Select Board demands Honeypot traffic fix
Stow's Select Board ordered a letter demanding Honeypot Orchards comply with a 2025 traffic safety agreement after officers reported being confronted and roads improperly closed during an October 3 incident.
Stow's Select Board ordered a letter demanding Honeypot Orchards comply with a 2025 traffic safety agreement after officers reported being confronted and roads improperly closed during an October 3 incident.
Stow Select Board voted unanimously to rescind obsolete policies and order staff to develop a Capital Stabilization Fund use policy.
Stow Select Board voted unanimously to establish Hometown Heroes banner program honoring 52 killed-in-action veterans from town history. The initiative features Military Tribute Banners displayed along Route 117, with applications opening October 1 through February 15 and installation in May.
Stow Select Board accepts $250,000 from Masters Academy, launches veterans banner program.
Stow Select Board approved a 154-acre liquor license expansion for Wedgwood Country Club despite lingering noise complaints.
Stow Select Board unanimously approves Wedgewood Country Club liquor license alteration. Chair JT Toole and the five-member board voted to expand the licensed premises at the Harvard Road facility to include the patio, snack shack, tiki bar, pool area, and all 154 acres of the 18-hole golf course.
Stow Select Board imposes three-day liquor license suspension on Wedgewood Country Club. At a July 15 hearing, the Board voted unanimously to suspend the license for August 20-22 following alleged service of alcohol outside licensed premises. Club owner Joe Pittorino testified to a $275,000
Stow Select Board suspends Wedgwood Country Club's liquor license for three days over unpermitted outdoor service and fireworks.
Stow Select Board appoints Chair Toole to Zoning Board of Appeals. The board unanimously tapped Toole, a licensed construction supervisor with over 30 years of experience, to fill a critical ZBA vacancy amid pending 40B housing applications. Simultaneously, the board accepted a $214,905.75 donation
Stow Select Board unanimously filled two Zoning Board of Appeals vacancies and directed staff to commission a new engineering analysis of Common Road at its July 14 meeting.
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