In March of 2025, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts announced that the state police had selected Marlborough for the site of a new crime lab. The new lab will absorb operations from nearby Sudbury and Maynard according to reporting from the Worcester Telegram & Gazette. At the time, neither the state police nor the Division of…

During the July 9 meeting of the Sudbury Rail Trails Advisory Committee, the public learned that top course paving on the Mass Central Rail Trail is pacing towards completion by the end of the summer. The top course, or surface course, is the top layer in a paved surface. According to Sudbury's…

A new bill, Massachusetts House Bill 2274, aims to allow, but not require, hybrid or remote access and participation in open town meetings across Massachusetts. This legislation seeks to address the challenges many residents face in attending in-person-only town meetings, such as caring for young children, a lack of suitable transportation options, disabilities, and incompatible…

If it seems like childcare facilities are popping up everywhere around Sudbury, it's probably because they are. A Primrose School is slated to open later this summer on the east side of Boston Post Road in Sudbury, and a Celebree School is coming to 631 Boston Post Road on the west end. Now, an additional…

The Sudbury resident swim program at Camp Sewataro kicked off last week, but kicks into gear with swimming slots available to the public on Friday, Saturday and Sunday this July 4th holiday weekend. Hours for swimming are 9:30-12:30 and 1:00-4:00 each day. After the big holiday weekend, swimming will not be available on…

After some leg work to ensure compliance with the Massachusetts Open Meeting Law, the Tri-District Calendar Review Subcommittee has begun its work to review the calendars of the Sudbury Public Schools, Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School and Lincoln Public Schools. The specific goal of the subcommittee's work remains somewhat unclear after their Thursday, June…

Sudbury residents have taken to social media regarding a string of failed deliveries from a company called UniUni. Residents took to social media to share false delivery confirmation messages complete with pictures of houses where the driver allegedly delivered the packages. Each time, the driver had submitted a picture of the wrong house. Residents took…

Articles 40 and 41 were indefinitely postponed during Sudbury's 2025 Annual Town Meeting. The articles would have funded the replacement of the Josiah Haynes and General John Nixon elementary school roofs. The indefinite postponements were necessary because the Town was still waiting on estimates through the process required by the Massachusetts School Building Authority…