Stow residents have until Nov. 12 to send comments on the Gates Lane Chapter 40B housing proposal to the state. From our own coverage: Select Board sends Honey Pot Hill invite for Nov. 10; Veterans Day breakfast set for Nov. 11 in Stow.
Rotary Club and Boy Scout Troop 1 plan a Nov. 11 veterans breakfast at Stow Community Center. From our own coverage: Veterans Day breakfast set for Nov. 11; Common Road reopens to one-way traffic.
Common Road reopens to one-way traffic Monday as construction and paving continue. From our own coverage: Common Road reopens to one-way traffic; October home sales ranged widely in Stow.
Stow residents can book one-on-one guidance sessions with Denise on Nov. 4 morning. From our own coverage: Council on Aging releases November Senior Scoop newsletter. Also in today's brief (3 items): Discussions With Denise returns Nov. 4; Well Adult Clinic held Nov. 4 at new time.
Stow recorded 15 property deeds in October, with 10 carrying disclosed prices ranging from $490,000 to $1,635,000 and a median of $927,500; the other five were nominal-consideration transfers, largely properties moved into family trusts.
Stow Council on Aging releases November newsletter, opens program registration Nov 2, flags holiday closures. From our own coverage: Hudson Road traffic signal begins operating; Well Adult Clinic moves to Nov. 4.
Housing Authority meets Friday evening. From our own coverage: Town launches veteran banner sponsorship program; Hudson Road signal begins operating today. Also in today's brief (5 items): Housing Authority meets Friday evening; Discussions With Denise set for Nov. 4.
Stow's new Hudson Road traffic signal will replace the flashing light starting Thursday morning. From our own coverage: Hometown Heroes veteran banner program launches; Hudson Road signal switches on Thursday.
Stow launches Hometown Heroes program to sponsor veteran banners along Route 117. From our own coverage: Nashoba football chases league title at Marlborough; Stow launches Hometown Heroes veteran banner program.
Stow's Select Board heard a first presentation on a Gates Lane comprehensive permit housing project and set November 10 to settle its letter to the state.
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