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Police Chief McNamara Sues Stoughton Over Job Dispute

Stoughton's police chief has taken her leadership dispute with the town to court. Chief Donna McNamara filed a lawsuit demanding to keep working amid the ongoing conflict with town officials, according to a Tuesday report from NBC Boston. The legal action marks an escalation in a stando…

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Sports

Stoughton sports roundup, July 20 to July 26

The Stoughton Youth Soccer League is seeking Town Meeting approval and community fundraising support for a multi-year renovation of its Kolz Field Complex, where drainage issues have forced field closures. The league's website outlines a project timeline running from environmental surve…

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Government · Board of Health

Board of Health convened for executive session on Park litigation

Board of Health voted unanimously on July 23 to enter executive session on litigation. Under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 30A, the five-member board moved to discuss legal strategy in Kelley v. Board of Health, ongoing litigation involving Kelley's Mobile Home Park at 1156 Park Street. Chair

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board Reorganizes, Continues Three Project Hearings

Planning Board retained Kelly and DeMusz as Chair and Vice Chair while continuing three major development hearings. A tree clear-cutting restoration case on Turnpike Street was pushed to September 24, the Day Spring Chapel project seeking approval for a 22,500-square-foot church building with 27

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Government · Charter Review

Charter Review Committee outlines three potential charter amendments

Charter Review Committee outlined three potential amendments to the town's election system. Chair Amy Puliafico stated that the preliminary election cost $20,000 to $30,000 this year with no cost savings over a standard local election. Town Clerk Reggie Medeiro-Kowalczykwski noted that Stoughton is

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Sports

Stoughton sports roundup, July 6 to July 12

Stoughton Youth Soccer League (SYSL) opened its online merchandise store, with 10% of sales supporting the league, and has registration open for In-House (Pre-K through Grade 2) and Travel (Grades 3/4 through 9/11) programs. SYSL is also continuing its campaign to revitalize the Kolz Fi…

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