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
Sharon Select Board unanimously approves liquor license transfer to new owner. Route 27 Inc. d/b/a Sharon Market, with owner Chandni Patel, a Sharon resident and US citizen, received approval to operate the business at 17 Post Office Square; cosmetic renovations are planned with an expected June
Select Board unanimously clarifies overnight street parking ban to explicitly include boats and trailers. Chair Kiana Baskin, members Hanna Switlekowski, Xander Shapiro, Pasqualino Pannone, and Sam Liao approved amendments to Section 5-1 General Prohibitions, with Town Administrator Frederic E.
Sharon Select Board approves Camp Everwood lease extension to 2041. The board voted unanimously to extend the Camp Everwood lease from June 15, 2031, through June 15, 2041. The board also unanimously approved outdoor water use restrictions effective May 1 through October 1, 2026, limiting
Sharon Select Board approves consent calendar of liquor licenses, donations, and summer event permits. The board voted unanimously to grant one-day liquor licenses to Shovel Town Brewery and Temple Sinai of Sharon, approved a Common Victualler's License for Carriage House Pizza, and accepted $400
Sharon Select Board unanimously recommends six proposed 2026 town meeting articles and approves lake restoration initiatives. Chair Kiana Baskin and board members voted 5-0 to back transfers of three Mansfield Street parcels to the Conservation Commission, amended notice-of-meeting bylaws, a
Sharon Select Board approves 4-5 percent quarterly water rate hikes effective April 1. Select Board Member Hanna Switlekowski voted against the increase, citing cost-of-living and fairness concerns, while Town Administrator Frederic E. Turkington, Jr. and Superintendent of Public Works Eric Hooper
Sharon Select Board advances community resource dog program and town meeting cryptocurrency ban. The board unanimously approved the $8,500 Community Resource Dog program, with School Resource Officer Giovanni Valmond as handler and the Norfolk DA covering $7,000 of costs. Detective Anthony Lucie
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
Select Board opens May town meeting warrant and makes four unanimous appointments. Chair Kiana Baskin led the board in appointing Michael Jolin to the Zoning Board of Appeals alternate seat, reappointing Marc Bluestein, Susan Friedman, and Jonathan Wasserman to the Community Preservation Committee,
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