Sherborn Historical Commission reviewed Dowse portrait preservation and referred Obelisk maintenance to Select Board. The commission confirmed UV coated windows protecting the portrait do not provide sufficient protection and will seek advice from a Natick frame shop on UV coated glass or
The Open Space Committee moved forward on its revised recreation plan with a new editor and October 1 deadline. Chair Sam Nelson reported that copy editor Brian Hotchkiss, who edited the 2018 plan, will manage the four-month editing and formatting process. The committee established a timeline for
Sherborn Select Board approves warrant for May 12 town election and endorses summer events. The board unanimously approved a Memorandum of Agreement with the Public Employee Committee regarding employee health insurance and authorized a High-Deductible Plan option, and also unanimously approved
SHERBORN -- April 9, 2026, Sherborn Select Board rejected a motion for a town-funded engineering study on sewer connection options for district residents, leaving roughly 12 Coolidge Street property owners without a formal path
North Sherborn water and sewer district moves forward on development and operational planning. The North Sherborn Water and Sewer District Commission, with all five commissioners present including Andrea Stiller as Chair and Joshua Gould as Clerk, received updates from Tighe & Bond and Kennedy
Sherborn Board of Health approves bedrock disruption and septic variances. The Board approved a contested bedrock disruption permit for 24 Greenwood Street, overriding Dr. Rebecca Hunnewell's request to delay work; work may begin April 9. Notification to 63 abutters exceeded the four-week
SHERBORN -- April 8, 2026, Sherborn Board of Health approves a bedrock disruption permit for 24 Greenwood Street despite abutter objections over well-water safety. Co-Chair Julie Dreyfus led a 4-1 rejection of
Planning Board prepares warrant articles for April 28 town meeting. The Sherborn Planning Board is preparing to present a stormwater management bylaw at its April 28 Annual Town Meeting to address recurring Lake Street flooding, with Co-Chair Stefani Harrison delivering the presentation. The board
Sherborn Open Space Committee explores proposed accessible walking path at Farm Pond. Committee Chair Sam Nelson led committee members Nicole Wiemeyer, Nick Rodenhouse, and Tom Trainor, along with associate member Kelly McClintock, on a field survey to evaluate the route. The group assessed a
Board of Assessors approves prior meeting minutes, enters brief executive session on tax matters. Chair Kevin Rudden and Member Gregory Sheldon unanimously approved the prior month's meeting minutes by a 2-0 vote. Member Joseph Raia was absent. The board then entered executive session to discuss FY
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