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Adding Firearm Business Oversight to Sudbury
Please note: I am an elected member of the Select Board, but I provide this information only as an individual resident and not on behalf of anyone else. Sudbury’s Select Board will present the Town’s first common sense gun control zoning regulations - Article 16: the Firearm Safety Business Use Zoning Bylaw - at…
WEAKNESSES IN PROPOSED GUN SHOP BYLAW
The proposed gun shops bylaw is much weaker than Acton’s bylaw, and has other deficiencies: POOR LOCATION:  When faced with the question of where to allow gun shops, other communities restricted them to inconspicuous areas, and off of the main roads.   When Acton was faced with gun shops wanting to open on their…
On the Firearms Safety Business Use Bylaw
On May 6, 2024, Sudbury will hold its annual Town Meeting. Our Annual Town Meeting provides each of us the opportunity to voice their comments and vote on the many Articles presented in the Town Warrant. Article 16 is of particular interest. ARTICLE TITLE: AMEND ZONING BYLAW, SECTIONS 2200 AND 7000, FIREARMS SAFETY BUSINESS…
Dretler for Reelection
When seeking leadership qualities, the devil is often in the details. We live our day-to-day lives attending to tasks that, while mundane(food shopping, bill paying, health issues, child rearing)are necessary to life. A leader understands that a critical responsibility is attending to just those types of tasks. While the more notable issues make headlines, it…
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