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Stow Home Prices Hold Near $1 Million as Spring Market Peaks in June

Stow recorded 18 deeds between May 28 and June 26, with sale prices disclosed on 12 transactions ranging from $544,000 to $1,200,000 and a median of $980,000. The month's top sale was 29 Brook Mill Road at $1,200,000, conveyed by trustees Craig and Alison Stevens to Bridget Cecere and K…

Stow Reaches Level 3 Critical Drought as Water Restrictions Loom

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 Declares Level 3 Critical Drought, Urges Residents to Conserve Water

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 Boards Set to Convene Thursday as Summer Meeting Season Opens

Stow enters a quiet stretch heading into late June, with no new town hall announcements or school district news in Wednesday's cycle. Three municipal bodies — the Registrars of Voters, the Economic Development and Industrial Commission, and the Recreation Commission — are scheduled to m…

Stow Select Board Schedules July Hearing on Wedgwood Pines Liquor License Violation

STOW — June 23, 2026 — Stow Select Board schedules liquor license hearing and confronts record-low groundwater. The board voted unanimously June 23 to schedule a July 15 hearing on alleged liquor license violations by Wedgwood Pines, which Town Administrator Denise Dembkoski said has continued to serve alcohol outdoors despite an

Stow Select Board Schedules July Hearing on Wedgwood Pines Liquor License Violation

STOW — June 23, 2026 — Stow Select Board schedules liquor license hearing and confronts record-low groundwater. The board voted unanimously June 23 to schedule a July 15 hearing on alleged liquor license violations by Wedgwood Pines, which Town Administrator Denise Dembkoski said has continued to serve alcohol outdoors despite an

Stow Youth Baseball seeks Bingo volunteers to keep registration costs down heading into summer.

Stow Youth Baseball (SYB) is calling on community members to volunteer for its Bingo fundraiser, the league's primary source of revenue. Without enough volunteers, SYB warns the program may be cancelled, resulting in higher registration fees for families. Concession stand volunteer slot…

Nashoba Regional School Committee Ratifies Three-Year Teachers Contract 10-1

STOW — June 18, 2026 — Nashoba Regional School Committee ratifies a three-year teachers contract 10-1, with a 3 percent annual raise. The committee voted Thursday evening to approve the Unit A memorandum of agreement with the Nashoba Regional Education Association covering July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2029. The

Stow Town Offices to Close Friday for Juneteenth Holiday

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 Convene Tuesday as June Civic Calendar Fills

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…

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