When Sudbury's Combined Facilities Director, Sandra Duran, completed a discussion with the Sudbury Select Board on Tuesday, September 25, she left the board with a simple message about the future of her department serving both the Town and Sudbury Public Schools:
"We definitely have opportunities for continuing in a shared services model that is…

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On Monday, September 16, the Park and Recreation Commission assembled for a meeting with Town Manager Andy Sheehan. They were set to discuss a number of topics, including the funding and finances for the Park and Recreation Department.
After a lengthy discussion about the value of recreation to the Sudbury community, and the various…
Massachusetts passed historic police certification reform. But even with the POST Commission, the public can’t see which cops have been part of the “officer shuffle.”
After the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police in 2020, lawmakers in Massachusetts took an action that advocates had been pushing since at least 2010: creating a system to…
As SPS Relations Turn Tense With More Town Groups, Union Contract Negotiations Loom
The Sudbury Combined Facilities Department, established by way of an agreement dating back to 2012, could be on the chopping block. On Monday September 9, the Sudbury Public Schools School Committee discussed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) that created the shared department…
[Jan Hardenbergh serves as the Sudbury Town Historian]
On September 12th, 1774, Town Meeting meeting voted to gunpowder and "to purchase Six hundred Weight & 300 French Flynts or 500 English Flynts, to purchase a Chest of Arms to the Number of 30 with Bayonets to be under the Care of the Select Men,…
On Tuesday, Town Manager Andy Sheehan provided an update on one of his major goals to “develop a long-term comprehensive plan to fund and manage the operating and capital budgets.” (Presentation here)
Time was short as the meeting was running late into the evening, so there was not a lot of discussion after the presentation.…
At the intersection of Haynes Road and Pantry Road, a bit of Sudbury history stares out at residents, as it has for decades. But the red, boarded up building isn’t as well known as other historic landmarks in Sudbury. It has been boarded up for as long as most locals can remember. Only the longest-tenured…
It’s a Zoom World, but the SPS School Committee Isn’t Sure It Wants To Be Livin’ in It.
On Monday, August 5, the school committee debated the merits of making their in-person meetings hybrid. The outcome of the conversation is a bit unclear, but Superintendent Brad Crozier was tasked with evaluating options for in-person meetings…
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During the July 16 meeting of the Sudbury Select Board, the board was set to vote to hold a public hearing on July 30th. That hearing would cover whether or not the Town would call a Fall Town Meeting, in accordance with the Town’s General Bylaws. The board voted to hold that hearing later this…