By Nancy Arsenault Have you tested your water or well performance in the years or decades since you bought your home? If a test was not done in the last year or so, the Board of Health says the time is now. While the cost of such a test is the responsibility of the homeowner,…
By Ann Needle
The Nashoba School Committee launched a new calendar year on January 6 hearing mostly good news on the district’s financial health. This was followed by a call for Stow residents to help with safety plans for the district, along with a glimpse of what could be in the Technology budget next year.
By Ann Needle
When Stow gathers Feb. 1 at Hale Middle School for another Special Town Meeting, residents will vote on more than whether to approve the first major update of Minuteman High School’s regional agreement since it opened. This vote could also help decide whether the regional vocational high school can seek approval at a future TM for a major building project from its 16 member towns.
Subscribe for Home Delivery Along with the articles featured on our website, you will find the following in this week’s print edition: Complete Streets Wants Your Vote Stow comes closer to being eligible for a share in a pot of nearly $5M in state funding for transportation improvements if voters give the thumbs up to…
The Midland Wachusett League recently released its list of student-athlete picks for the Fall sports season’s All-Star designation. The list included the following Nashoba High School team members
There is another Special Town Meeting being held on Feb. 1 and inside this week’s edition you will find the full Town Warrant booklet and several articles on the pages of the paper related to what will be voted on. Hold on to the Town Warrant to bring to the meeting as it is the…
Upcoming Events at the Randall Library in January Author Visit: Kirk Westphal, (author of No Ordinary Game) , Thursday, January 14, 7pm — Many of the sporting world’s most profound achievements and displays of humanity are never recorded. They happen on sandlots, asphalt and backyards. No Ordinary Game is the grandstand for everyday miracles—a memoir…
Subscribe for Home Delivery Along with the articles featured on our website, you will find the following in this week’s print edition: Park in Town Center Moves Forward The Selectmen last night gave the green light on plans to design a park at 323 Great Road. The town purchased the land after a home there…
By Michael James LeClair
The Nashoba hockey team continued its red-hot start to the 2015-2016 winter season on Saturday afternoon.