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Making a Run For It
For Kaleigh Neuhauser, participation in the Boston Marathon runs in the family. “When I was young, my grandmother lived right on the course in Wellesley, around mile 14,” she says. “Every year, my cousins would come over, too, and we would make the Marathon a whole family excursion.” The Neuhausers, however, are not mere…
Town Election Makes (Modern) History
The results of Sudbury’s Annual Town Election came in on Monday night. They were decisive, and they made some history. Lisa Kouchakdjian was reelected to the Select Board with 66.6% of the vote—a dominant performance, and a significant gain on her last election, which was a 54.5% performance in 2022. Kouchakdjian’s vote share on Monday…
Detailed close-up of a vibrant yellow daffodil in full bloom, showcasing its intricate petals.
Yes, Spring Arrived
Sudbury weather for March jumped quickly into Spring with no measurable snow for the month. Rainfall generally running sub par, so will hopefully become a bit wetter as we move further into the season, but be careful what we wish for. Some of the important stats and comparative data noted below. March Monthly Rainfall:…
Against the Odds
When she was in 2nd grade, Kristy McDermott showed up at the Peter Noyes school dressed as a jockey. “My teacher said I was too tall to be a jockey,” she recalls from her home in Ocala, Florida. “And I hate being told I cannot do something!” Kristy always loved horses. She quickly graduated…
250 years ago March 29, 1775
250 Years ago, on March 29th, 10 hogsheads of rum and other supplies were shipped to Sudbury to reduce the concentration of stores in Concord. Here is the story from Shattuck's History of Concord* "On the 29th of March a report was circulated that the British troops were coming to Concord, which produced considerable…
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