Stow Reaffirms Level 3 Drought Restrictions as Sidewalk Work Begins
Stow continues under Level 3 Critical Drought status as officials urge residents to conserve water, town alerts show. Construction crews began new sidewalks along Crescent Street on Thursday, July 2, part of an active town infrastructure project noted in the latest municipal update. Fou…
Stow remains under Level 3 Critical Drought status, with town officials continuing to urge residents to minimize water use amid ongoing dry conditions, according to an alert posted on the town's website.
TOWN HALL
The town's website continues to display a Level 3 Critical Drought designation as its top alert, directing residents to the town's Drought Information webpage for current guidance on water restrictions. Separately, the Crescent Street Sidewalk Project got underway this month, with construction of new sidewalks having begun Thursday, July 2, according to a construction notice posted by the town. The July 2026 Stow Municipal Message newsletter is also now available for residents seeking a fuller rundown of town activities.
Several town boards have meetings on the calendar for later this week, including the Lake Boon Commission, Board of Health, Green Advisory Committee, and Historical Commission, all scheduled for Thursday, July 9.
COMMUNITY & ARTS
Longtime Stow resident William E. Cronin III was remembered as "a pillar of the local community" following his passing on July 1, according to an obituary distributed by Sauls Funeral Home. Cronin split his time between Stow and Hampton, New Hampshire, and raised his family in Stow.
COMING UP
The Lake Boon Commission, Board of Health, Green Advisory Committee, and Historical Commission are all set to meet Thursday, July 9, per the town's public calendar.
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