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Dry Conditions Continue
Sudbury September weather continued with fairly dry conditions. For the month we did receive 3.44 inches of rain, which is somewhat improved from the summer totals, but know that almost all of this fell in 2 rain storms. In the end many sunny days as we go further into the Fall with well below average…
Whittle Away (Part 2 of 2)
Exploring the intersection of sacred and secular. I grew up in construction in the South, which offered so many opportunities to hear an abundance of colorful aphorisms. As a language nerd, I loved quips like, “even a blind squirrel gets a nut once in a while.” In Part 1: Giving COVID a Finger, I…
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State of the Sudbury Rental Market
The town of Sudbury is known for its abundance of single-family homes, green lawns, open space, and public schools. But what if you're not interested in buying a single-family home? What options are available to you? Given single-family homes make up the vast majority of Sudbury's housing stock, about 94% according to the…
Giving COVID a Finger
Exploring the intersection of sacred and secular. There are some life lessons that would serve us well to learn early, and when we learn them later – mostly because of multiple mistakes that we can only make and learn from later, it becomes mighty painful. Never Whittle Toward Yourself My COVID Finger is not…
Sudbury, MA: A Golfer’s Wooded Paradise? 
In golf, it’s usually bad news when you find yourself in the woods. But that may not be the case in Sudbury.  Tucked behind a fishing pond, and bordered by majestic pines, there’s a little-known golf practice facility in Sudbury, Massachusetts.  Don’t get your hopes up for Top Golf-caliber technology and amenities, and don’t…
250 Years Ago…
250 Years Ago, Sudbury was in the middle of an epidemic known as the bloody flux. We know this from Rev. Jacob Bigelow’s Burial Records and the Diary of Experience Wright Richardson, in which she recorded her thoughts from 1728 until 1782. She mentions the disease first in August 29 and twice more, for example:…
Why We Can’t Have Nice Things
Exploring the intersection of sacred and secular. I’m at the (interminable) stage of writing The Myth of a Dying Church that’s editing, narrowing the scope, and filling in gaps. The current chapter ponders human nature, how we think we’ve changed, and whether or not the idea that we have changed is true at all.…
Parade Watch…
[Parade Watch courtesy of the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce] For many years, the 4th of July Parade has been organized, produced and funded by the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce. The 2025 parade included some new entries including the Shriners and the Asian American Association of Sudbury Dragon Dancers, along with time honored favorite bands,…
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