A citizen’s petition that would establish a means of recalling elected officials has been submitted for Sudbury’s Special Town Meeting on May 20 (page 41). According to Ballotopedia, “A recall election is the process by which citizens may remove elected officials from office before the expiration of their terms.” The Special Town Meeting was…

Local talent will take center stage next month as Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School (L-S) hosts "Emerging Voices: An Evening of Short Films." The community screening event, scheduled for Thursday, May 7, will highlight the work of the next generation of MetroWest filmmakers, including a highly anticipated documentary created by three L-S seniors. Curated from…

After over an hour of deliberation and some tense exchanges with Town of Sudbury staff, the Park and Recreation Commission voted 2 in favor and 3 opposed to the Haskell solar canopy proposed in Article 34 of this year's Annual Town Meeting. Chair Mara Huston and Vice Chair Laurie Eliason voted in…

The Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) School Committee voted on Thursday, April 18 to offer Annette Doyle, current Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning, the position of Interim Superintendent. The offer comes after current Superintendent Brad Crozier announced he would be concluding his service at the end this school year. During the same meeting,…

Following a procurement process, the Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) School Committee has officially awarded the district’s Extended Day contract to Sudbury Extended Day (SED). The decision was formalized during the Committee's meeting on Monday, April 13, 2026. The decision extends a decades-long relationship with SED for the district. The announcement, shared in a…

Sudbury’s dining scene is getting a flavorful new addition, and the timing couldn't be better. Ramen Haven, a highly anticipated Japanese restaurant, is officially opening its doors in the bustling Meadow Walk plaza. With a soft opening currently slated for late April and a grand opening set for late May, local foodies are in…

After eight years at the helm of Sudbury Public Schools (SPS), Superintendent Brad Crozier has announced he will conclude his service to the district at the end of the current school year. The announcement was released to SPS staff and families this week as a "mutually agreed upon statement" between the Superintendent and the…

The Sudbury Planning Board voted on April 8 to support Article 19 at the Annual Town Meeting. Article 19 would appropriate $20,000 for consultant services—related to the ongoing planning and visioning process for the Sewataro/Liberty Ledge property—if passed by Town Meeting. The Select Board report, as published in the warrant states: "The…

The Sudbury Finance Committee voted unanimously on April 6 not to recommend the creation of a vocational education stabilization fund at the upcoming Annual Town Meeting. In a 0-7 roll call vote, the committee opted against supporting Article 13, expressing reluctance to tie up town money for a reentry into a vocational district that remains…