The Sherborn Conservation Commission approved trail relocation and opened a hearing on a 67-unit senior residential community. Co-chairs Michael Lesser and Courtney Ek and members Jacob Strauss, Terry Luskin, and Matthew Oleyer unanimously approved a Certificate of Compliance for 86 North Main
Sherborn's Zoning Board approved two residential modifications and extended a development permit on June 18. Chair Zachary McBride and Member Todd Labbe unanimously approved modifications to Bob Murchison's four-unit Washington Street development to include finished basements and rear decks, with
Sherborn's Disability Advisory Committee agreed to lead accessibility improvements in the town's draft Open Space and Recreation Plan. Members Nicole Wiemeyer, Frank Hess, and Kathy Horigan approved prior meeting minutes and agenda unanimously on June 17, then reviewed strategies for making trails
Town Forest Committee finalized trail signage designs and scheduled stewardship plan vote for July. The committee finalized designs for cedar wood trail signage in dark burgundy and white, with signs expected in late summer, and approved Rick Thompson to oversee the project in consultation with the
North Sherborn Water and Sewer District Commission received generally positive feedback on its draft Regulations and By Laws. Chair Andrea Stiller reported on the feedback from the Department of Conservation and Recreation and the Water Resources Commission, noting comments focused on clarifying
Sherborn Cemetery Commission set gravedigger rates and extended contracts. The commission unanimously approved a new rate schedule setting year-round weekday and Saturday gravedigger service at $1700, with town portion at $300, Sunday and holiday service at $2000, and cremations at $500 with town
Sherborn Board of Health approved conditional permit for historic home septic system. The Board unanimously approved a building permit for 81 Hunting Lane allowing conversion of a second-floor bedroom into bathrooms, conditional on deed restrictions requiring the aging cesspool system to be
Sherborn Advisory Committee unanimously approved $147,000 in interdepartmental year-end transfers across eight departments. Finance Director Deb Siefring presented requests ranging from a $1,000 Advisory Committee printing increase to a $36,000 Board of Health staffing request, with legal counsel
SHERBORN -- June 17, 2026, North Sherborn Water Sewer District Commission advances regulatory review and prepares leadership change. The North Sherborn Urban Water Sewer District Interim Commission held its June 17 working session, reporting that
SHERBORN -- June 17, 2026, Sherborn Advisory Committee approves $147,000 in year-end interdepartmental transfers to cover fiscal year 2026 overages across eight departments. The committee voted unanimously Wednesday under Massachusetts General Law Chapter