This Week
A proposed solar installation at 35 Lower Road in North Canaan would place more than 10,000 panels across approximately 25 acres, with the land also used for hay farming and sheep grazing.
As more large-scale solar projects are proposed in our region, how should communities balance renewable energy development with other land uses?
Send your responses to social@lakevillejournal.com by Monday, Nov. 9 at 10 a.m. or comment on Facebook or Instagram.
We’ll publish a selection in next week’s paper.
Last Week’s Question
Which town in the Northwest Corner does Halloween best, and what sets it apart?
“Cornwall! Without a doubt. Trick or treat the green & community gathering. Safe & fun for whole family.”
—Christi Bodwell
“Lakeville has always been the best! The people set it apart from the other towns. Ever since I was a kid, I’m 38 now, we have traipsed the side streets and collected the best candy from our friends’ parents, who are now our kids’ friends grandparents, families we’ve known our entire lives. Bullet was always directing traffic and keeping us safe, now Russell does it and the sense of community has never been lost.”
—Kayleigh Golden
“90s north Canaan was siiiick with the funeral home haunted house, still love it.”
—Shanna Miller
“Kent!! Very safe and kid friendly. SKS Thriller dance.”
—Bruce Adams
“I grew up 3 miles from Lime Rock and that was our Hotspot for Halloween. Who’d a thought....?”
—Dave Becker
