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Conservation Commission approves fee increases and continues Birch Hill II hearing.

The Sharon Conservation Commission voted unanimously to restructure permit fees, doubling most local bylaw rates while maintaining the Riverfront District Act filing fee and advertising costs at $50 each. Conservation Administrator Josh Philibert's Finance Committee-requested review resulted from

Library Trustees approve consultant role for outgoing director

Sharon Library Trustees retain outgoing director as consultant. The board unanimously approved keeping Library Director Lee Ann Amand on town payroll as a Grant Consultant to finalize construction-project work, pending approval by incoming Director Randy Gagné. In parallel action, Trustees

Board of Health approves chicken variance and 2026 meeting calendar.

Board of Health approves chicken variance and sets 2026 calendar. Chair Hope Klassman, Chuck Levine, and Michael Blackowicz unanimously approved a variance allowing up to 10 chickens at 37 Brook Road and set nine meeting dates throughout 2026. Septic Inspector Kevin Davis briefed the Board on six

Select Board approves consent calendar; discusses town newsletter and FY2027 budget.

Sharon Select Board unanimously approves consent calendar at January 20 meeting. Chair Kiana Baskin and four members approved reappointment of Connie Dai to the Zoning Board of Appeals, appointment of Shana Seidenberg to the Economic Development Committee, and appointment of Salvidor Molica to the

Community Preservation Committee approves four projects totaling $138,085.

Community Preservation Committee approves three projects and sets aside debt service action. The committee voted unanimously to fund $28,085 for the Historical Society digitization project, $100,000 for the Lake Massapoag Advisory Committee's watershed plan (split $95,000 undesignated, $5,000