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Zoning board resumes battery storage hearing

Somerset's zoning board resumes a contested battery storage hearing after fire safety and noise reviews. From our own coverage: ZBA keeps battery storage permit hearing open; Finance panel elects chair, fills vice chair seat. Also in today's brief (3 items): Somerset Berkley soccer matc…

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Government · Water

Board approves FY28 rate study, two reimbursements

A weekend nor'easter pushed Somerset's sewer flows to four times the treatment plant's design capacity, triggering chlorine-residual violations, the Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners heard Tuesday.

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 21, 2026 through September 27, 2026

Two Somerset obituaries appeared this week: Ferrucci-Herzberg, Daniel M., 38, who died suddenly on September 19 and was survived by his wife of seven years, Kayla; and Valenti, Susan, remembered by family in a Somerset Patch report as a beloved mother and grandmother. Daniel Ferrucci-He…

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Somerset Home Sales Range From $424,900 to $3.68 Million in Late Summer Deed Filings

Somerset recorded 18 property transfers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26. Nine carried a sale price, ranging from $424,900 to $3,682,762, with a median of $560,000; the other nine await pricing data, which typically posts within about a week. The month's standout transaction was a $3,682,762 sale at

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Town Hall parking lot closed

Somerset closes Town Hall's parking lot, disrupting access for residents visiting municipal offices this week. Also in today's brief (3 items): Town Hall parking lot closed; Library announces Awesome Owls program; Somerset hearing on auto dealer's license set for October 1.

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