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School Calendar Review Gets Underway
After some leg work to ensure compliance with the Massachusetts Open Meeting Law, the Tri-District Calendar Review Subcommittee has begun its work to review the calendars of the Sudbury Public Schools, Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School and Lincoln Public Schools. The specific goal of the subcommittee's work remains somewhat unclear after their Thursday, June…
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Residents Sound Alarm On UniUni Deliveries
Sudbury residents have taken to social media regarding a string of failed deliveries from a company called UniUni. Residents took to social media to share false delivery confirmation messages complete with pictures of houses where the driver allegedly delivered the packages. Each time, the driver had submitted a picture of the wrong house. Residents took…
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School Roof Projects Advance Through MSBA Process
Articles 40 and 41 were indefinitely postponed during Sudbury's 2025 Annual Town Meeting. The articles would have funded the replacement of the Josiah Haynes and General John Nixon elementary school roofs. The indefinite postponements were necessary because the Town was still waiting on estimates through the process required by the Massachusetts School Building Authority…
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SPS Gender Identity, SEPAC Policies Spark More Process Debate
The Sudbury Public Schools School Committee (SPSSC) has a documented policy for developing new district policies, but the Monday, June 16 meeting of the committee featured a long, circular discussion about what "process" the committee is supposed to follow when developing new policies. At issue were two policy matters —a gender identity policy…
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Select Board Approves Housing Production Plan
After approximately a year of working its way through town boards and committees, the Sudbury Select Board voted to approve a new Housing Production Plan on June 10. (Page 139) The Housing Production Plan describes itself as a fairly straightforward planning document "A Housing Production Plan is a planning document that helps local decision-makers…
Open Table Offers Summer Kids’ Food Program
Open Table, the MetroWest charity dedicated to fighting hunger,  is bringing back its Fuel Up for Summer program, which provides daily nutritious lunches and snacks for children over the summer months. Families can sign up for the program now and begin receiving kids’ meals along with their weekly food pantry distribution beginning the week of June…
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Park and Rec Starts to Prioritize Field Projects
Following the June 2 presentation of a draft Fields Needs Assessment, the Park and Recreation Commission met on Monday, June 9 to discuss the findings and begin the process of planning and sequencing future projects. While the discussion was wide-ranging, it became apparent that projects at Broadacres Farm/Featherland Park and Feeley Field would…
LS ATHLETICS POSTSEASON UPDATE
[Postseason Update courtesy of the Lincoln-Sudbury Athletics Department] TRACK & FIELD SOFTBALL Check Out Full Brackets https://www.miaa.net/miaa-softball-2025-division-1-state-tournament TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED ON GOFAN https://gofan.co/event/3674548?schoolId=MA14612 GIRLS TENNIS Check Out Full Brackets https://www.miaa.net/miaa-girls-tennis-2025-division-1-state-tournament BOYS LACROSSE Check Out Full Brackets https://www.miaa.net/miaa-boys-lacrosse-2025-division-1-state-tournament TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED ON GOFAN https://gofan.co/event/3675185?schoolId=MA14612 GIRLS LACROSSE Check Out Full Brackets…
Lowell Chef Wins Open Table Charity Event
Chef Jason Gentles, executive chef and owner of Lowell-based Gentles Cuisine, won the cooking competition at Open Table’s 2025 Chopped for Charity Gala. The event, at Nashawtuc Country Club in Concord, raised over $200,000 for Open Table, the MetroWest charity fighting hunger.  Gentles captivated the judges’ palates with his colorful African/vegan pecan butter stew.…
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