SHARON – The threat of invasive species emerged as a key concern during a recent discussion on conservation and farmland preservation, as town officials and representatives from seven local groups and organizations worked to shape recommendations for Sharon’s Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD)on Wednesday, May 27.
The meeting marked the second of three public discussions focused on priorities identified through a town survey earlier this year for the state-required plan, which guides
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SHARON – The threat of invasive species emerged as a key concern during a recent discussion on conservation and farmland preservation, as town officials and representatives from seven local groups and organizations worked to shape recommendations for Sharon’s Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD)on Wednesday, May 27. The meeting marked the second of three public discussions focused on priorities identified through a town survey earlier this year for the state-required plan, which guides
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