Overture, a company that partners with schools, after-school programs and youth centers to deliver paper and pencil courses that teach kids to build a sense of agency and thoughtfully direct AI as a tool, is coming to Sudbury. A new partnership with the Sudbury Park and Recreation Department will bring new programming to Sudbury students…

Sudbury's Assistant Town Manager and Finance Director, Victor Garofalo, has significantly expanded Sudbury's financial reporting since joining the Town in 2024. His department's nearly 200-page Financial Report and Reference Guide compares Sudbury's finances to 15 comparable communities, providing context that helps taxpayers understand where Sudbury is similar and different to other communities. Garofalo…

The Sudbury Historical Commission has engaged a professional stone mason to restore and repaint the directional markings on four of the town’s historic granite markers, launching what members hope will be an ongoing effort to preserve all 29 of Sudbury’s surviving markers. Sudbury’s granite markers are part of a broader nineteenth-century tradition of roadside…

Sudbury is draped in history dating back hundreds of years. But have you ever wondered what was happening in Sudbury 10, 20 or 30 years ago? In this new series, we pull some of the highlights from available public records to create a snapshot of the month over the course of three decades. …

[Feature image: white-tailed deer] Baby wood duck Great blue heron Painted turtle 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,…

Claims of a Plot to Build High-Density Affordable Housing Appear to Have Been Hot Air The July 30 meeting of Sudbury's Liberty Ledge/Sewataro Advisory Committee (LLSAC) was noteworthy not because of the acrimony circulating regarding the committee's recently-issued survey. Instead, it was noteworthy because the committee's initial ideas for future uses of the property…

Finally our July weather for Sudbury yielded our wettest month of the year with 6.45 inches of rain. Our neighbors to our west had much more but this did help alleviate some of our yearly rainfall deficit. What is interesting is that 5.99 inches of rain fell in just 3 storms. So it did not…

Rabbi Noa Kushner, described by Newsweek as a “rabbi to watch,” seeks to help people—Jews and non-Jews—approach religion in this more secular age with a new book, Pretend You Believe: How to Enter Religion. While she now leads a congregation in San Francisco, Kushner grew up in Sudbury and credits the town and her…

The Liberty Ledge/Sewataro Advisory Committee (LLSAC) has been meeting frequently this summer as they work to deliver recommendations on future uses of the property to the Select Board this fall. The committee hit a major milestone today, as it issued a survey that had been envisioned earlier in their process. (Survey here.) But there's…

The local Leagues of Women Voters of Acton Area, Arlington, Bedford, Belmont, Boston-Cambridge, Brookline, Concord-Carlisle, Harvard, Lexington, Newton, Sudbury, Waltham, Wayland, Wellesley, and Weston, in coordination with Newton’s local media outlet NewTV, will be holding a Candidate Forum for the upcoming primary contest for Governor’s Councillor District 3 between Mara Dolan and Margie Palladino. Members…