A running digest of Sherborn town government coverage — Select Board, Board of Health, Planning Board, Advisory Committee actions, and monthly property transfers. Each item links to the original report.
Sherborn's DPW installed a new depth gauge at Farm Pond this week, giving the town improved monitoring of water levels at the popular recreational site. Meanwhile, the Sherborn Library canceled its July 29 Summer Concert featuring the band So Lucky due to predicted rain.
Read the full briefSherborn recorded 12 property transfers between June 26 and July 25, with nine disclosed sale prices ranging from $850,000 to $2,025,000 and a median of $1,270,000. The month's top sale was 3 Knollcrest Farm Lane at $2,025,000.
Read the full brief →Sherborn's Board of Health rolled out online payment for all its fees this week, giving residents a new digital option previously unavailable. The move comes as the town continues work on its recently approved Housing Production Plan.
Read the full brief →Sherborn Planning Board votes to challenge the state surplus housing density mandate for 0 Prospect Street.
Read the full brief →Nine Sherborn properties sold between June 19 and July 18 according to registry deeds, with disclosed prices from $900,000 to $2,025,000 and a median of $1,297,750.
Read the full brief →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. The library also rescheduled its summer concert to July 29.
Read the full brief →The Board of Health set hard deadlines on failing septic systems, weighed in on the state housing parcel, and launched a solid-waste permit process.
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