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
A Stoughton High School standout has moved into a new role as a college coach, Stoughton Patch reported Tuesday, August 25. The item ran under the headline "How a Stoughton High star just landed a college coaching job" and led Patch's community newsletter for the town that morning. The …
Stoughton Public Schools has fixed a bus capacity shortfall that had left 45 secondary students without a ride to school. The district resolved the gap ahead of the new school year, per "Stoughton Schools Finds Bus Seats For 45 Students After Capacity Issue," a report from Stoughton Pat…
A winning lottery ticket worth a large prize was sold at a Stoughton store this week, Patch reports, though no one has come forward publicly. "Large Lottery Ticket Sold At Stoughton Store," Stoughton Patch reported, noting one lucky player in town landed the win but withholding the exac…
The murder trial of Duxbury mother Lindsay Clancy, charged with killing her three children, was cut short Wednesday, according to Stoughton Patch. The outlet's report, headlined "'Unforeseen Circumstance' Cuts Triple Murder Trial Short Wednesday: Reports," did not detail the reason 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
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,
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
Get Stoughton's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.