Julie Durgin and Ellen Lederer-DeFrancesco were elected to the two open seats on the Sudbury School Committee, despite a strong showing by write-in candidate Jonathan Sullivan. Unofficial results from the March 30 election showed Lederer-DeFrancesco edging Sullivan by 15 votes, 1,452 to 1,437. Durgin topped the Sudbury School Committee vote total with 1,566 votes.…

A crowd estimated at about 600 people lined Route 20 Saturday for the third No Kings protest rally. Holding flags and handmade signs, the protestors braved a chilly day to stand for two hours at the intersection of Route 20 and the road into the Whole Foods shopping plaza. Older protestors recalled their days…

The Sudbury Police dispatcher deployed on U.S. Navy Reserve duty who was injured in Dubai is “doing just fine,” said Police Chief Scott Nix. Owen Gerow, 22, sustained injuries the first day of the conflict when the United States and Israel attacked Iran and Iran retaliated with strikes on U.S. bases in the Middle…

A Sudbury police department dispatcher deployed on U.S. Navy Reserve duty was injured in an Iranian attack on a military base in Dubai Saturday. Owen Gerow, 22, sustained injuries the first day of the conflict when the United States and Israel attacked Iran and Iran retaliated with strikes on U.S. bases in the Middle…

Robert Sheldon, the incumbent, roundly defeated challenger Robert Crane by a vote of 149 to 34 for a three-year term on the Board of Water Commissioners, the governing body of the Sudbury Water District. The other Water District officials on the ballot in the May 20 election won re-election in uncontested races. Those candidates…

In Monday’s Annual Town Election, Lisa Kouchakdjian and Radha Gargeya were elected to the Select Board in a contested race for the two seats. Elizabeth Sues was elected to the two-year seat on the preK-8 Sudbury School Committee (SPS), filling a vacancy created by a resignation. Charles Morton and John Ryan won the…