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INTRODUCING A NEW INITIATIVE SUPPORTING NEIGHBORING FAMILIES
[Program announcement courtesy of BASEC] BASEC, is an out of school time nonprofit that operates after school enrichment programming in both Belmont and Maynard MA. In an effort to support families in the neighboring community of Sudbury, BASEC will welcome Sudbury residents to enroll their children (Grades 1st-8th) into the BASEC @ Green Meadow and…
August 5, 2024
Broadacres Land Gets Fresh Trail Map
The Broadacres property on Morse Road is the latest parcel of Town-owned conservation land to get a new trail map. The Conservation Office has been updating maps over the last year, though this is the first trail map for Broadacres, which the Town of Sudbury acquired in 2019. Map-BroadacresDownload The Broadacres land includes parcels…
August 4, 2024
Tiny Art Show Returns At Goodnow Library
On Wednesday, July 31, the Goodnow Library hosted this year’s Tiny Art Show. The event welcomed participants of all ages to “create your tiny artwork at home with your own recycled materials or drop by the Tinker Table outside the NOW Lab on the second floor of the library.” From there, participants could submit their…
August 4, 2024
Select Board Allocates ARPA Funds for DPW Renovation
On Tuesday, July 30, the Sudbury Select Board allocated $111,350 of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to the Department of Public Works office space renovation project. Town Meeting had previously appropriated $125,000, but the sole responsible bid came in at $197,933.67. The allocation covers the bid, and a 10% contingency budget. The warrant…
August 4, 2024
School HVAC Projects In Jeopardy
The July 30 meeting of the Energy and Sustainability Committee contained just one conversation: an urgent request from Sudbury’s combined facilities director, Sandra Duran, for additional funds to complete a replacement of the rooftop air units at Ephraim Curtis Middle School and Josiah Haynes Elementary School that have reached the end of their useful life.…
August 2, 2024
Select Board Pumps Brakes On After School Care
On Tuesday, July 30, the Select Board meeting featured a lengthy and winding discussion about after school care in Sudbury. The conversation was initiated in response to a memo from Town Manager Sheehan, which the board had requested at a prior meeting. Sheehan cautioned against the Town getting involved in after school care…
July 31, 2024
Loring Playground Closed, Undergoing Significant Repairs
Two years after opening, the playground at Israel Loring Elementary School is closed for significant repairs. The closure was not announced to the general public prior to the beginning of work, but was announced today to the Loring community in a newsletter, a day after Sudbury Weekly contacted the district about the project. The playground…
July 30, 2024
Sewataro Ponds Closed Due to Water Quality Concerns
On Friday, July 26, the Town of Sudbury published an announcement from the camp operator at Camp Sewataro indicating that the fishing pond and swimming pond were closed due to unsafe “blue green algae levels” in the fishing/boating pond. The announcement adds: “Unfortunately, this means we have closed our fishing/boating pond for the immediate future, and out…
July 28, 2024
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