The Sudbury Planning Board voted on April 8 to support Article 19 at the Annual Town Meeting. Article 19 would appropriate $20,000 for consultant services—related to the ongoing planning and visioning process for the Sewataro/Liberty Ledge property—if passed by Town Meeting.
The Select Board report, as published in the warrant states:
"The…
The Sudbury Finance Committee voted unanimously on April 6 not to recommend the creation of a vocational education stabilization fund at the upcoming Annual Town Meeting. In a 0-7 roll call vote, the committee opted against supporting Article 13, expressing reluctance to tie up town money for a reentry into a vocational district that remains…
The Sudbury Select Board has called a Special Town Meeting for a to-be-determined date in May, and opened the warrant until noon on April 21. The vote was in response to a valid petition that was submitted on Monday, April 6. The petition includes just one article, calling for a vote of no confidence in…
The Select Board will be discussing a Petition for a Special Town Meeting during its April 8 meeting. The late-breaking addition to the agenda is a petition from residents to call a Special Town Meeting. State law requires the Town to call a Special Town Meeting within 45 days of receipt of a valid petition…
The April 6 meeting of the Sudbury Finance Committee (FinCom) included extensive deliberation on several articles at the upcoming Annual Town Meeting. Three of the articles discussed (articles 33, 34, and 35) included solar canopy projects at Haskell Field, the Sudbury Police Station, and Ephraim Curtis Middle School.
The projects would not generate…
When Code Ninjas first opened its doors in the Whole Foods Plaza in 2020, owner Victor Lee had a singular mission: to teach kids how to code. Fast forward six years, and the Sudbury location is not just surviving; it is thriving. Ranked among the top 10 best-performing centers out of 400 worldwide, Code Ninjas…
The Sudbury Select Board voted 4-1 to support the Fiscal Year 2027 (FY27) Operating Budget during their Tuesday, March 31 meeting. The Board also voted 5-0 to recommend approval of the Capital Budget. The Operating Budget and the Capital Budget are articles three and four respectively on the Annual Town Meeting warrant. Both articles can…
Article 34 at Sudbury's Annual Town Meeting in May will ask voters a simple question, but the circumstances surrounding the article are more complicated.
This warrant article asks voters to allow the Select Board to lease Haskell Field parking lot land (on Fairbank Road) for new solar canopies. If approved, the town will…
The Town of Lincoln held its Annual Town Meeting on Saturday, March 28. Article 33 called for an update to the regional agreement that governs Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School (L-S). The article passed unanimously according to results posted by Lincoln Town Clerk, Valerie Fox. The agreement needs to be passed by Sudbury's Annual Town Meeting…
As the town of Sudbury enters a landmark year, the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce and a dedicated team of volunteers are calling for community support to ensure this year’s July 4th Parade is the most memorable yet.
The 2026 parade carries more significance than usual, marking the 250th anniversary of the signing of the…