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Youth Commission approves February meeting date, hears program expansions.

The Stoughton Youth Commission scheduled its next meeting for February 24 and heard updates on expanded youth programming and recreation initiatives. Vice Chair Peter Banis called the meeting to order; five members attended. The Stoughton Youth Coalition plans to launch eighth-grade girls and boys

Select Board appoints Heidi Chuckran as Finance Director and Town Accountant

Select Board unanimously appoints Heidi Chuckran as Finance Director. The certified public accountant, with six years of municipal auditing experience, will replace retiring Town Finance Director Ms. Zaleski at month's end; Joseph M. Mokrisky moved appointment and adoption of her contract, passing

Finance Committee approves AFTC membership and fees, tables Collins Center policy review.

Finance Committee approves routine AFTC expenses, tables broader policy vote. Chair Carolyn Campbell and 12 members unanimously approved the $300 annual Massachusetts Association of Town Finance Committees membership and a separate unanimous $65 payment for member Johna Rosenblatt's attendance at

Select Board closes warrant for March Special Town Meeting, approves open-meeting complaint response

Stoughton Select Board closes warrant for March 2 Special Town Meeting with three articles approved unanimously. The articles propose dissolution of the Visiting Nurse Association Enterprise Fund effective July 1, 2026, with nursing staff reduced from six to three nurses and zero projected

Library Trustees nominate Tricia Martin to fill board vacancy.

Stoughton Library Trustees unanimously nominated Tricia Martin to fill a vacant board seat. The trustees selected Martin from three candidates; her name will be forwarded to the Select Board for appointment. Library Director Christopher McGhee also secured a commitment from the Town Manager to