The resignation of Mary Stephens from the Sudbury School Committee is creating a second open seat on that committee in the March 31 Annual Town Election. That ballot position will be for a two-year term to fill Stevens’ remaining term. A three-year seat is also open. People interested in running for the SPS Committee…

Three prospective candidates for the March 31 Annual Town Election have returned their nomination papers Tuesday: Carol Bradford for Board of Health, Radha Gargeya for Select Board, and Lisa Kouchakdjian for Select Board. If the Town Clerk’s office certifies at least 50 signatures on each candidate’s nomination papers, their names will appear on the ballot.…

Prospective candidates who are running for town and school boards and committees in the March 31 Annual Town Election must collect a minimum of 50 signatures from Sudbury registered voters to become official candidates and appear on the ballot. Candidates for Lincoln-Sudbury Regional District School Committee can also collect signatures from Lincoln registered voters. …

Four more prospective school committee candidates filed their intention to run in the March 31 Annual Town Election this week, setting up the possibility of contested races for both committees. There is still no candidate for one of the two open seats on the Planning Board.   Valerie Friedholm and John Ryan, Jr., pulled papers…

Two more prospective candidates filed their intention (“pulled papers”) to run for local office in the March 31 Annual Town Election: Elizabeth Sues for Sudbury School Committee and John Ryan, Jr. for Lincoln-Sudbury Regional District School Committee.  With two prospective candidates running for one seat on the Sudbury School Committee, and three prospective candidates…

Kathleen Bell has filed an intention (“pulled papers”) to run for a seat on the Sudbury School Committee in the March 31 Annual Town Election. Bell, who is the former chair of the Commission on Disability, currently serves as an appointed member to the Permanent Building Committee and the Sudbury Housing Trust. There…

The Finance Committee got a preview of the Fiscal Year 2026 operating and capital budgets at the January 13 meeting. The discussion was broad, with an occasional deep dive into a technical topic. Members questioned if the Town was making sufficient progress towards compliance with the financial policies adopted by the Select Board in recent…

If you want to vote by mail in the March 31 Sudbury town election, you need to file an application for a mail ballot with the Town Clerk. Since there is no statewide election in 2025, the Secretary of State’s office will not send a postcard mail ballot application to voters.  If you checked…

The SMILE playground at Haskell Field will be closed this week for tree removal work that is part of a long-delayed project to make improvements to the playground and repair the play surface. The Park and Recreation Department announced the closure on their website. The Park and Recreation Commission emphasized in their January…