[Editorial note: this is the first installment in a one-part series called "Rail Trail Satire"]
The Sudbury Rail Trails Advisory Committee (RTAC) discussed trail etiquette during their January 8 meeting. As usage of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail has surged in Sudbury, it appears there has been some confusion about etiquette. Signs with…
On Monday, January 6, the Sudbury Public Schools School Committee spent approximately an hour discussing whether or not to conduct hybrid meetings rather than their current practice of alternating between in-person meetings with a Zoom livestream, and fully remote meetings on Zoom. (2:16:30)
They also discussed whether or not to allow members of the…
[CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story stated that chlorine levels were out of range in the Atkinson Pool. That was incorrect. The chloramine levels are out of range, which is a result of a chemical reaction between the chlorine and other substances in the water.]
The Atkinson Pool was shut down this week…
During the Tuesday, January 7 meeting of the Energy and Sustainability Committee, Chair Rami Alwan informed the committee that Eversource’s price for electricity has undercut the Community Electricity Aggregation (CEA) program for the first time. (59:00)
The Eversource fixed supply rate changes on February 1 and August 1 each year, and fluctuates based on market factors. The CEA…
On Monday, January 6, Sudbury Public Schools administrators presented an update on an ongoing English Language Arts/Literacy (ELA) curriculum update that has been in-progress for over half a decade.
The presentation (page 5) reviewed the timeline for the process that has been used, which had multiple phases and a series of action items…
Sudbury is home to nearly three dozen restaurants at the outset of 2025. On a per-capita basis, Sudbury has higher restaurant density than some of the most restaurant-dense cities in the country.
But much of the density comes in the form of similar offerings. What does that tell us about Sudbury’s food scene? And where might…
Nearly a decade after the conflict over a transmission line project between the Town of Sudbury and Eversource began, the line has been buried and energized. According to the Eversource project page:
“The new line was constructed between the Eversource substation in Sudbury, and the Hudson Light and Power substation in Hudson. The new…
Crafters, artists and creatively-inclined residents take note! According to comments during a recent Board of Health meeting, Pinspiration will be opening a Sudbury location and is currently working its way through the permitting process locally. (33:33)
Pinspiration describes itself as a “DIY craft studio.” They offer a variety of different crafting projects and events at each…
Over 400 stories were published in Sudbury Weekly in 2024. There was a mix of news, features, event submissions, op-eds and more. Here we are highlighting the news stories that chronicled key developments in Sudbury over the course of the year.
If there’s a coherent theme across all the stories, it’s hard to spot.…
The Sudbury Housing Authority (SHA) was before the Community Preservation Committee (CPC) on Wednesday, December 18. They were looking for the committee to support funding for a portion of a project that would convert four of the SHA’s existing single-family homes into duplexes. As is standard process for the CPC, the meeting was a public…