Sharon Morning Brief, Nov. 3: New Parents Support Group meets at library
New Parents Support Group meets at library. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for week ending Nov. 1; Bay Road gas work closures continue through Friday.
New Parents Support Group meets at library. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for week ending Nov. 1; Bay Road gas work closures continue through Friday.
Eversource's overnight gas work closes Bay Road and triggers detours through Friday. From our own coverage: Overnight gas work closes Bay Road through Friday; November Sharon Matters newsletter now available.
Sharon Public Library's Discover Series explores Italian heritage during a Nov. 5 evening program. From our own coverage: Select Board condemns intolerant language at meeting; Fire Dept details delayed EMS call at train station.
Sharon Garden Club's annual Books in Bloom floral show returns to the library Nov. 6. From our own coverage: Select board condemns intolerant meeting language; Fire dept. details delayed EMS call at depot.
Sharon's Select Board responds to reports of racist, discriminatory language at Oct. 22 Special Town Meeting. From our own coverage: Select Board condemns intolerant language at meeting; Fire Dept details delayed EMS call at station.
Story Sparks book club meets for grades 4-5. Also in today's brief (21 items): Select Board meets at town hall; Planning Board convenes same evening; Commission on Disabilities meets Thursday; Water panel meets at 7:30 p.m.
Sharon Public Schools receives state funding among 17 districts backing phone-free classroom policies.
Sharon's Select Board and School Committee will hold a rare joint meeting Wednesday night.
Solar committee reviews net metering credit shifts as landfill project stays stalled. From our own coverage: Solar committee weighs net metering credit shifts.
Sharon Soccer Association opened registration for a new Winter Futsal program this week, according to its website, which announced "Winter Futsal Registration is open!!"
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