Stoughton Finance Committee Approves $70,000 to Replace Storm-Damaged ADA Ramps
Stoughton Finance Committee approves $70,000 in budget transfers to replace 26 ADA sidewalk ramps.
Stoughton Finance Committee approves $70,000 in budget transfers to replace 26 ADA sidewalk ramps.
Stoughton Rules Committee approved prior session minutes from January and February with corrections. The committee voted 5-0-2 to accept January 15 minutes with revised language on a staff retirement, and 6-0-1 to approve February 9 minutes after correcting a Special Town Meeting vote count from
Stoughton Select Board member discusses sewer deal, community center funding, and housing pipeline on local TV.
This week's column carries two Stoughton-resident obituaries. Serpa, Caetano Freitas, 79, of Stoughton, died June 30, 2026; visitation and a funeral Mass are scheduled at Farley Funeral Home and Immaculate Conception Church in Stoughton on July 6, with burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.…
(no qualifying obituaries this week)
The Stoughton Youth Soccer League (SYSL) is seeking community support for a multi-phase renovation of Kolz Field Complex, its home facility. A Stoughton Community Preservation Committee grant has been approved to fund drainage improvements, subsurface grading, and cosmetic upgrades, but…
Stoughton Planning Board approved a Subway restaurant renovation and presented a major reuse plan for the former Sinai Hospital site. The board voted 5-0 on a revised site plan for a 1,200-square-foot Subway at 345 Washington Street, with Town Planner William Roth recommending approval. The board
Stoughton Planning Board takes informal look at 331-unit mixed-use proposal for former Sinai Hospital site.
Stoughton Finance Committee tables $70,000 in ADA ramp transfers and approves three police surplus moves. Meeting at Great Hall on June 24, the committee first reorganized, re-electing Carolyn as chair (11-0-1), Becca Markson as vice chair (9-0-3), and Mark as clerk unanimously.
Stoughton Select Board endorses Berkeley Investments housing plan for former Sinai Hospital site and approves $10.3 million bond note.