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Beware The Bobolink Bird!
Or How Songbirds May Influence and Symbolize Town-Owned Land Planning in Sudbury... The bobolink bird is a small, migratory bird that likes to nest in meadows, often in tall grass. Their numbers have been in decline in recent years, which the Audubon Society attributes to a decline in habitat. More frequent mowing of tall grass…
June 11, 2024
It’s Getting Hot In Here: Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory Results Are In
On June 4 the Energy and Sustainability Committee welcomed Kim Lundgren Associates and EcoDataLab to present their findings from their Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Consumption-Based Emissions Inventory. The presentation provided data and estimates on emissions in Sudbury, and recommendations to reduce those emissions going forward. They found that Sudbury’s 2021 geographic emissions were roughly equivalent to…
June 9, 2024
Select Board Waffles On After-School Care
[Disclosure: the author of this story has children in SPS, but does not use any before-school or after-school programs for childcare and has no plans to do so.] On Tuesday, May 28, the Sudbury Select Board discussed after-school care in Sudbury. Following much discussion and several tense exchanges, no clear path for action or…
May 31, 2024
Thoughts In Return?
A Q&A with Glenn Pransky, Rail Trail Expert Glenn serves on Sudbury's Rail Trails Advisory Committee, and is a rail trail expert who has traveled extensively to explore rail trails from coast to coast. 1. Rail trail activity in Sudbury has never been higher in Sudbury. Can you give readers a sense of the…
April 27, 2024
Sudbury Water District Spending $10 Million to Treat for PFAS
The Sudbury Water District has taken a “proactive approach” dealing with PFAS chemicals, budgeting about $10 million to install carbon filter systems at its Raymond Road and East Street water treatment facilities, Vincent J. Roy, executive director, noted at a public forum on PFAS contamination in Sudbury. Other speakers at the forum discussed pending legislation…
March 19, 2024
Dude, Where’s My Drive-Through?
This Is Why You Won’t Find Fast Food In Sudbury Sudbury residents have grown accustomed to driving elsewhere for drive-in food. But many wonder why they can’t find anything of the sort in Sudbury. Yet others wonder why there are drive-throughs for some businesses, like banks and pharmacies, but not others like fast-food restaurants. On…
March 16, 2024
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