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Wireless Overlay District Bylaw Makes Progress Towards Town Meeting Warrant

The Planning Board got an update on a long-discussed wireless overlay district bylaw from Adam Burney, Sudbury's director of planning and community development, during their January 14 meeting. Burney informed the board that he instructed their wireless consultant to draft the bylaw for the board to review. Burney also told the board that…

ByKevin LaHaiseJanuary 17, 2026

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No One Files for Town Election in Second Week

Ballot gaps remain after the second week of the local election season since no additional prospective candidates “pulled papers” to file their intention to run for the 11 open town and school committee seats in the March 30 Annual Town Election. The deadline to pull papers is Thursday, Feb. 5. According to the Town…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyJanuary 17, 2026

SPS Committee Voices Frustration With Administration, Budget Process

The Sudbury Public Schools School Committee appeared to be fed up in their January 15 meeting. After two months of a budget building process that raised more questions than answers, the committee let the administration know that they expect better communication from Superintendent Brad Crozier moving forward. Over the course of two nights…

ByKevin LaHaiseJanuary 16, 2026

With SEA Contract Settled, SPS Focus Turns To Nurses

The Sudbury Education Association (SEA) recently ratified three union group contracts. The Sudbury Public Schools School Committee also ratified the contracts, which brought some clarity to the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. In a statement issued this week, the SEA noted "The new contracts benefit not only our educators, but our students as well.…

ByKevin LaHaiseJanuary 16, 2026

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CPC Votes Down Parkinson Field Proposal

Voters at Annual Town Meeting in May will not have an opportunity to vote on a proposed project to widen the driveway and renovate the parking lot at Parkinson Field in Sudbury. While the project qualified for Community Preservation Act funding, Sudbury's Community Preservation Committee (CPC) voted unanimously against a motion to recommend the project…

ByKevin LaHaiseJanuary 15, 2026

Sudbury Savoyards Celebrate 65 Years with ‘The Gondoliers’ This February

As the winter chill settles over New England, the Sudbury Savoyards are preparing to transport audiences to the sunny, sparkling canals of 1750s Venice. For their milestone 65th anniversary season, the renowned community theater group will present Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Gondoliers; or, The King of Barataria at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School later next month.…

ByKevin LaHaiseJanuary 14, 2026

Softball Field Project Targets Summer 2026

The second phase of softball field renovations at Feeley Field in Sudbury is targeting construction in the summer of 2026. The so-called "Feeley Phase 2" project has four priorities according to a presentation given to the Park and Recreation Commission by a representative from Gale Associates on January 14. Those priorities include re-routing…

ByKevin LaHaiseJanuary 14, 2026

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SPS Contracts Officially Ratified

The Sudbury Public Schools school district has officially settled three major contracts. The district announced on January 12 that all parties had ratified new collective bargaining agreements. The agreements, announced Monday, cover the Sudbury Education Association (SEA), the Educational Support Professional Association of Sudbury (ESPAS), and the Sudbury Educational Association of Custodial Employees.…

ByKevin LaHaiseJanuary 12, 2026

Duck Soup: What Customers Can’t Get Anywhere Else

Customers drive Duck Soup’s business. “We sell an eclectic mix of everything, reflecting our local customers. I bring in what my customers want and look for very interesting things to fill the space.” That’s how Louise Mawhinney approaches Duck Soup, the store specializing in foods, gadgets and gifts in Mill Village. And it’s also…

ByNancy BrumbackJanuary 11, 2026

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Sudbury Police Gear Up For Rail Trail Safety

Sudbury's Police Department is acquiring speciality equipment and developing educational materials and event concepts to educate the community on rail trail safety. Lieutenant John Perodeau joined the Rail Trails Advisory Committee (RTAC) meeting on January 7 to present what the police department has been doing to address safety concerns on and around the Bruce Freeman…

ByKevin LaHaiseJanuary 10, 2026

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