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Vote for Unity on March 31
As I have observed the candidates for the many Boards and Committees, I have noticed a difference in the types of candidates running.  One; there appears to be a group effort to normalize misinformation, to make it appear our community is run by the likes of Nosferatu. These individuals have produced negative campaigns…
The Importance of Hybrid and Remote Meetings in Public Governance
The pandemic reshaped how we work, communicate, and govern, making remote and hybrid meetings essential for maintaining public engagement and participation. Recognizing this, Massachusetts lawmakers have worked to extend provisions allowing public bodies to continue offering virtual access. Recently, the House Ways and Means Committee advanced a bill (MMA bill overview here) extending these measures…
Allison Vanderels for School Committee
An experienced, collaborative leader with a history of showing up for Sudbury’s students, parents, teachers and taxpayers.  We are thrilled to heartily offer our endorsement of Allison Vanderels for Sudbury School Committee. We’ve both known Allison for many years, having met her and her family when our current middle schoolers all began Haynes School together.…
Gargeya for Sudbury Select Board
I enthusiastically endorse Radha Gargeya for the Sudbury Select Board. Radha’s intelligence, integrity, and insight are just what the Board needs at this time.  I’ve known Radha for well more than a decade through our work on town boards and committees – we served together on the Lincoln-Sudbury School Committee and the Budget Strategies…
On Your Radar: The Importance of Establishing a Working Group on Class Sizes in Sudbury Public Schools
Sudbury Public Schools (SPS) has long followed set class size guidelines, but as class sizes grow beyond recommendations, concerns about their effectiveness have grown. The Class Size Guidelines are linked here. At the School Committee’s December 16th meeting, principals stressed the need to assess classroom-specific needs rather than relying on a fixed number. It seems…
Who Can You Trust?
Here we are in the last days of the Sudbury election season.  I cringe and grow fatigued when, on social media, I read claims of mismanagement - invented out of whole cloth, ignoring facts shared transparently and repeatedly sinister interpretations of town employees’ retirements or career moves fabricated stories of issues ignored, when in…
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