Town Forest Committee approves Mt. Misery bike trail ramp structure by 2-1 vote. Rob Burn presented an updated proposal for a ramp to access a rocky outcrop, which the committee approved despite environmental concerns about rare habitat impact and potential precedent for additional trail
Sherborn Library Trustees disband 11-year Building Committee, formally ending an expansion project that originally had an 18-month timeline. The committee, established April 21, 2015, navigated construction, litigation, and resolution to completion; Library Director Liz Anderson reported measurable
Sherborn Library Board votes to disband its 11-year Building Committee. The Library Board of Trustees and Library Building Committee voted unanimously on April 21 to disband the Library Building Committee, ending an 11-year project formed on the same date in 2015. Trustee Chair Brian Connolly
Sherborn Planning Board unanimously votes to allow concrete for Millborn Farm handicapped spaces. The board voted 3-0 to modify an earlier approval, adding concrete as an option for the handicapped parking space under Condition 1. Town Planner Heidi Doyle reported that the Massachusetts Department
Sherborn Conservation Commission approved a North Main Street garage project with wetland buffer protections. Co-Chairs Michael Lesser and Courtney Ek, along with members Jacob Strauss and Jonathan Tompkins, voted 4-0 to approve the request for determination of applicability for a detached garage
Cemetery Commission directed modification of letter to Lubarsky family on lot corrections. Members Chuckie Blaney, Gene Ham, and George Fiske, with Associate Member Robert D'Eramo, approved a revised certified letter to the Lubarsky brothers, requesting removal of boulders on bedrock, large flat
North Sherborn Water and Sewer District Commission approves draft operations and maintenance plans. All five commissioners unanimously approved the Water and Sewer O&M Plans as drafts during the April 15 meeting, including Chair Andrea Stiller, Clerk Joshua Gould, and members Matthew DiMartino,
Sherborn Advisory Committee prepares for April town meeting amid budget concerns. The Committee reviewed year-end projections April 15 showing multiple departmental overages, with the Select Board facing $22,000 over, Legal exceeding budget even with a town meeting supplement, Town Buildings at
SHERBORN -- April 15, 2026, North Sherborn Water Sewer District approves draft water and sewer operations-and-maintenance plans as it works toward a June 1 Final Environmental Impact Report deadline. The commission voted unanimously
SHERBORN -- April 15, 2026, Sherborn Advisory Committee debates new guardrails on deficit spending ahead of tight fiscal year. Finance Director Deb presented the nine-month expenditure report at the April 15 meeting, showing seven
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