Two hundred fifty years ago, on December 15, 1775, a payroll for Capt. Jabez Puffer was signed. Shown here is a trimmed image of that payroll from the volume labeled “Sudbury Miscellaneous Records, 17th–19th Century,” preserved in the vault of the Town Clerk. It reads: “The Colony of the Massachusetts Bay to Capt. Jabez Puffer for guarding…

Your Health with Dr. McShine [This column is part of a regular series of health information and wellness tips from Emerson Health Sudbury.] Every year the winter holiday season can be joyful, while also bringing busy schedules, high expectations, and some stress. Many people feel overwhelmed, tired, or irritable this time of year.…

Sudbury weather for November continued with a cooling to colder trend with fairly frequent precipitation. We had 9 rain events but unfortunately the rainfall values were mostly light to moderate. Thus we continue with below normal rainfall for 2025. Some of the weather highlights include the following: November monthly rainfall: 2.19 in. 2025 year…

See it before the last show on Saturday at 2:00 PM In case you were on the fence about seeing the LSB Players’ production of The Music Man, don’t hesitate: get your tickets before the last two shows (Friday, November 21 at 7:30 PM and Saturday, November 22 at 2:00 PM) sell out. In all…

[Sponsored Story] Sudbury resident and Licensed Mental Health Counselor Caitrin Adelman has brought her expertise closer to home with the opening of Deeply Rooted Counseling in Wayland, a practice dedicated to serving the children, caregivers, and families in the area. After years of commuting, Adelman's decision to launch a local practice was driven by…

The Sudbury Select Board, at its Sept. 9 meeting, instructed Town Manager Andy Sheehan to review the Town’s current agreement with a private camp operator at Camp Sewataro and return to the board with options, information, and recommendations for how to proceed in the future.  In reviewing the current contract and the request-for-proposals (RFP)…

Your Health with Dr. McShine [This column is part of a regular series of health information and wellness tips from Emerson Health Sudbury.] When the days get shorter and darker, many people feel more tired, unmotivated, or down. For some, this is more than just the “winter blues.” It can be Seasonal Affective Disorder…