Conservation Commission approves $3,000 for Trowel Shop Pond trail expansion. The board unanimously funded Phase II construction with volunteers completing two additional boardwalks to extend the network from Pond View Circle to the Massapoag Trail, with all materials and labor supplied at no cost
Sharon Independence Day Celebration Committee advances July 3rd event planning. Chair Paul Bergeron led six members in approving prior minutes and unanimously renewing Post Office Box 56 for 2026. The committee scheduled a Public Safety meeting for June 22 at the Police Department and confirmed the
Transportation Advisory Board elects Littman chair, Collins vice chair. The five-member board unanimously elected Michael Littman as Chair and Will Collins as Vice Chair for the term July 1, 2026 through December 31, 2027, after approving February 3 meeting minutes 4-0-0. The board adopted the
Sharon's Economic Development Committee approved prior meeting minutes and discussed downtown planning priorities. Chair Hy Waxman reported his appointment to the Library Re-Use Committee, with David Straus as alternate, as the Select Board begins a 30-day due diligence phase on condo and daycare
Planning Board approves three signs and land division. Chair Robert Maidman and the board voted 4-0-0 to approve sign applications for Sharon Cooperative School at 29 North Main Street and TLV Organics at 10 P.O. Square, along with an Approval Not Required land division consolidating three lots on
Lake Massapoag Advisory Committee approves $9,400 in spending for outreach and water quality work. Chair Laura Henze Russell and her committee unanimously backed 200 additional "Love Our Lake" signs with QR codes at $886 to $900, a $3,000 TRC on-call services contract for watershed consulting, and
Sharon Library Trustees authorize foundation memorial plaques. The Board unanimously approved offering additional memorial plaques and biographies for the ESOL and college care guide areas, extending a practice started in the Historical Room. Chair Cheryl Weinstein led the May 27 meeting; Library
Sharon Standing Building Committee approves $42,083.82 Water Treatment Plant invoice voucher. Chair Matt Grosshandler secured committee approval on a 6-0-2 vote for the payment, which includes $21,000 for Tavares Family Mitigation held pending town counsel execution of a final legal agreement with
Sharon Select Board reorganizes with Xander Shapiro unanimously elected Chair. Kiana Baskin, departing after two and a half years to expand her work with the Massachusetts Municipal Association, chaired the reorganization vote that also installed Hanna Switlekowski as Vice Chair and Pasqualino
The Sharon Substance Prevention and Resource Coalition postponed its June 13 "Remembering Our Friends" event due to incomplete family coordination, planning instead a winter lake memorial with bonfire and lighting ceremony. The coalition, meeting with six members present on May 21, discussed a May
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