Get ready for a barrage of posts on social media asking why a helicopter is flying so low. The answer, of course, is that Sudbury is doing its routine mosquito spraying. The Health Department pre-announced the spraying on the Town website here. The spraying will occur between April 16 and 24, and is targeted at…

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All Sudbury registered voters are eligible to vote at Annual Town Meeting, which begins Monday, May 6, at 7:30 pm. in the auditorium of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School. Information about routinely available accommodations, including assisted listening, live captioning, accessible seating, braille voting clickers, and accessible transportation can be found on the Town website here and here and pages…
The Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) nurses issued a statement via the Massachusetts Nurses Association Facebook page on Friday, April 12:
Image: Massachusetts Nurses Association
SPS nurses have a separate contract from SPS teachers. The nurse's contract reached its term during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, and negotiations have not achieved an agreement since.…
On Tuesday, April 23, Sudbury's Rail Trails Advisory Committee (RTAC) will hose a public forum to share the 25 percent designs of Phase 3 of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail. Phase 3 will take the trail from the roughly the intersection of Union Road and Station Road in Sudbury the rest of the way into…
Sudbury’s Annual Town Meeting will begin in less than a month, on Monday, May 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, 390 Lincoln Road.
All registered voters are voting members of Town Meeting. Register to vote by Friday, April 26.
Van transportation is available for qualified voters. For all other voters,…
The Fairbank Community Center is open to the public while the last phases of the project are wrapped up. The Permanent Building Committee met on April 8 to talk through some last-mile challenges.
The first challenge is a water leak that the project team believes is coming from the old roof of the Atkinson pool. More…
On Wednesday, April 10, the Sudbury Planning Board held a public hearing to discuss the proposed Firearms Safety Business Use Bylaw, and to hear from the public. Sudbury Select Board member, Charlie Russo, presented the bylaw to kick things off. After a public comment, the board members offered high level comments and voted to recommend approval of…
Town Meeting is the legislative body of Sudbury, and the registered voters who attend are the legislators. Town Meeting votes on bylaws, spending (including budgets and borrowing), resolutions, and more.
During Town Meeting, the Town Moderator is your guide, and the Warrant is your guidebook. The Warrant lists the basic rules and procedures for conducting Town Meeting and provides…
On Monday night the Finance Committee met to discuss warrant articles for Annual Town Meeting in May. The committee previously voted not to recommend approval of a Community Preservation Committee article that would fund the study and design of a wider driveway to access Parkinson Field and an accessible connection to the Bruce Freeman Rail…
In Monday’s annual town election, Daniel Carty and Janie Dretler were re-elected to the Select Board in a contested race for the two seats.
Mary Stephens and Karyn Jones were elected for the first time to the Sudbury School Committee (SPS, grades preK-8) in the other contested race.
There were 3,322 votes cast,…