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Patch Roundup Notes New Coffee Shop, Bar Closing Across Massachusetts

A statewide food-scene roundup from Dover-Sherborn Patch flagged a new coffee shop opening and a longtime bar closing across Massachusetts. The newsletter, bylined to reporter Jessie Castellano of Patch Staff, also noted a local breakfast spot shutting down after 20 years in business, p…

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Housing Task Force, Library Programs Mark Quiet Dover Stretch

Dover's Housing Task Force and public library provided the freshest local threads as the town's drought and Aquarion water storylines continued without major new developments. The town's website continues to spotlight the task force's work mapping Dover's long-term housing future, while…

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Paving Work Continues As Two Dover Boards Meet Friday

Dover's paving projects continue this week even as the town's Level 2 drought restrictions remain firmly in place. The Park and Recreation Commission and the Land Management Working Group are both scheduled to meet Friday, July 24, according to the town's public calendar. Regionally, "3…

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Government · Board of Selectmen

Town Meeting Review Committee approves procedural improvements

Town Meeting Review Committee approves procedural and logistical improvements to annual town meeting. The committee reviewed more than 20 community suggestions and reached consensus on prohibiting microphone shut-offs for speakers exceeding time limits, displaying exact motion text on projector

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Dover Presses Aquarion On Water Quality As Paving Begins

Dover officials are pushing Aquarion Water Company for fixes to discolored water and PFAS contamination affecting town customers, following a Board of Selectmen information session, as the town's paving season gets underway this month under a continuing Level 2 drought declaration. The …

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Morning Brief

Dover Declares Level 2 Drought, Limits Outdoor Watering

Dover has declared a Level 2 Significant Drought, restricting nonessential outdoor watering to hand-held hoses or cans between 5 p.m. and 9 a.m. The Board of Selectmen has also been working with Aquarion Water Company on fixes for discolored water and PFAS contamination affecting Aquari…

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Real Estate

No Recorded Sales Data Available for Dover This Period

No Dover home sales were found in Norfolk County Registry of Deeds data for June 19 through July 18, 2026. With zero recorded transactions retrieved, no price range, median, or top sale can be reported for the period. The gap may reflect an actual pause in closings, a delay in deed reco…

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