The Community Preservation Committee (CPC) met on Wednesday, November 5 to hear from project applicants for four of the applications for this cycle, including: SMILE Playground Amenities on the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail Sudbury Housing Trust Allocation RHSO Membership Fee It was a largely uneventful meeting, and the committee members appeared to be broadly…

Following a lengthy discussion of calendar options on November 5, the Lincoln-Sudbury (L-S) Regional High School School Committee appears to have settled on a direction for changes to their school calendar. The committee largely agreed that they would prefer to add holidays, including Eid and Diwali, to the school calendar. It remains undecided…

The Sudbury Select Board has announced it is seeking a resident to fill a temporary vacancy on the Sudbury Public Schools School Committee created by the recent resignation of Mandy Sim. The individual appointed will serve as an interim member until the seat can be officially filled by election at the next Town Election…

The Sudbury Foundation has rapidly mobilized to support local communities facing heightened food insecurity, announcing an emergency funding initiative of $155,000 on Tuesday, November 5, 2025. The critical funds are being distributed immediately to 17 local hunger relief organizations across the region. This action comes in direct response to a significant challenge: a recent…

On Tuesday, November 4, the Sudbury Select Board voted to close out remaining Eversource litigation funds to free cash. The vote was 4-0, with member Dan Carty recusing for the discussion and vote. As the Sudbury section of the Mass Central Rail Trail is nearly complete, the vote effectively turns the page from…

Former elected officials from the Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) School Committee and the Goodnow Library Trustees have taken to local social media to spread falsehoods about how the Town of Sudbury handles Chapter 70 State aid for Sudbury Public Schools. Their allegation largely amounts to a claim that SPS doesn't get all of its State…

During the Monday, November 3 meeting of the Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) School Committee, three of the four members of the committee voiced a preference for the district to adopt a calendar that recognized State and Federal holidays only. There was no formal vote, and no final decisions have been made. However, Vice…

Say goodbye to the proposed asphalt surface on Sherman's Bridge. In an FAQ document published by the Sudbury Department of Public Works, it was stated unequivocally that "Asphalt on the bridge is no longer being proposed." The document summarized the most noteworthy changes to the plans: "Summary of project progress: Asphalt on…

The Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) has given approval for two school roof projects in Sudbury. Inclusion in the MSBA Accelerated Repair program sets Sudbury up for millions in reimbursements from the MSBA... assuming voters at an upcoming Special Town Meeting and special election approve the projects. The two roof projects are for…

After months of data collection, meetings with local faith leaders, and in-depth deliberations, a Tri-District Calendar Review School Subcommittee decided not make any recommendations on school calendars. The subcommittee, which was composed of members of the Sudbury Public Schools School Committee, the Lincoln Public Schools School Committee and the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School…