Dover entered June 18 under two active public-health advisories with no new town hall action to report. A Level 2 Significant Drought declaration keeps nonessential outdoor watering banned except by hand-held hose or watering can, and only between 5 p.m. and 9 a.m.; Aquarion Water Compa…
Dover's Housing Task Force held its second community forum on zoning, affordability, and rural character, drawing a full room to hear from planning consultants Barrett Planning Group and Dodson and Flinker.
Dover's water supply is under scrutiny from two directions at once, with a Level 2 Significant Drought limiting outdoor watering to hand-held hoses in the hours after 5 p.m. and before 9 a.m., while Aquarion Water Company and the Board of Selectmen continue working through options for a…
5 stories from Dover News this week.
Dover-Sherborn's tennis team fell just short of a state championship as a decisive singles match decided the title. Back in town, the Level 2 Significant Drought declaration limits nonessential outdoor watering to hand-held hoses or watering cans, only before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m., and…
Dover Conservation Commission approves two compliance certificates and opens major Pine Street rebuild hearing.
Dover's fire department is $40,000 richer thanks to the inaugural gift from the Katelyn Tosi Foundation. The donation, highlighted in the town's News Flash and the subject of Dover Patch's headline "🌱 Patch AM: How a $40,000 gift will boost Dover's fire and EMS services," marks the Foun…
Conservation Commission approves two wetland permits and hires a specialist. The Dover Commission voted unanimously to issue Certificates of Compliance for properties at 7 Ledgewood Drive and 36 Miller Hill Road, confirming that prior Order of Conditions permits had been satisfied. Chair John
DOVER -- June 10, 2026, Dover Board of Selectmen grills Aquarian Water over MWRA interconnection plan estimated to save $8 million over 20 years. Aquarian Vice President John Walsh and engineers from CDM Smith presented
DOVER -- June 10, 2026, Dover's Tree Preservation Committee opened public input on a potential new tree preservation bylaw, with 60 percent of live-poll respondents strongly in support. Committee Chair Valerie Lynn