Article 34 at Sudbury's Annual Town Meeting in May will ask voters a simple question, but the circumstances surrounding the article are more complicated. This warrant article asks voters to allow the Select Board to lease Haskell Field parking lot land (on Fairbank Road) for new solar canopies. If approved, the town will…

A crowd estimated at about 600 people lined Route 20 Saturday for the third No Kings protest rally. Holding flags and handmade signs, the protestors braved a chilly day to stand for two hours at the intersection of Route 20 and the road into the Whole Foods shopping plaza. Older protestors recalled their days…

The Town of Lincoln held its Annual Town Meeting on Saturday, March 28. Article 33 called for an update to the regional agreement that governs Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School (L-S). The article passed unanimously according to results posted by Lincoln Town Clerk, Valerie Fox. The agreement needs to be passed by Sudbury's Annual Town Meeting…

This Monday, March 30, is Election Day in Sudbury for the Annual Town Election. Return your mail ballot to the drop box behind Town Hall or vote in person by 8 p.m. Monday. In-person voting for all six Sudbury precincts is in the gym at Fairbank Community Center, 40 Fairbank Rd. Polls are open…

Victor Garofalo has become a fixture at Park and Recreation Commission meetings over the last year. Sudbury's Assistant Town Manager and Finance Director is involved in multiple capital projects for the Park and Recreation Department, including improvements to the SMILE playground at Haskell Field. He has also spent much of the last year producing financial…

In a move to align the town’s fleet with its ambitious climate goals, the Sudbury Select Board voted unanimously last week to adopt a new “Zero-Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) First Policy.” The decision marks a significant update to the town’s approach to transportation, replacing a decade-old "Fuel Efficient Vehicle Policy" from 2012. The new mandate ensures…

An article titled "Camp Sewataro: A Case Study In Public-Private Partnership" ran in the latest Municipal Update publication from the Sudbury Select Board... and it contains some big news, if it were only true. After sharing a table that presents Camp Sewataro's private business operating expenses as if they were revenue received by…

The Sudbury School Committee and the Sudbury School Nurses' Association have officially ratified a new collective bargaining agreement, marking the end of a collaborative negotiation process in which the nurses sought pay parity with teachers. The three-year agreement, which was approved by the School Committee on March 17, 2026, is retroactive to July 1,…

Update: As of Friday morning, March 20, the Town Clerk had still received only seven reports from voters that they had received a Lexington town election ballot instead of a Sudbury ballot. “It doesn’t seem to be a big problem,” said Beth Klein, Town Clerk. As of March 20, the clerk’s office…

Select Board Chair Lisa Kouchakdjian has been advocating for the Town of Sudbury to get back into a vocational education school district since she was elected to the Select Board in 2022. While the odds always appeared long given the massive demand for access to vocational education in Massachusetts, Kouchakdjian shared an update with the…