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Photo by Libby Hall-Abeel
Fire Chief Eric Golden of the Sharon Fire Department, left, and Bobby Carberry, assistant chief, shown with a drawing of a tanker truck slated to replace the department’s 32-year-old tanker. The occasion was a fundraiser for the Sharon Fire Department & Ambulance Squad held Saturday, Sept.
Cornwall Consolidated School teachers who received gift bags of school supplies are, Front row: from left, Joe Markow, Danielle Krueger, Kirsten Gray. Back row: from left, Helena Sweet, Karen Lindstrom, Laura Munson, Will Vincent, Cathy Binkowski. Photo submitted
SHARON— Demonstrating community spirit, two local residents distributed gift bags filled with essential school supplies to teachers throughout the Region One School District, anticipating the beginning of a new school year.
Nick Moore, left, board member of the Save Sharon Hospital organization, Dr. Howard Mortman, center, obstetrics and gynecology, and Dr. David Kurish, internal medicine and cardiology, led a roundtable discussion of proposed cuts in services at Sharon Hospital from the physicians’ perspective on Friday, Sept. 23, at St. Bernard Church in Sharon. Photo by Leila Hawken
SHARON — The first of three public roundtables coordinated by the Save Sharon Hospital (SSH) citizens’ organization to rally support in opposition to planned cuts in services at the hospital was held on Friday, Sept. 23, at St. Bernard Church in Sharon.
SHARON — Nancy Heaton has had a front row seat in three Sharon Hospital Certificate of Need (CON) applications over the past 19 years.
SHARON — The Board of Selectmen approved the town’s Affordable Housing Plan at its regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 13.
Months of meetings by the volunteer Housing Plan Steering Committee, which studied the local issue of availability of affordable housing, led to adoption of the plan.
Christ Church of Sharon celebrated a lifetime of church and community service on Saturday, Sept. 10, holding an Evening Prayer service for Francoise Kelz on the occasion of her 100th birthday. A reception in her honor followed, complete with cake and speeches. Photo by Leila Hawken
SHARON — When a beloved parishioner, retired teacher and community leader reaches the venerable age of 100 years, much of that time in service to her church and community, it calls for celebration.
SHARON — To clarify the process and various funding options that will guide the town’s consideration of Comcast’s $1.6 million partnership proposal, the Board of Selectmen held an open conversation at a special meeting on Thursday, Sept. 1.
Dr. Jonathon Keith Joseph Photo submitted
SHARON — Nuvance Health announced on Thursday, Aug. 25 that Dr. Jonathon Keith Joseph will join its primary care office in Sharon and begin seeing patients this fall.
SHARON, Conn. — Sharon Hospital’s in-person community roundtable is on Thursday, Sept. 8, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Geer Village in North Canaan, Conn. It will be limited to 20 participants due to COVID-19 guidelines and requires advance registration. It will be in the Hollenbeck Room at The Lodge at Geer Village, 77 South Canaan Road.
Michael Kevin Baldwin, left, leads the cast of Sharon Playhouse’s ribald murder mystery, “Shear Madness,” as the stereotyped gay hairdresser, with Will Nash Broyles, right, as a reluctant customer, reading The Lakeville Journal. Photo by Marlena Aakjar
SHARON — On the opening night of Sharon Playhouse’s production of “Shear Madness,” the show started before everyone had even taken their seats.
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