On May 1, the League of Women Voters of Sudbury issued a press release outlining the non-partisan organization's positions on articles for Sudbury's Annual Town Meeting. According to the release: "The League is in favor of Articles 33 and 34 creating a zoning bylaw to comply with the MBTA Communities Act. League members…

Four MA Municipal Water Employees Admit to Violations, Pay Fines On Monday, April 29, the Massachusetts State Ethics Commission announced that four municipal water services employees admitted to violations of the Conflict of Interest Law and paid fines ranging from $6,000 to $18,000. They included Sudbury Water District Executive Director Vincent Roy, former Salem…

Draft Plan Raises Questions About Property Selections The Sudbury Housing Trust met on Monday, April 29, to discuss a draft of Sudbury's Housing Production Plan (HPP). According to the Town website: "An HPP in Massachusetts is a plan that helps municipalities better understand local housing needs and demand, development constraints and…

The Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Building and Grounds department presented a high-level update on their work to the L-S School Committee on Tuesday. Kevin Rossley, the Director of Building and Grounds, walked them through the broad strokes of their efforts to maintain an environment that supports the academic and athletic activities at the school. …

On Thursday, the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) met to discuss the Firearms Safety Business Use Zoning Bylaw proposed by the Select Board for Annual Town Meeting. The net result was a decision to take a position on the proposed bylaw amendment at Annual Town Meeting. The ZBA will not be supporting the bylaw amendment, but their…