Beebe Estate hosts opening reception for four-artist "Expressive Visions" exhibit this Friday. Also in today's brief (3 items): Beebe Estate hosts 'Expressive Visions' art reception; Acera School holds STEM festival and open house; Scandinavian Fair returns to Community Covenant Church.
Select board debated town alcohol-service rules while weighing new Main Street restaurant licenses. From our own coverage: Select board debates alcohol license rules, honors Del Rossi; October home sales range widely across Stoneham.
Stoneham voters head to the polls Tuesday for the Massachusetts State Election. From our own coverage: Zoning committee holds first public forum on draft rewrite.
Nine Stoneham property sales carried recorded prices in October, ranging from $175,000 to $1,489,355, with a median of $725,000. The month's top sale was 10 Isola Lane at $1,489,355, bought by Kevin and Olivia Letiecq from Stoneham Heights LLC.
Stoneham's zoning rewrite committee unveiled a draft cutting districts from 21 to 12 and took resident pushback. From our own coverage: Zoning panel presents draft bylaw rewrite.
School Committee shifts more than $1 million in special education funds for fiscal 2027. From our own coverage: Planning board splits on data center moratorium; Special town meeting acts on 14 warrant articles.
Freestyle skating session set for Friday morning. From our own coverage: Planning board splits over data center moratorium; Special town meeting tackles 14 warrant articles. Also in today's brief (3 items): Freestyle skating session set for Friday morning.
Stoneham's rink hosts a public skating session today at 10 a.m., the town calendar shows. Also in today's brief (2 items): Freestyle skating session scheduled for Oct. 30; Acera School plans STEM festival, open house.
The Stoneham Zoning Bylaw Review Committee held its first public engagement forum on a draft zoning rewrite, taking no vote but fielding sharp resident questions.
October deed activity holds steady with four sales. From our own coverage: October deed activity holds steady with four sales; Obituary notices for week of Oct. 19-25.
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