Stoneham Patch's newsletter links Stone Zoo to Boston's $21 million penguin exhibit overhaul, a story still light on detail. Stoneham Public Schools posted its 2026 transportation lottery results and updated bus route schedules this week for the Early Learning Center, the three elementa…
Stoneham School Committee approves revised student policies, tables a new fundraising rule for further review.
Stoneham voters get their first chance to cast primary ballots this Saturday as in-person early voting opens at Town Hall. In-person early voting for the state primary begins Saturday, August 22, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Town Clerk's Office, continuing during regular business hours…
Stoneham's School Committee meets by remote participation Wednesday, Aug. 19, opening a busy week of town board sessions. The Library Board of Trustees convenes Friday, Aug. 21, and the Veterans Committee holds its own meeting Wednesday, Aug. 26, both open to the public. Separately, U.S…
Stoneham School Building Committee settles branding wall dispute, reports LEED Gold.
State Sen. Jason Lewis and the Massachusetts Senate voted to expand public access to Beacon Hill decision-making, Stoneham Patch reports. The measure, covered under the headline "Senator Lewis and Mass. Senate Vote to Increase Legislative Transparency," gives residents more insight into…
One Stoneham obituary was published this week: Dodge, Donald Earl, 64, of Stoneham, who died August 11, 2026. The notice was posted via Echovita, with arrangements under the care of Barile Funeral Home.
Stoneham recorded 19 property transfers between July 17 and August 15, with 12 listing a sale price ranging from $375,000 to $1.1 million and a median of $845,000. The month's top sale was 17 Garden Rd at $1,100,000, sold July 22 by Jeffrey and Michelle Davis to Michael Rossetter. Seven of the
Stoneham's Trash & Recycling Committee is surveying residents ahead of new hauling contract talks next year. The committee wants feedback to help the Town Administrator's office negotiate a replacement for the current Casella deal before it expires. Elsewhere in town, shuttle riders mus…
Stoneham School Committee accepts $386,500 literacy grant and schedules emergency policy meeting before school starts September 2. The committee voted unanimously at its August 13 meeting to accept the full PRISM I grant from Governor Healey's office, a figure Superintendent Dr.