Fall adult program registration opens online. From our own coverage: Fall adult program registration opens online; Tree panel to hold Nov. 19 bylaw forum. Also in today's brief (3 items): Patch revisits 1977 Dover Demon sightings.
Dover's Tree Preservation Committee sets a Nov. 19 forum on a possible tree bylaw. From our own coverage: Tree panel sets Nov. 19 bylaw forum; Fall adult program registration now open.
Dover's FFA dairy judging team qualifies for nationals after winning state honors. From our own coverage: Rail Trail design gets $260,000 grant; Dover opens fall adult program registration.
Dover secures $260,000 state grant to finish design of planned Rail Trail. From our own coverage: DPW director wins national young leader award; Rail Trail design work gets $260,000 grant.
Dover residents can weigh in Thursday on the town's fiscal 2027 tax classification rate. Also in today's brief (4 items): Psychic medium event set for Wednesday; Conservation Commission meets Wednesday night; Assessors hold second meeting Thursday; Selectmen hold tax classification hearing Thursday.
DPW Director Kevin McCabe wins national young leader award from public works group. From our own coverage: DPW director wins national young leader award.
Planning Board interviews finalists for vacant seat. From our own coverage: Planning Board interviews finalists for vacant seat; DPW lands grant to study three culvert replacements.
Dover Parks and Recreation has opened online registration for its winter youth programs, workshops and special events, with winter adult program registration set to open Nov. 4 at noon.
The Dover Board of Selectmen plans to hold a remote hearing on how to split the fiscal 2027 tax levy among property classes, with a possible residential exemption on the table.
Dover's public works department wins $150,000 state grant for culvert redesign study. From our own coverage: DPW wins $150,000 state grant for culvert redesign; Selectmen set Oct. 29 tax classification hearing. Also in today's brief (3 items): Final weekend day for early voting is here.
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