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Photos: Raymond Road and Assabet Wildlife Refuge

Great Blue Herons Great Blue Herons Great Blue Herons Great Blue Herons Great Blue Herons Great Blue Herons Osprey Raphaëlle is a graduate of the Art Institute of Boston, and a former Sudbury resident who now lives in Lincoln. Although she takes photos of wildlife, she considers herself shaped as much by curiosity and…

ByRaphaëlle Cruz4 days ago

Sudbury Dentist Urges: Know What’s Normal for You

A Sudbury dentist experienced a stroke at 27, followed by heart surgery, and now, at 50, runs marathons. Dr. Christy Kirk shares her story to encourage everyone to pay attention to what’s normal and what isn’t for their body, and to advocate strongly for themselves when their gut feeling is that a medical finding is…

ByNancy BrumbackJune 10, 2026

A Photo Tour of Camp Sewataro

Sudbury's Liberty Ledge/Sewataro Advisory Committee is tasked with evaluating uses of the Camp Sewataro property in the coming months, and their charge included a requirement to tour the property. For readers who haven't visited, this photo essay provides a virtual opportunity to see the sites and assets across the property. Many thanks to Camp Sewataro's…

ByKevin LaHaiseJune 4, 2026

Bright yellow flowers with lush greenery captured on a rainy day, showcasing natural beauty in the outdoors.

Summer Anyone?

Sudbury weather continues with lots of rainy days but generally very minimal rainfall amounts. We recorded measurable rain on 12 days, which is consistent with prior months, but the monthly total was only 2.38 inches of rain. And one of the coldest mornings of the month was Sunday the 31st with a morning low of…

ByJohn PalmieriJune 1, 2026

Superintendent Searches: What’s Typical?

The Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) are expected to begin preparing to launch a search for a new superintendent in an upcoming meeting. Following the departure of Superintendent Brad Crozier, Assistant Superintendent Annette Doyle will serve as Interim Superintendent for the 2026-2027 school year. That gives the SPS School Committee some flexibility on the search, but…

ByKevin LaHaiseMay 31, 2026

Echoes From the Past: Citizen Petitions Shape Governance and Tenor in Sudbury

Sudbury is no stranger to political skirmishes, from the potential siting of the United Nations in Sudbury to the Eversource transmission line buried beneath the Mass Central Rail Trail. This month the town made the front page of the Boston Globe’s print edition based on several controversies swirling through the Sudbury Public Schools school…

ByKevin LaHaiseMay 29, 2026

Spring Pictures

Raphaëlle is a graduate of the Art Institute of Boston, and a former Sudbury resident who now lives in Lincoln. Although she takes photos of wildlife, she considers herself shaped as much by curiosity and close observation as by artistry. More naturalist than technician, she spends long, patient hours studying the quiet life of Sudbury’s…

ByRaphaëlle CruzMay 29, 2026

National Water Safety Month: A Q&A with the MetroWest YMCA

May is National Water Safety Month and the MetroWest YMCA is going all out with events from Red Cross lifeguarding certification, to swim classes for all age groups and even some water safety-specific demonstrations. We caught up with the YMCA to learn more about their efforts this month and beyond, and they were kind enough…

BySudbury WeeklyMay 20, 2026

Spring Pictures

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ByRaphaëlle CruzMay 11, 2026

The Revolutionary War Cemetery Updated Kiosk and Entrance Signage

[This feature was contributed jointly by the Sudbury Historical Commission and the Sudbury Historical Society] The Revolutionary War Cemetery in town center recently received a new cemetery kiosk and entrance sign. The new kiosk is located to the right of the cemetery’s main entrance. The kiosk is updated to reflect additional names of…

ByContributorMay 8, 2026

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