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Keeping Your Heart Healthy During Winter
Your Health With Dr. McShine Heart health matters year-round, however New England winters can place extra stress on the heart. Cold temperatures cause blood vessels to tighten, which can raise blood pressure and make the heart work harder. Shorter days and colder weather may also lead to less activity and heavier eating. A few…
5 days ago
It’s a Real Winter
It's a real winter for Sudbury this year. The groundhog determined we will have 6 more weeks of winter. At the moment it surely looks that way. January was very cold and ended extremely cold other than our brief mid-month warm up, remember that? Every day dipped below freezing but one and 12 days dipped…
February 6, 2026
Duck Soup: What Customers Can’t Get Anywhere Else
Customers drive Duck Soup’s business.   “We sell an eclectic mix of everything, reflecting our local customers. I bring in what my customers want and look for very interesting things to fill the space.” That’s how Louise Mawhinney approaches Duck Soup, the store specializing in foods, gadgets and gifts in Mill Village. And it’s also…
January 11, 2026
250 Years Ago…
250 years ago, on January 9th, 1776, several Sudbury men signed the payroll acknowledging that they had received one pound and one schilling from Capt. Asahel Wheeler. This scrap of paper is one of a couple dozen papers we have in the Town Records relating to the Siege of Boston. (Full Image) The…
January 9, 2026
The Sudbury Weekly Guide To Child Care Services
Nearly 50% of Sudbury households have children. In fact, the percentage of the town's population that's enrolled in Sudbury's school districts is among the highest in MetroWest. Meanwhile, the number of dual working parents has been climbing for years. That creates a big market for childcare services in Sudbury, and the business community has…
January 3, 2026
Snow-covered trees in a peaceful winter landscape under a bright sky.
Year End Weather Summary
Sudbury weather quickly moved into winter cold as December arrived. We had frequent snow events although generally light in nature. In total 7 inches of snow fell in December making it the snowiest of the last three. We continued with below normal precipitation values with 2.81 inches of rain including melted snow for the month.…
January 1, 2026
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