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Stow Opens Randall Woods Park With Saturday Afternoon Celebration

Stow officially opened Randall Woods Park Saturday with a grand community celebration from 1 to 4 p.m. The new park, promoted by the town for weeks, marked its formal debut for residents on June 13 — the most concrete milestone in Stow's parks calendar this season. An affordable housing…

Stow Opens Randall Woods Park With Saturday Celebration

Stow marks a new community milestone Saturday as Randall Woods Park holds its grand opening celebration. The town is hosting a public event from 1 to 4 p.m. on June 13 to formally open the park to residents. Separately, the town's homepage notes that an affordable housing unit is availa…

Nashoba School Committee Reorganizes as Food Service Outsourcing Fight Intensifies

STOW — June 10, 2026 — Nashoba Regional School Committee reorganizes and faces fierce pushback on food service outsourcing plan. The committee unanimously re-elected Leah Viverrito as chair and elected Scott Powell vice chair at its June 10 organizational meeting in Stow, then spent the bulk of the evening hearing from

Stow Select Board Reappoints Two Dozen Volunteers, Hears $534K Paving Bid

STOW — June 9, 2026 — Stow Select Board reappoints more than two dozen volunteers and hears a paving bid nearly half the town's estimate. The board voted 5-0 on four separate slates of annual July 1 appointments covering one- through five-year terms, confirming positions on bodies including

Stow Select Board elects Toole chair, clears cannabis delivery and digital-notice petition

STOW — May 26, 2026 — Stow Select Board reorganizes under new chair, allows cannabis home delivery, and moves to modernize legal notices. The board elected JT Toole as chair and Ingeborg Hegemann as clerk at its May 26 meeting, filling a leadership void left by the departure of former member Megan

All Three Nashoba Towns Pass FY27 Budget; District Eyes $1.8 Million in Capital Improvements

STOW — May 13, 2026 — Nashoba Regional's FY27 budget cleared all three member towns as the School Committee confronted calls for greater financial transparency. School Committee Chair announced at the May 13 meeting that Stow, Bolton, and Lancaster each passed the budget by resounding votes, with member towns approving

Stow Select Board Votes 3-2 to Send Certified Democracy Declaration to State

STOW — May 12, 2026 — Stow Select Board votes 3-2 to transmit a certified democracy declaration, passed 90-14 at the May 9 town meeting, to state officials ahead of a requested July 4 deadline. The board, meeting Tuesday under outgoing Chair Meghan Burch McMichael — who received a House citation

Stow Select Board Unanimously Approves Police AI Policy in Four Votes

STOW — April 28, 2026 — Stow Select Board approves new police AI policy and hears warning about clinician funding cuts. Police Chief Barry Evers told the board Tuesday that the Massachusetts House budget cut the statewide Jail Diversion Clinician Program from roughly $18 million to approximately $4 million, putting Stow'

Stow Select Board Approves Town Meeting Warrant and Firefighter Contract

STOW — April 14, 2026 — Stow Select Board unanimously approved its 2026 Annual Town Meeting warrant and ratified a three-year firefighter contract at the April 14 meeting. The board voted to ratify the collective bargaining agreement with the Stow Professional Firefighters Association, Local 3262, running July 1, 2026 through June

Stow School Committee to Vote on Sports Academy Approval at April 29 Meeting

STOW — April 8, 2026 — Stow's School Committee deferred a vote on Masters Academy International, a $103 million private boarding school converting the former Bose campus, until its April 29 meeting. Managing Director Rich O'Dell and Head of School Andrew Williams told the committee that investment partner

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