The Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) school district has issued a request for proposals (RFP) for after-school care in the school buildings. Meanwhile, the Sudbury Park and Recreation Department is slated to present concepts for collaboration with SPS at the March 2 meeting of the school committee. With regard to the RFP, the district…

A rhetorical bridge appears to have been built between the operator of Camp Sewataro and one member of the Sudbury Select Board, as both parties have adopted the same phrase to describe residents calling for a formal planning process for the Town-owned property: a "small but vocal minority." The use of the phrase by…

The Voters’ Guide for the March 30 Annual Town Election is now available on the League of Women Voters of Sudbury website, www.lwvsudbury.org.   All 11 candidates on the March 30 ballot are participating in the Voters’ Guide. The digital guide includes photos of the candidates, a statement from each candidate outlining their priorities…

The Sudbury Select Board created a Liberty Ledge/Sewataro Advisory Committee during the Tuesday, February 24 meeting of the board. The committee will be tasked with a simple mission: "The Committee shall explore possible uses of this town-owned property and offer an advisory report on recommended uses to the Select Board." The goals and objectives…

Summer camp excellence is making headlines across the region this month. Deepening its longstanding commitment to youth development, the MetroWest YMCA announced Tuesday its selection as a grantee of the American Camp Association’s (ACA) Character at Camp Grant Program. The announcement comes at a time when the value of summer programming is taking center…

Capital Night has long been an anticipated evening of deliberation in Sudbury's Town government. It's a massive joint meeting with the Select Board, Finance Committee, Capital Improvement Advisory Committee and representatives from Sudbury's two school districts. The Town Manager typically presents the Town Manager's Capital Budget for the upcoming fiscal year, then department heads present…

The February 18 meeting of Sudbury's Permanent Building Committee was a routine affair. They had to approve minutes dating back to September of 2025. That was the extent of their agenda. However, some ad-hoc commentary from the committee indicated that they would like to get after a Town Hall renovation that was tabled…

Do you have questions on voter registration, voting by mail, voting in person or what’s on the ballot for the March 30 Annual Town Election? The League of Women Voters of Sudbury offers answers to frequently-asked questions on its website, www.lwvsudbury.org.   Find out how to register to vote before the March 20 deadline…

It has only been a bit more than a week since Carmine Gentile, Sudbury’s representative in the Massachusetts House of Representatives, announced that he will not seek reelection for a seventh term. But much has happened since then. Within days Gentile's legislative aid, Ravi Simon, announced that he would be running for Gentile's…