Stoughton Board of Health extended two permit applications to its next meeting without objection. Registered Sanitarian Lawrence Perry reported that the sewer-connection project for Blue Hills Health & Rehab's food permit at 1044 Park Street remained incomplete; the extension would allow completion
Stoughton Planning Board opened a contentious new hearing over the unpermitted clearing of roughly three and a half acres on Turnpike Street while also approving a landscape company's 9,745-square-foot mixed-use office building on Washington Street.
Stoughton Youth Commission approved April 2026 minutes and scheduled its next meeting for September 15th. Vice Chair Peter Banis called the meeting to order with David Walsh, Joan Foley, and Rebekah Thomas present; Carl Thompson abstained (4-0-1). Staff transitions loom as Teresa Tapper retires
Stoughton Select Board receives millions in state aid pledges and eyes a Moody's bond rating upgrade.
The Stoughton Charter Review Committee elected Amy Puliafico as Chair, Michael Hardman as Vice Chair, and Carmel Drewes as Clerk in unanimous reorganization votes. The committee approved its March 30 minutes with five yes votes and two abstentions from members absent at that prior meeting. In a
Stoughton Council on Aging unanimously elected Kiran Majmudar as secretary while announcing four board vacancies. The board approved March and April meeting minutes unanimously and heard updates on recent programming including a bingo event drawing more than 90 attendees. Administrative Director
Stoughton Disabilities Commission reviewed ongoing accessibility improvements and planning. Chair Charlotte Mullen convened the body with Vice Chair Anne Maderer and Member Michael Hardman present; the commission discussed the Massachusetts Office of Disabilities' extended deadline for digital
Planning Board continues two major Washington Street applications. Chair Daniel Kelly and all five voting members voted unanimously to continue two site plan reviews to June 11: Madarshi, LLC, doing business as Subway, is renovating 1,200 square feet at 345 Washington Street for a 14-seat fast food
STOUGHTON -- May 28, 2026, Stoughton Planning Board continues two Washington Street site plan hearings, weighs dropping certified abutter mailings. The board heard applications May 28 for a Subway restaurant relocation to 345 Washington Street
Select Board consolidates all eight precincts to single polling location at middle school. The board unanimously approved the move, effective September 1, 2026, directing Town Manager Thomas Calter to post notice in each precinct and mail descriptions to all registered voters; Chair Joseph M.