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Draft Housing Production Plan Ruffles More Feathers
Sudbury is in the process of developing a Housing Production Plan (HPP). According to the Town website: “An HPP in Massachusetts is a plan that helps municipalities better understand local housing needs and demand, development constraints and opportunities, and their vision for the future preservation of housing and the creation of new housing opportunities.” …
Park and Recreation In Peril?
Commission Level-Sets Expectations with Financial Reality Sudbury’s Park and Recreation department has no shortage of challenges, and according to the Park and Recreation Commission (PRC), residents have been voicing frustration with their access to, and the utilization of, the new community center building in recent weeks. Those challenges were a major focus for the commission…
Select Board Reflects on Town Meeting
On Tuesday the Select Board reflected on Annual Town Meeting with Town Moderator, Cate Blake. It has become a bit of a Sudbury tradition to talk about driving higher attendance at Annual Town Meeting immediately after Annual Town Meeting concludes. Some ideas included moving Annual Town Meeting to the weekend, as well as increased promotion…
Reorg-a-palooza: Committees Pick New Leaders
[Editorial Note: The newsletter version of this story hypothesized that Ravi Simon might be the first graduate of Lincoln-Sudbury to serve as Chair of the L-S School Committee. Eagle-eyed readers informed us that Mark Collins and Ellen Joachim previously served as Chairs of the committee, and both are graduates of Lincoln-Sudbury. We were able to…
Town Meeting Attendance — What’s Normal?
Sudbury’s Annual Town Meeting had a peak attendance of 317 residents on Monday, and 182 residents on Tuesday. How does that compare to prior Town Meetings? And how does that compare to other towns with Open Town Meetings? We pulled attendance data that was reported in a variety of places including Town Proceedings, Annual Town…
SPS School Committee Reorganizes
The Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) School Committee met on Monday night, May 13, with two new members present. Karyn Jones and Mary Stephens were sworn in last week. As is the committee's normal procedure following Annual Town Meeting, they were set to vote a new chair and vice-chair. The election for school committee…
FELS Awards Four Grants to L-S Educators for 2024
FELS, the Foundation for Educators at Lincoln-Sudbury, awarded four grants for their 2024 cycle on April 30. The ceremony took place at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, with Superintendent Andrew Stephens present for the event. The recipients included: Vicky Caburian, Wellness, for her proposal 2024 Chronicle Adventures Kelly Gaudreau, English, for her proposal…
Rail Trail Articles Sail Through At Sudbury Town Meeting
Design Funds for Phase 3 Pass on Consent Calendar Vote Sudbury's Annual Town Meeting was dominated by debate on the Select Board's proposed Firearms Safety Business Use Zoning Bylaw on Monday night, but a consent calendar loaded with more than two dozen articles passed overwhelmingly with a vote of 241-10 and no debate in the…
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