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Government · Library Trustees

History Center on track for mid-September reopening

Sherborn Library Trustees unanimously approved their June minutes and heard progress on the History Center renovation project, targeted for mid-September reopening. The Finance Subcommittee reported landscaping spending exceeded the town commitment by $3,300, and the projected FY 2027 endowment

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Real Estate

Top Sherborn Sale Hits $2 Million As Prices Span Wide Range This Period

Nine Sherborn properties sold between June 19 and July 18, according to registry deeds, with disclosed prices ranging from $900,000 to $2,025,000 and a median of $1,297,750. The period's top sale was 3 Knollcrest Farm Ln at $2,025,000, sold by Peter D. and Susan Duffy to Monica Anand an…

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Commission Approves Railroad Vegetation Management Renewal

The Sherborn Conservation Commission unanimously approved a railroad vegetation management plan renewal. The five-year plan extends a program previously approved in 2021, using herbicide application with restrictions near wetlands and private wells, as presented by Thomas Lewis of TEC Associates.

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Morning Brief

Sherborn Announces New Veterans Services Committee

Sherborn forms new Veterans Services Committee as library reschedules its summer concert to July 29. Town officials posted a News Flash announcement July 16 saying they are creating a Veterans Services Committee, though the notice did not detail the panel's scope or timeline. Meanwhile,…

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Government · Board of Health

Board enforces deadline for three-year-old failing septic system

Sherborn's Board of Health voted unanimously to set compliance benchmarks for a failing septic system at 155 Maple Street. The Board required submission of a replacement plan by August 31, 2026, and installation by December 31, 2026, for the three-year-old system. Health Agent Mark Oram had

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