Sharon Marketplace Lot to Close for Repaving Starting July 19
Sharon Marketplace's parking lot closes for repaving starting Sunday, one of several logistical shifts hitting town this month. The Department of Public Works will mill and repave the 700 South Main St. lot from July 19 through July 23, weather permitting, while Sharon Public Library pa…
SHARON -- The parking lot at Sharon Marketplace on South Main Street is set to close for a five-day repaving job starting Saturday, and Sharon Police are lining up two summer safety initiatives, an Aug. 1 safety fair and the town's 18th annual Junior Police Academy, as officials look toward the rest of the summer.
TOWN HALL
The Sharon Marketplace parking lot at 700 South Main St. will be milled and repaved starting Sunday, July 19, and continuing through Thursday, July 23, weather permitting, according to the town. Shoppers and tenants at the retail plaza should expect the lot to be unavailable during that window.
Separately, the Norfolk County Sheriff's Office and the Sharon Police Department announced they will host the annual Summer Safety Fest on Saturday, Aug. 1, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Crescent Ridge. The Sharon Police Department is also seeking applications for its 18th annual Junior Police Academy, scheduled for Aug. 3-8.
COMMUNITY & ARTS
Sharon Public Library patrons should plan for limited parking at the library while a solar panel installation is underway on the building's roof, the library said. The project is part of a broader push to add solar generation to town facilities; a completion date was not specified.
ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS
"🌱 Patch AM: One-Week Intensive: Summer Jazz Band Workshop and 11 more events", Sharon Patch's daily roundup this week has repeatedly flagged a busy community events calendar, including a summer jazz band workshop and a recurring "Town Hall With Jason Poulos" program, per Sharon Patch. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/sharon)
"30+ MA Beaches Closed As Smoky Haze Makes Comeback: See Latest Forecast", Skies over Massachusetts cleared Thursday morning after a bout of wildfire haze drifting down from Ontario, but the Boston Globe's sister Patch network reports more smoke is expected to move back into the region, a forecast that could again affect beach conditions statewide, according to Patch. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/sharon)
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