As the Trump Administration Takes Actions Against Immigrants, LGBTQ+ Community, Sudbury's Education Leaders Stand Firm Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) Superintendent Brad Crozier and Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Superintendent/Principal Andrew Stephens have issued letters to their respective school communities reaffirming them that their schools will stand firm in their values of equity and inclusion, and…

The Select Board packet for their February 4 meeting has a list of warrant articles, and copies of said warrant articles, for the board to review and accept. (Page 19) Plenty could change on the road to Town Meeting, but if the list of articles is any indication - this could be a pretty…

A new tapas restaurant is coming to Sudbury. Sudbury Weekly reported on that back in July of 2024. On Monday, the Select Board will decide if it will approve a Common Victualler License for the restaurant. (Page 3) The packet also indicated that the restaurant has cleared all the requirements of three of the four relevant…

On Tuesday, January 28, the Sudbury Select Board voted 4-1 to submit a non-binding vocational education article to the Annual Town Meeting warrant, contingent on further information being added to the report. The article would provide Town Meeting the opportunity to demonstrate its support for Sudbury to join a vocational education district, but would not…

On Monday, January 27, the Sudbury Public Schools School Committee voted to adopt an updated policy regarding student use of technology. The new policy, labeled JICJ - Student use of Technology, explicitly forbids the use of any personal electronic devices, such as smartphones, tablets and smartwatches, at any time during the school day. The…

[CORRECTION: a prior version of this story characterized the appeal to the Planning Board decision incorrectly. It has been corrected in this story.] Here’s what happened in the committee meetings this week: Board of Health The Board of Health had a long discussion about the Atkinson Pool at the top of their meeting. The…

The Finance Committee got a preview of the Fiscal Year 2026 operating and capital budgets at the January 13 meeting. The discussion was broad, with an occasional deep dive into a technical topic. Members questioned if the Town was making sufficient progress towards compliance with the financial policies adopted by the Select Board in recent…

The SMILE playground at Haskell Field will be closed this week for tree removal work that is part of a long-delayed project to make improvements to the playground and repair the play surface. The Park and Recreation Department announced the closure on their website. The Park and Recreation Commission emphasized in their January…

The Atkinson Pool was closed last week and remains closed until "further notice" according to the Sudbury Park and Recreation Department. Multiple Town departments are working to resolve the situation, according to Health Director Vivian Zeng. Amid community concerns about the safety of the indoor pool, Sudbury Weekly reached out to the Sudbury…