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Sherborn Planning Board Opens Meadowbrook Commons Hearing, Reorganizes Leadership

SHERBORN — June 9, 2026 — Sherborn Planning Board reorganizes, opens formal hearing on 67-unit Toll Brothers age-restricted development. The board unanimously named Jim co-chair at its June 9 meeting, filling the seat left by the late Frank Jenkins, and also installed Rob as vice chair and Brett as

Sherborn School Committee Elects Bolfano Chair, Previews ELA Curriculum Pilot

Sherborn School Committee reorganizes and previews sweeping curriculum and staffing changes for 2026-27. At the June 2 meeting in the Dover-Sherborn Middle School Library, members unanimously elected Bill Bolfano as chair and Megan as secretary, and seated new member Mason Kay.

Sherborn Select Board Opens Transfer Station Policy Review Amid Override Pressure

SHERBORN — May 28, 2026 — Sherborn Select Board begins formal review of transfer station policies, finding the town pays roughly 34 to 48 percent more per household for solid waste disposal than peer communities. Working group data presented by Assistant Town Administrator Jeremy Dohan showed Sherborn spends approximately $250 per household

Sherborn Board Approves Four Farm Road Bedrock Disruption Permits, 2-0-1

SHERBORN — May 20, 2026 — Sherborn Board of Health approves four Farm Road bedrock disruption permits over abutter objections, with new member abstaining. The board voted 2-0-1 on both motions — Chair Julie Dreyfus and member Steve Constantine in favor, new member Boscoch Barackal abstaining — after six abutters urged denial

Sherborn Planning Board Sets June 9 Public Hearing on Meadowbrook Commons Development

SHERBORN — May 19, 2026 — Sherborn Planning Board schedules June 9 public hearing on Meadowbrook Commons as aqueduct safety questions emerge. The board, meeting May 19 and welcoming newly elected members Chris Brown and Jim Goggins, set a 7:15 p.m. hearing date for the Toll Brothers development at 65

Sherborn Select Board Votes to Seek State Financial Management Review of Town Government

SHERBORN — May 14, 2026 — Sherborn Select Board votes to request state financial management review amid budget concerns. The board voted unanimously Thursday to authorize Chair Stephen Tsai to formally request that the Massachusetts Division of Local Services conduct a financial management review of town government — the first such review since

Dover School Committee Unanimously Rejects School Choice, Launches Two-Program ELA Pilot

Dover School Committee votes unanimously to opt out of Massachusetts school choice and sets up a class-size policy review.

Dover Board Defers Intersection Vote, Seeks MassDOT Site Visit on Walpole Street

SHERBORN — May 12, 2026 — Dover Select Board defers intersection overhaul vote while pursuing MassDOT waiver on disputed sidewalk. The three-member board — Chair Robin Hunter, Dave Haviland, and Cam Hudson — stopped short of formally endorsing a $1.1 to $1.15 million reconstruction of the Center Street, Springdale Avenue, and

Sherborn School Committee Backs Added Fourth-Grade Classroom at Pine Hill

SHERBORN — May 12, 2026 — Sherborn School Committee supports added fourth-grade classroom, flags $60,000 utility overrun. The committee, meeting May 12 at the Dover-Sherborn Middle School Library, received a superintendent's update proposing a 22nd classroom section at Pine Hill School for 2026-27 — up from a

Sherborn Board of Health Approves Dunkin' Donuts Grease Trap Variance, Four Building Permits

SHERBORN — May 6, 2026 — Sherborn Board of Health approves grease trap variance for local Dunkin' Donuts and clears cluster of contested septic cases. The board voted unanimously to grant a variance to state regulation 310 CMR 15.351 subsection 2 for the Sherborn Dunkin' Donuts at 23 South

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