 17. The six-member Conservation Commission, led by Chair Matt Styckiewicz, unanimously voted to continue two public hearings: one on the Department of Public Works' plan to install a drawdown pipe through a beaver dam threatening Route 117 Bridge