STAFFORD FREE PRESS

Many decisions from the 1980s are coming back to haunt the PZC.

It looks like HB 8002 will soon be law. The PZC discussed its implications.

Election night in Stafford was a rollercoaster of emotions for candidates and for anyone with a vested interest in the outcome. While the outcome of the selectmen races seemed clear early on – with Bill Morrison  and Tony Armelin  jumping out to an early lead in the first and second districts – some of the other races completely changed hands after the early votes were counted. Bill Morrison (left) and Tony Armelin (right) were elected to the Board of Selectmen on Nov. 5, 202

The PZC and the EDC got to know each other. Here's what they discussed.

New housing units are coming to a 55+ community.

Discover some of the issues the PZC may address in the near future.

Learn about some of the ideas floating around to address housing shortages.

Learn about the latest plan for the Witt School.

Discover what one couple with vision hopes to bring to an unused building in downtown Stafford.

See how the candidates answer the questions posed by Stafford Free Press.

See how the candidates answer the questions posed by Stafford Free Press.

Find out which regulation is being tested and where.

Find out who is seeking elected office in November.

The Big Heart Center, a re-subdivision, and a change aimed at age-restricted developments.

Discover what this means for business owners of a specific type.

Stafford now has an official path for food trucks to follow.

Hampden Road residents should keep their fingers crossed for a STEAP grant.

The PZC resolves a question over a regulation's wording.

A regulation regarding open space fees is at the heart of the confusion over a resubdivision request.

The PZC had a short meeting to address a number of small items.