Sudbury weather went from very wet in May with nearly 8 inches of rain to very dry in June with a mere .83 inches. We had 7 days with rain but missed the heavier showers and thus our landscapes are showing the stress. I went through the last several years and this was the driest…

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Summer means seafood in New England, but what are the options in and around Sudbury?
While much of the region will flock to the coast for their lobster rolls and fisherman's platters this summer, there are more options close to Sudbury than most realize. For this guide, Sudbury Weekly focused on establishments in…
Exploring the intersection of sacred and secular.
One reason my faith has become so politically outspoken owes to the attention the hardline conservatives get from the media, which leads people to believe that this is the most active form of Christianity in the nation. It’s popularity isn’t because this movement represents Jesus as much as…
Thought I would share my thermograph or temperature trace from the last 2 days. By all measures we did eclipse 100 today! We do need some rain though.
Exploring the intersection of sacred and secular.
[This is adapted from a larger article by the same name, which you can find here.]
A Voice from Beyond
I still hear his voice in my head when I think of Rev. Clementa Pinckney, Clem. It was deep, rich, and welcoming.
Clem graduated from Lutheran…
[The following essay was written by Goeun Rottmann, Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Class of 2027. The essay is one of three winning submissions to the LSRHS 250th Essay Contest.]
When I was ten years old, I moved across the country. Transitioning from Brentwood, California all the way to Arlington, Massachusetts. Being privileged enough…
[The following essay was written by Marin Raniere, Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Class of 2027. The essay is one of three winning submissions to the LSRHS 250th Essay Contest.]
Has living near historical sites in Massachusetts impacted me? Well, to be honest, I had not given it much thought until now. What I…
[The following essay was written by Molly Hatcher, Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Class of 2028. The essay is one of three winning submissions to the LSRHS 250th Essay Contest.]
The Misinterpretation of America’s Founding Documents Over Time
In the 250 years since its creation, the United States of America has been viewed as…
Rain or shine the traditional 4 th of July Parade marches down Union Ave, along Boston Post Rd and up Concord Rd to Town Center delighting residents of Sudbury and surrounding communities with the fabulous bands, multiple acts, vehicles of all manner.
It’s two hours of flag flying, cheering and community pride. As we…
250 years ago on June 17th, 1775, the Battle of Bunker Hill was fought and the phrase “don’t fire until you see the whites of their eyes” was made famous. Officers Colonel John Nixon and Major Cudworth had both been promoted from Captains, who led the Sudbury Militia on April 19th, two months prior. The provincials tried…