As Halloween approaches, Sudbury’s Commission on Disability (COD), the volunteers, and the generous sponsors helping make Accessible Trick-or-Treat possible deserve recognition and thanks. This event helps make Halloween more accessible to children with disabilities and other needs that can make trick-or-treating challenging.
Halloween should be a fun and memorable experience for every child. Events…

Opinion
Thank you to Granger Atkeson, Kay Bell, Debbie Dineen, Radha Gargeya, David Henkels, and Jennifer Pincus for your willingness to serve on the Liberty Ledge/Sewataro Advisory Committee to address the Select Board’s request for advice and recommendations on that property. You knew Sewataro’s future is a controversial topic in Sudbury and that you would likely…
Greetings from your Sudbury 250 Committee.
We concluded our work on 9/30/2026.
The final report with the full details, acknowledgments, and accounts is at the Sudbury 250 Committee website at
https://cdn.sudbury.ma.us/wp-content/uploads/sites/400/2026/10/Sudbury-250-Committee-Final-Report-2026Sep22-.pdf?version=d933290c05d2791bfeaab87739ba1b88
To put the Committee’s work in numbers, we organized 10 presentations and performances, 8 events, 2 contests, and 1 TV show.…
[Submitted by co-presidents Linda Smith and Kay Silverman on behalf of the League of Women Voters of Sudbury]
The League of Women Voters of Sudbury urges a YES vote on ballot questions 4 and 9.
Ballot question 4 will allow Election Day voter registration. It will eliminate the arbitrary deadline of 10 days before…
This coming election—Tuesday, November 3—will be critical in reclaiming our democracy. We need to ensure that people vote in large numbers. Anything else would be a historic disaster.
So organizations all over the country are urging people to vote. And we in Sudbury will be doing so as well. Although we are not formally…
What a pleasure to walk the All Persons’ Trail at Wolbach Farm last weekend. This new trail is truly an asset to our community. The peaceful trail winds gracefully through the woods and is sufficiently wide to accommodate two-way travel. Families of all ages, stages, and abilities can enjoy the trail together and choose whether to walk,…
The Select Board must make a decision in the coming months about the future use of the Town-owned property known as Liberty Ledge. Liberty Ledge is the home of Camp Sewataro. After speaking with many residents about this it appears that many residents really don’t know what Camp Sewataro really is and what Liberty Ledge…
As autumn settles in and the days grow shorter, Thanksgiving invites us to pause and consider what we have to be grateful for: family and friends, a safe place to call home, and the everyday comforts that can so easily be taken for granted.
But for some of our neighbors, having a place to…
The quest for the next Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) permanent superintendent will be an open process with opportunities for participation and input from both the school community and the broader community. If all goes as is being planned, SPS will fulfill its goals for transparency and responsiveness.
As described in a Sudbury Weekly article…
Questions have been raised about why the Sudbury Housing Authority has not taken advantage of the $500,000 approved under Article 39 at Town Meeting last May for the maintenance of four of the properties owned by the Housing Authority in the Pine Lakes and Pine Rest neighborhoods.
The proponents of Article 39 would like…