Last year, a dedicated group of Sudbury voters came together to overwhelmingly elect a group of candidates that represented Sudbury's shared values at a time when they were relentlessly under attack — and the photo above captures exactly the kind of community energy that made it happen. That same energy is needed again on March 30. …

I am writing to express my enthusiastic support for Julie Durgin-Sicree for the Sudbury Public Schools Committee. Having worked closely with Julie at Biogen, I have seen firsthand the leadership, integrity, and data-driven mindset she brings to every challenge. In our professional time together, Julie stood out as a thoughtful leader who doesn’t make…

Transparency and accountability are critical factors in town and school administration.  They must be balanced with basic privacy rights. In November 2025 I reminded the community that one year earlier senior SPS administrators failed to protect student privacy when they responded to a Boston Globe public records request.  Careless redaction led to some students’…

I’m running for the Sudbury Public Schools Committee because I care deeply about our schools, our town, and the kind of community we want to be for our kids. In late December, I was honored to be appointed to the Committee. Since then, I’ve been listening, learning, and working hard to contribute in a…

To the Editor, I am writing in response to your recent coverage regarding alleged leaks of executive session content involving the Sudbury School Committee. Local journalism plays a vital role in shaping public understanding — particularly in moments of heightened civic tension. For that reason, precision in language and clarity in sourcing are…

Dear Editor, Once again, I am writing to thank the residents of Sudbury for demonstrating their community spirit and commitment to sustainability by donating more than 1 million pounds of clothing and household goods to Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries in 2025.  Goodwill is a community-based nonprofit that relies on these donations to support…

There is a small, very vocal, and very well-connected, group of people that view the budget for the town of Sudbury as a zero-sum exercise.  Every dollar that is not spent on the Rail Trail is a dollar that shouldn’t be spent in their opinion.  They tried to prevent the town from purchasing the property…

Dear Friends and Neighbors, I am proud and grateful to be running for re-election to the Sudbury Select Board, and I respectfully ask for your vote on Monday, March 30. It has been an honor to serve on the Select Board since September 2020, including as Chair and Vice-Chair. Throughout my tenure, I…

Dear Chair Simon, Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Committee, and Dr. Stephens, On behalf of the Town of Sudbury’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission, we extend our sincere gratitude to Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School for your decisive, inclusive, and responsive leadership in adopting an inclusive academic calendar strategy. We wish to specifically applaud the genuine…

To: Editor - Sudbury Weekly When I first encountered roadside bike paths was in Lincoln where I lived from 1969-1975 before moving to Sudbury. At that time people understood winter was a different: It was time to get out the cross-country skis and poles (or snowshoes) and use the abundant NE snow for winter…