On Monday, September 16, the Park and Recreation Commission assembled for a meeting with Town Manager Andy Sheehan. They were set to discuss a number of topics, including the funding and finances for the Park and Recreation Department.
After a lengthy discussion about the value of recreation to the Sudbury community, and the various…
On Monday, September 16, the Sudbury Finance Committee discussed the financial aspects of a number of initiatives around Sudbury. Those include the schools HVAC project and recent conversations among the Sudbury Public Schools School Committee about possibly voting to terminate the memorandum of agreement (MOA) that established a Combined Facilities Department shared between the Town…
After a couple weeks of speculation on Sudbury social media, Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Superintendent Andrew Stephens provided an update on the school resource officer (SRO) program.
With rumors swirling that the high school’s school resource officer was no longer in the school, Stephens stated plainly:
“We have not lost our SRO. We…
The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) is continuing discussions about a business use zoning bylaw that would regulate firearms businesses in Sudbury. (2:02:30)
The new bylaw draft was developed by what the ZBA described as an ad-hoc committee of residents, as well as ZBA member Frank Riepe. Sudbury Weekly covered the new approach and…
On Tuesday, September 10, the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities announced $31.4 million in Public Housing Innovation Demonstration Program (PHIDP) grants. The Sudbury Housing Authority will receive $1,200,000 to "rebuild four scattered site single family homes with modern and energy efficient 2-family (duplex) units, with four net new units restricted to those earning…
As SPS Relations Turn Tense With More Town Groups, Union Contract Negotiations Loom
The Sudbury Combined Facilities Department, established by way of an agreement dating back to 2012, could be on the chopping block. On Monday September 9, the Sudbury Public Schools School Committee discussed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) that created the shared department…
The Sudbury Select Board met on Thursday, September 6 to set their “S.M.A.R.T.” goals for the year. The SMART goal framework means specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time-bound. The acronym induces the same type of nausea you experience when your employer announces that a motivational speaker will be giving a talk to your company and…
The bids are in, a choice has been made, and the Town is working on a final contract for a site drainage solution at the new Fairbank Community Center.
On Monday, the Permanent Building Committee discussed the bids and bidders, and voted to proceed with the low bid after allowing a lower bid to…
[Event listing courtesy of Sudbury for Racial and Social Justice]
A book discussion sponsored by Sudbury for Racial and Social Justice (S4RSJ) and Goodnow Library – Should This Book Be in School? – will dig deep into four books that have been challenged in America’s schools.
We’ll read and discuss one book each…
According to comments made by Sudbury Health Director Vivian Zeng in August, residents of Cold Brook Crossing in north Sudbury are voicing concerns about offensive odors emitted by a non-compliant and non-functioning wastewater treatment plant. (28:00)
According to Zeng, the treatment plant has never been in compliance with Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)…