The Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) School Committee is down one member following the resignation of member Mandy Sim. Sim resigned "effectively immediately" in a resignation letter submitted on Wednesday October 29. In her resignation letter, Sim stated that she was no longer able to commit the time necessary to serve: …

On October 22, the Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth sent a letter commending the recent work of the Sudbury Public Schools (SPS), according to the contents of the SPS School Committee packet for their October 23 meeting. The Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth "advises others in state government on effective policies, programs, and resources for…

The Town Managers of Sudbury and Wayland (Andy Sheehan and Michael McCall) have formally endorse a proposed renovation of Sherman's Bridge, which connects the two towns, in a letter addressed to residents of each town. Originally reconstructed in 1992 after being closed in 1989, Sherman’s Bridge has long served as a key connector…

The Town of Sudbury has a freshly-minted 15-year capital plan, and it was met with widespread praise from members of the Sudbury Select Board, Finance Committee, and Capital Improvement Advisory Committee on the evening of October 22. The positive sentiment alone is a fundamental shift in the way financial management has been discussed in…

During the October 22 meeting of the Sudbury Select Board, the board voted unanimously to call a Special Town Meeting on Monday, December 1, 2025. It will be held at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School. The primary cause for the Special Town Meeting was for two Sudbury Public Schools school roof projects that have been…

Sudbury has a new addition to its business landscape. JPMorgan Chase has opened its first local branch at 525 Boston Post Road, marking the global bank’s official arrival in town. The new 3,000-square-foot branch features a bright, modern design with comfortable meeting areas and state-of-the-art banking technology. A dedicated Chase Private Client team will…

On October 21, the Sudbury Park and Recreation Commission voted unanimously to support a project application that has already been submitted to the Community Preservation Committee (CPC) by Assistant Town Manager Victor Garofalo, but it took some convincing and a lot of discussion. The project would add playground equipment to the SMILE playground…

A No Kings protest was held in Sudbury on Saturday October, 18. According to multiple estimates from attendees and organizers, between 700 and 800 people turned out to protest. Held from 1-2:30 along Route 20 at the intersection with Bay Drive (commonly known as the Whole Foods Plaza in Sudbury), the protest featured…