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Sudbury Closes Out Fiscal Year 2025 on Strong Financial Footing

Sudbury closed the books on Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) with stronger-than-expected revenues and careful spending, putting the town in solid financial shape as it moves into FY2026 and begins planning for FY2027. According to a memo (Page 74) and Select Board presentation from Finance Director and Assistant Town Manager, Victor Garofalo, total revenues reached…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 14, 2025

Select Board Initiates Sewataro Evaluation from Town Staff

On Tuesday, September 9, the Sudbury Select Board voted to instruct Town Manager Andy Sheehan to review the Town's current agreement with a private camp operator at Camp Sewataro and return to the board with options, information, and recommendations for how to proceed in the future. Member Charlie Russo, who negotiated the terms…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 12, 2025

Town to Pursue Supplemental Funding for SMILE Playground

The Town of Sudbury will pursue Community Preservation Act funding to complete a playground renovation project at Haskell Field. The development came after public uproar over the execution on the initial project. At the Monday, September 8 meeting of the Park and Recreation Commission, Sudbury's Finance Director and Assistant Town Manager, Victor Garofalo,…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 11, 2025

Community Preservation Committee Aims To Enhance Project Vetting, Reporting

The Wednesday, September 3 meeting of the Community Preservation Committee (CPC) had a relatively brief agenda, focused primarily on reviewing their Community Preservation Plan. That conversation led to several exchanges that will give applicants a sense of what to expect in future CPC application cycles. 1 - More Robust Applications The committee…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 4, 2025

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Surely A Dry Summer

As we move into the Fall season we do so after a very dry summer. Temperatures have routinely pushed back to the 70's most days now with nighttime generally in the 50's. I am sure you can notice the difference. The most important weather event though is our noticeable lack of rain. Some of those…

ByJohn PalmieriSeptember 4, 2025

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Wayland Restaurant, Spice and Pepper, to Reopen

Following news that the restaurant was being sold, the owners of Spice and Pepper in Wayland are announcing a reopening on Thursday, September 4. The Wayland Post reported on the closure and potential sale of the business earlier this summer. At the time, the acquirer, Amarin of Thailand out of Wellesley, MA, noted…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 3, 2025

Emmy-Winning Filmmakers to Premiere “Loving Karma” Documentary at LSRHS

Global Premiere Returns to Massachusetts Where Jhamtse's Journey Began 25 Years Ago A story of global healing and transformation is making its way back to its local roots. Emmy-winning filmmakers Johnny Burke and Andrew Hinton will host the global premiere of their highly anticipated documentary, "Loving Karma," right here in Sudbury on Saturday, October 18,…

ByKevin LaHaiseSeptember 1, 2025

Sudbury Historical Society to Host Appraisal Day – Saturday October 4

Sudbury residents will have a chance to uncover the stories—and potential value—behind their family treasures at Sudbury Appraisal Day, coming up on Saturday, October 4, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the Sudbury History Center and Museum. The event, hosted in partnership with Tremont Auctions of Sudbury, invites the public to bring in their…

ByKevin LaHaiseAugust 27, 2025

Sudbury to Host Overdose Awareness Event Honoring Lives Lost

[Update: This story has been updated to make it clear that the flag display is on First Parish of Sudbury land, not Grange Hall land.] Sudbury will mark International Overdose Awareness Day with a moving tribute and community event on Thursday, September 4, 2025, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at Grange Hall, 326 Concord…

ByKevin LaHaiseAugust 26, 2025

Goodnow Library EV Chargers Open; Charging Fees Set Town-Wide

Sudbury residents with electric vehicles now have a new, convenient place to charge up—the Goodnow Library. The library recently became home to four public charging stations, offering a total of eight ports, as part of the Town of Sudbury’s growing EV infrastructure. The Goodnow Library chargers join a network of 11 public Level 2…

ByKevin LaHaiseAugust 26, 2025

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