Work on lower Feeley Field, two of Sudbury's primary youth softball fields, began this week according to an announcement from the Town. The active portion of the project is expected to extend to October 2026, but the fields will need time to grow in. As a result, the fields will be closed through the summer…

A finance report in the packet for the August 11 meeting of the Sudbury Select Board gives Sudbury taxpayers their clearest look yet at Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26) financial performance. That fiscal year ended at the end of June. Sudbury closed out FY26 with revenues running roughly $4.53 million ahead of budget and…

Patrons in and around Sudbury have a new lunch option at a stalwart in the Sudbury restaurant scene. Da Vinci Bistro on Boston Post Road in Sudbury has added lunch Friday through Sunday, from 11:30 to 2:30. The lunch menu is almost entirely differentiated from the existing dinner menu; chicken and shrimp can…

A wide-ranging economic development bill moving through the Massachusetts State House could impact two higher-profile issues in Sudbury — one about duplexes, the other about e-bikes and scooters. The State Senate passed the bill, known as S.3178, last week. It is a sprawling package that invests in the defense and AI sectors, sets new…

The state primary election is Tuesday, Sept. 1. Voters will select candidates for the November general election for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, U. S. Senator, state legislators and more. A full list of offices on the ballot is on the Town Clerk’s website. Postcard applications for mail ballots have been sent to voters by…

Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll have endorsed Ravi Simon in the race for state representative in the 13th Middlesex District, the Simon campaign announced today. The endorsement adds the state's two highest-ranking elected officials to a list of institutional backers that already includes major labor unions, environmental organizations and reproductive rights…

The office found nothing to review — and then dropped a footnote noting the meeting agenda said what the complaint claimed it didn't The Massachusetts attorney general's office has issued another declination in the run of Open Meeting Law (OML) complaints filed against the Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) School Committee, this one involving the committee's…

Earlier this week Sudbury hosted a ribbon cutting for the newest section of the Mass Central Rail Trail (MCRT). The high-profile and much anticipated grand opening was in the works for over a decade. Representatives of the various stakeholders made comments at the event, which took place at the intersection of the MCRT and the…

Sudbury's Planning Board struck a collaborative tone during their July 15 hearing with an Eversource arborist. Eversource is proposing to remove or prune over three dozen trees along scenic roads in Sudbury, as part of an effort to improve reliability and reduce the risk of tree limbs taking down power lines, particularly during inclement weather.…

The Sudbury Select Board voted unanimously not to call a Fall Town Meeting during their July 14 meeting. The vote was unanimous. Town Manager Andy Sheehan informed the board that staff had not indicated any need or desire for a Fall Town Meeting, and there was no indication from the public that a Fall Town…