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Bethany Sheffer maneuvered a hot rock into a hollowed-out log filled with maple sap on Saturday, March 26, at Sharon Audubon. Photo by Patrick L. Sullivan
SHARON — Visitors to Sharon Audubon on Saturday, March 26, received a tour of the maple syrup production facility, got a look at how maple sap was processed in earlier times, and were tempted by treats, sugary and otherwise.
Megan Mollica has almost completed renovations at the former Nora’s in Sharon, and hopes to open her new garden center at the end of this month. Photo by Lans Christensen
SHARON — For decades it was known as Nora’s, a popular place to get plants as well as decorative garden items and antique furniture.
SHARON — After multiple budget workshops that scrutinized each expense line, the Board of Selectmen approved the final draft of a proposed Sharon budget for the 2022-23 year at their regular meeting on Tuesday, March 8.
SHARON — Following a brief discussion, the Sharon selectmen voted unanimously at their regular meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 22, to sign the five-year municipal waste disposal contract offered by MIRA (Materials Innovation Recovery Authority) in Hartford.
SHARON — The Connecticut Office of Health Strategy (OHS) has begun a new investigation into Sharon Hospital’s parent company, Nuvance.
Dr. William Schweizer, educated at NYU and Yale with 38 years on staff at NYU, has joined Sharon OB-GYN. Photo by Leila Hawken
SHARON — With more young families settling in the region, there are likely to be more babies to be counted in the mix. Meeting the projected demand, Sharon OB-GYN Associates has welcomed a new physician to their practice, Dr. William Schweizer, who has moved full-time to Cornwall and is enthusiastic about serving the community’s needs.
SHARON — Three well-known farmers from area towns will take part in a discussion about farming and climate change on Saturday, Feb. 26, from 4 to 5 p.m.
SHARON — Open to the possibilities of alternative energy resources, the Board of Selectmen approved signing a contract with CT Green Bank Solar at their regular meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 8.
SHARON —Applications from two local organizations for ARPA (American Rescue Plan Act) funding were approved by the Board of Selectmen at their regular meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 8.
SHARON — By unanimous vote, residents approved a town expenditure to support the Hotchkiss Library of Sharon’s $3 million expansion project at a town meeting on Thursday, Jan. 27, held at Sharon Center School.
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