Tuesday, March 31, the New Sharon Town Office was demolished to make way for a new fire station/town office complex. Voters initially approved funding for the project at a special town meeting in December. A second vote was needed in March after it was determined the required Treasurer’s Financial Statement was not included in the initial warrant. Scott Landry photo
The New Sharon Town Office, which has also served as the Regional School Unit 9 Central Office and initially was a school, was torn down Tuesday, March 31, to make way for a new fire station/town office complex. Voters approved the project in December and again in March after it was determined the required Treasurer’s Financial Statement was not included in the first warrant. Scott Landry photo
On Tuesday, March 31, the New Sharon Town Office was torn down. A fire station/town office complex will replace it after voters approved funding for the project. In 2017 a similar proposal was rejected. Scott Landry photo
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