Sharon

 SHARON — Since beginning his new position as pastor at the Sharon Congregational Church, the Rev. Robert Keay has fully embraced the task by connecting with his new church, its community and its region.
Although the church is keeping him plenty busy, he and Jill (his wife of 15 years) have enjoyed the beauty of the local countryside. They are particularly looking forward to the foliage display. 

SHARON — Sharon may have many wine cellars, but only the new couple in town is offering to invite you in and pour you a glass every weekend, no R.S.V.P. or hostess gift needed. 
Brian and Tracey Abut are still working full-time in New York City. He’s a global accounts manager for BlackBerry, she’s an HR executive, but every Thursday night they’re the outgoing hosts welcoming you to The Porchlight on West Main Street. 

SHARON — In the wake of the successful town-wide Art Walk on Saturday, Sept. 16, the Female Perspective art showing in the Town Hall Gallery continues on.
Curator Zelina Blagden said she expects that the Art Walk will be repeated next year.  While serving on the committee that organized this year’s art experience, Blagden assembled and hung the Town Hall exhibit of the work of local women artists, “Female Perspective.”
As it turned out, Blagden said, four of the multiple shows on the art walk featured female artists.

SHARON — Rafe Churchill has perhaps become for Sharon what the voice in the cornfield was for Kevin Costner: “If you build it, they will come.” 
When an old friend from graduate school, Theo Coulombe, came to the area for a spell, at a crossroads on where to head next in life, Churchill pointed the photographer to a vacant building at the end of Main Street. 
Coulombe had resided in a Williamsburg, Brooklyn, loft for 22 years before deciding to get away from the city.