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Four Curtis Civics Projects Headed to State Showcase
Four civics projects done by Curtis eighth-grade students will compete in the Massachusetts state civics showcase at the DCU Center in Worcester Monday, June 1. The four were selected May 20 from projects presented in the Curtis Middle School civics showcase. The showcase is like a science fair, but for civics. The student projects…
Special Town Meeting Results
Sudbury's much-anticipated Special Town Meeting got called to order at 8:07 p.m., over an hour late, on Wednesday, May 20. As the room filled, Moderator Cate Blake informed attendees that she was delaying the start due to a long line of voters outside waiting to be checked in. The meeting took place in the…
School Committee Highlights 2025-2026 Successes as Town Braces for ‘No Confidence’ Vote Tonight
Just hours before facing an unprecedented and non-binding vote of no confidence at tonight's Special Town Meeting, the Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) School Committee released a 17-page 2025-2026 Year-End Goals Report. The report, formally completed on May 18, paints a picture of a governing body focused on transparent governance, robust community engagement, and proactive planning.…
SPS Committee Reorganizes
Following their usual process of reorganizing after Sudbury's Annual Town Meeting, the Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) School Committee selected a new Chair and Vice Chair during their May 18 meeting. Current Vice Chair Jessica McCready was unanimously voted to serve as Chair for the next year. Member Betsy Sues was unanimously voted to…
Planning Board Shelves Wireless Bylaw After Town Meeting Defeat, Cites Misunderstandings in Hall
Following the defeat of Article 22—the proposed wireless service overlay district bylaw update—at this year’s Annual Town Meeting, the Sudbury Planning Board convened on Wednesday, May 13, and discussed how they might proceed. The consensus among board members was clear: the bylaw was torpedoed by incorrect information, bad timing, and a conflation of unrelated issues.…
LSRHS Committee Reorganizes, Bitter To Serve As Chair
The Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School (LSRHS) Committee kicked off their Tuesday, May 12 meeting with their traditional leadership reorganization process. Following Annual Town Meeting, any newly-elected members begin their service on the Committee. Having won election in an uncontested race earlier this year, Jason McLure joined the Committee for his first meeting as…
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