Cedar Hill Golf Course Operations Committee met and approved minutes from a prior meeting. Superintendent Victor Barruzza reported July 2026 was a record-attendance month, with the course operating at 75 percent capacity amid heat and dryness. Drainage work continued on the sixth hole. The
The Community Preservation Committee reported record $3.1 million in FY 2026 project spending. Treasurer Emeritus Michael Barrett's financial report showed over $1 million dedicated to housing initiatives, including disbursements to Father Bill's and Hebrew SeniorLife, while the fund balance
Stoughton places its police chief and town manager on paid administrative leave simultaneously. The Select Board voted unanimously at its July 29 meeting to suspend Police Chief Donna McNamara and Town Manager Thomas Coulter pending separate independent investigations.
Stoughton Select Board unanimously denies outdoor party permit, approves dual intersection safety plans. The board voted 4-0 Tuesday to deny a one-day all-alcohol license for an 800-person outdoor event at 925 Pleasant Street after Deputy Chief of Police James E.
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
Stoughton Select Board skips all public business and adjourns into executive session.
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
Stoughton Planning Board takes first steps toward a reusable zoning overlay for large residential redevelopments, with the proposed 150 York Street mixed-use project as the template.
Stoughton Select Board tables assessor inspector vote and unanimously moves a town memorial.
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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