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Select Board settles longstanding SMAC dispute with conditional agreement.

Stoughton Select Board approves conditional settlement with Stoughton Media Access Corporation. The Board voted unanimously to approve a new Access Agreement and Settlement Agreement, closing a federal lawsuit and a dispute spanning multiple public hearings, contingent on SMAC's execution of both

Disabilities Commission approves prior minutes and discusses accessibility upgrades.

Stoughton Disabilities Commission updates accessibility projects and plans new programs. Michael Hardman reported completion of the Glen Echo Park pavilion ramp, with accessibility work ongoing at the train station and community center renovation; Christiana Odunze will coordinate with the Council

Stoughton Select Board Conditionally Approves SMAC Settlement, Ending Federal Lawsuit

Stoughton Select Board votes 4-1 to settle federal lawsuit with community access TV operator SMAC.

Stoughton Schools Warn of $3 Million Gap, Possible Staff Cuts for FY27

Stoughton schools warn of a $3 million FY27 shortfall driven by a collapse in state aid, with layoffs possible if the gap is not closed. Superintendent Dr.

Three Stoughton Select Board Candidates Debate Police Station, Trash, and Taxes

Three Stoughton Select Board candidates debated police station financing, a proposed trash disposal contract, and municipal spending at a March 25 forum two weeks before the April 7 town election.