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The July Senior Scoop reached every Stow mailbox Friday, signaling the town's commitment to keeping residents connected even as a Level 3 Critical Drought declaration remains active. The Council on Aging distributed the newsletter as an insert in the Action Unlimited on June 26, putting…

Stow is now under a Level 3 Critical Drought designation, the most serious classification short of an emergency, as the town urges residents to review current water-use guidance at stow-ma.gov. The drought alert, posted June 25, coincides with the June 26 delivery of the July Senior Sco…

Stow hits Level 3 Critical Drought, triggering potential mandatory water restrictions across town. The town posted the escalated drought designation Thursday afternoon, directing residents to the official Drought Information page for current guidance on water use. The Assessors' Office …

Stow closes town offices Friday for Juneteenth as a quiet civic week unfolds. No Town Hall press releases or community announcements landed in the coverage window for Tuesday, June 16, leaving the Juneteenth closure — observed June 19 — as the week's leading practical note for residents…

Three Stow boards meet the same Tuesday evening, signaling a full civic week ahead. The Traffic Safety Advisory Committee, Planning Board, and Conservation Commission are all on the calendar for June 16, with the Open Space Committee to follow on June 17 — a stretch of back-to-back publ…

Stow marks a new community milestone Saturday as Randall Woods Park holds its grand opening celebration. The town is hosting a public event from 1 to 4 p.m. on June 13 to formally open the park to residents. Separately, the town's homepage notes that an affordable housing unit is availa…