Dover Recycling Committee members unanimously approved prior minutes and confirmed two upcoming vacancies. Leesa Mullins will resign effective May 18, and Catherine Piemonte will not renew her term at expiration June 30. The Committee narrowed Swap Shop closing time to 3:30 p.m., authorized new
Dover Conservation Commission unanimously backs Hale Reservation restrictions protecting 1,109 acres. The two conservation restrictions, held by the Trustees of Reservations, preserve 136.62 acres of Dover land exclusively for forest management and trails while allowing up to 400,000 square feet of
Dover consultant candidates pitch board-size study for $7,500.
The Board of Selectmen Membership Size Study Committee heard pitches from two consulting firms on how to evaluate a possible change in board composition. The Edward J. Collins, Jr. Center for Public Management at UMass Boston proposed a four- to five-month survey-focused approach, while Capital
Dover Conservation Commission approves 14-unit mixed-use development, punts industrial warehouse case over DEP stormwater dispute.
DOVER -- May 13, 2026, Dover Board of Selectmen holds off on endorsing a $1.1 million Wolf Hill intersection overhaul, seeking a MassDOT site visit first. The board, Chair Robin Hunter, Dave Haviland, and
Dover School Committee rejects School Choice participation for 2026-27. In a unanimous roll-call vote, the five-member committee approved Martha Castle's motion to decline enrollment in the state's open-enrollment program. Superintendent Beth McCoy briefed the board on recent hires and contract
Board of Library Trustees approves FY27 holiday calendar and accepts $20K gift from Dover Mothers Association. Chair Rob Andrews brought the meeting to order with five members present; the board voted unanimously to add Saturday, December 26, 2026, as a holiday closure and to approve the Borrowing
Dover Board of Selectmen defers vote on $1.1 million intersection overhaul, declares Level 1 drought, and names town a Purple Heart community.
Dover Board of Health issues tobacco enforcement and advances well regulations. The Board unanimously suspended Dover Market's tobacco sales license for one day effective June 9 following a compliance check by Health Director Jason Belmonte that found the store sold cigarettes without checking ID,