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Sharon releases November Sharon Matters newsletter

The Town of Sharon announced the November edition of its Sharon Matters newsletter is now available, covering fuel assistance, a Healthy Aging Expo, Veterans Day and Thanksgiving programs, and a Town Report art contest.

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Bay Road closures set for overnight gas work Nov. 1-5

The Town of Sharon says Eversource Energy will finish gas main installation on Bay Road overnight Nov. 1-5, closing several roads and requiring detours each night from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.

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Sharon urges early voting due to high school lot construction

Sharon's Town Clerk is urging residents to vote early at Town Hall because of ongoing construction at a Sharon High School parking lot, with in-person voting available through Friday and a 24/7 ballot drop box in the Town Hall foyer.

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Sharon Fire Dept. details delayed EMS call at train station

The Sharon Fire Department says a review found MBTA Transit Police did not notify it of a medical emergency at the Sharon Commuter Rail Station on Oct. 28, delaying an ambulance call; firefighters arrived five minutes after being dispatched.

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Sharon releases preliminary FY27 property assessments

The Sharon Board of Assessors has released preliminary FY2027 property values as part of a state-required revaluation, with public review available through Oct. 28 at the Assessors' Office or online.

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Maskwonicut Street Bridge work resumes Oct. 26

MassDOT will resume construction on the Maskwonicut Street Bridge starting Monday, Oct. 26, with contractor Aetna Bridge Company continuing bridge and road demolition during set day and night hours.

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Sharon to hold Drug Take Back Day Oct. 24

The Town of Sharon announced residents can drop off unneeded medications for safe disposal on Drug Take Back Day Oct. 24 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Public Safety Building on South Main Street.

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