Board endorses cancellation of Flock camera contract
Stoughton Select Board gets an earful over the town manager's early contract extension.
Stoughton Select Board gets an earful over the town manager's early contract extension.
The Stoughton Council on Aging welcomed new members and discussed initiatives around Memory Cafe and dementia-friendly community status.
Stoughton Board of Health approved a dumpster variance and extended a mobile home park license. Chair Andrew M. Tibbs and members voted unanimously to allow the dumpster at 530 Washington Street to remain on asphalt if owner Jason Dajani seals the area within six months; the board will revisit the
Stoughton Select Board faced sustained public pressure to drop its investigation firm over conflict-of-interest claims.
The Stoughton 300th Anniversary Committee approved three spending measures for its October 3 celebration. Committee Chair Kellie Laguerre, Vice Chair David Allen Lambert, and Secretary Dr. Patricia Randolph advanced appropriations of $5,000 for food trucks, $1,000 for a mascot, and $150 for
Stoughton School Committee approved a high school cell phone restriction policy and named its new elementary school Cedar Hill South. The cell phone policy, passed 4-1 with Karen Powers dissenting, requires students to restrict device access throughout the school day using the Doorman app at a cost
The Stoughton Planning Board continued a contentious public hearing on a 330-unit zoning overlay for the former Sinai Hospital site at 150 York Street to September 24 after more than twenty residents objected.
Stoughton Planning Board continued a major zoning hearing to September 24 after residents raised concerns about traffic, schools, and infrastructure impacts. The board postponed public comment on proposed amendments establishing a Planned Residential Overlay Development district at 150 York Street,
Stoughton Board of Health voted unanimously to enter executive session on litigation. The closed-session discussion concerned legal strategy regarding Kelley v. Board of Health, a lawsuit over Kelley's Mobile Home Park at 1156 Park Street. Four of five members were present: Chair Andrew M. Tibbs,
Stoughton's Select Board named acting leaders amid a probe of its town manager and police chief.
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