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Dry Conditions Continue

Sudbury September weather continued with fairly dry conditions. For the month we did receive 3.44 inches of rain, which is somewhat improved from the summer totals, but know that almost all of this fell in 2 rain storms. In the end many sunny days as we go further into the Fall with well below average…

ByJohn PalmieriOctober 2, 2025

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FY26 Free Cash Certified at $9.4M By Division of Local Services

During the Monday, September 29 meeting of the Sudbury Finance Committee, members were informed that the Town's Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26) Free Cash amount had been certified. The Massachusetts Department of Revenue’s Division of Local Services, which is responsible for certification, certified Sudbury’s free cash for FY26 at $9,395,877, according to documents released…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 30, 2025

Sudbury MCAS Results: Another Mixed Bag

The Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) school district received good news from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) when the agency released the results of the latest Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) on Monday, September 29, 2025. SPS was one of 41 districts where 2025 MCAS scores in grades 3-8 overall…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 29, 2025

Fire Department Open House To Feature Food, Fun, Interactive Experiences

The Sudbury Fire Department will open its doors to the community on Sunday, October 5, 2025, for its annual Open House at Fire Headquarters, 77 Hudson Road, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The event, held in recognition of National Fire Prevention Week (October 5–11), gives families a chance to meet Sudbury’s firefighters and…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 29, 2025

Planning Board Takes Methodical Approach to Route 20 Corridor

During the September 24 meeting of the Sudbury Planning Board, the Town's Director of Planning and Community Development, Adam Burney, walked the board through a proposed approach for implementing the recommendations made in a recent Route 20 Corridor Study. Burney told the board that focusing on the action items associated with the current…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 26, 2025

Permanent Building Committee Reorganizes and Closes Out Major Projects

On Wednesday, September 24, the Sudbury Permanent Building Committee reorganized, appointing member Jennifer Pincus as co-chair with existing co-chair Craig Blake. Elaine Jones stepped down from the co-chair position but will continue to serve as she approaches four decades on the Permanent Building Committee. Committee members were enthusiastic in expressing their gratitude for…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 25, 2025

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SPS Committee Votes Down Expansion of Employee Enrollment

On Monday, September 22 the Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) School Committee voted on a motion to revert Policy JFABG, Enrollment of Non-Resident Employees, back to a prior version that allowed a broader group of school employees to enroll their children in SPS. If the motion had passed, it would have undone a 2024…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 23, 2025

Atkinson Pool Renovation Moving Right Along

Renovations at Sudbury's Atkinson Pool are progressing smoothly, with officials reporting that the project is slightly ahead of schedule on some elements, and within budget. At the September 17 meeting of the Park and Recreation Commission meeting, Finance Director and Assistant Town Manager, Victor Garofalo, confirmed that the new pool roof is complete, with…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 18, 2025

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Park and Rec to Go Big On CPA Funding Applications

During the September 17 meeting of the Sudbury Park and Recreation Commission, the commissioners discussed applications for the upcoming Community Preservation Committee (CPC) cycle. The CPC reviews applications for Community Preservation Act (CPA) funding, which is a combination of a local tax surcharge and an annual state match in participating communities. Sudbury Weekly previously…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 18, 2025

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Sudbury Public Schools Roof Project Estimates Far Exceed Initial Projections

Town Manager Andy Sheehan told the Select Board this week that cost estimates for the Josiah Haynes Elementary School and General John Nixon Elementary School roof projects have nearly doubled since their original ballpark projections, climbing from $6.3 million to $11.7 million. Sheehan explained that the increase reflects updated construction costs, inflation, and additional…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 14, 2025

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