Interior Design services and custom interiors workroom

Stefani's Custom Draperies

We are a custom home furnishings and window treatment, specialized workroom. All products are made in Massachusetts, but we serve clients up and down the east coast of the US from Maine to Florida. We bring everything to you in your home where we can give you the most accurate design advice. With over 30 years of experience and limitless access to the best products in the design world we can help you make your home, your sanctuary. In home consultations by appointment only. Visit our website at www.stefaniscustomdraperies.com for more information.

Norfolk County

Boston Metropolitan Area

Stoughton

Massachusetts

We are a custom home furnishings and window treatment, specialized workroom. All products are made in Massachusetts, but we serve clients up and...

Where Sushi, Cocktails & Asian Fusion Come Together

Feng Shui Restaurant & Bar

Feng Shui Restaurant &amp; Bar is a stylish Asian fusion restaurant in Braintree offering fresh sushi, authentic Chinese dishes, handcrafted cocktails, and a vibrant lounge atmosphere perfect for dining, takeout, and special occasions.

William Hall

Braintree

Feng Shui Restaurant & Bar is a stylish Asian fusion restaurant in Braintree offering fresh sushi, authentic Chinese dishes, handcrafted cocktails,...

Insurcomm Restoration

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Foxborough

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Two more boards have signed off on a plan to build a new high school on Pearl Street.During a joint meeting with the high school building committee, the selectmen and school committee both voted to endorse option C2A <a href="http://stoughton.wickedlocal.com/article/20151118/NEWS/151115592" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">according to the Enterprise.</a>Option C2A was endorsed by the high school building committee last week over three other options, two add/renovate and a second new proposal. Selectman Robert Cohn asked if the proposed building could handle an enrollment increase. Carl Franceschi of Drummey Rosane Anderson Architects said that a three-story wing could be added if needed.Stoughton High School Principal Juliette Miller added that the number of students at the high school could decrease, noting that the current class of sixth graders is smaller.The proposal will now be submitted to the Massachusetts School Building Authority. The state is expected to contribute about $55 million with the town likely to pay $71 million over 20 years for the building.

Two more boards have signed off on a plan to build a new high school on Pearl Street.

During a joint meeting with the high school building committee, the selectmen and school committee both voted to endorse option C2A <a href="http://stoughton.wickedlocal.com/article/20151118/NEWS/151115592" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">according to the Enterprise.</a>Option C2A was endorsed by the high school building committee last week over three other options, two add/renovate and a second new proposal.

Selectman Robert Cohn asked if the proposed building could handle an enrollment increase. Carl Franceschi of Drummey Rosane Anderson Architects said that a three-story wing could be added if needed.Stoughton High School Principal Juliette Miller added that the number of students at the high school could decrease, noting that the current class of sixth graders is smaller.

The proposal will now be submitted to the Massachusetts School Building Authority. The state is expected to contribute about $55 million with the town likely to pay $71 million over 20 years for the building.

The selectmen and school committee both voted to support a proposal for a new high school.