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Sudbury Select Board adopts EV-first fleet policy and clears LS regional agreement update

SUDBURY — March 17, 2026 — Sudbury Select Board approves regional school agreement rewrite and EV-first fleet policy. The board voted 5-0 on March 17 to endorse the first substantive update to the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional Agreement since 1988, subject to final DESE counsel review, after subcommittee chair Ravi Simon

LS School Committee approves regional agreement amendments ahead of town meetings

SUDBURY — March 17, 2026 — LS School Committee approves regional agreement amendments before Lincoln Town Meeting. The Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Committee voted 5-0 on March 17 to approve a final round of amendments to the district's regional agreement subject to changes by DESE counsel, clearing the document

Subcommittee unanimously recommends Lincoln-Sudbury regional agreement amendment to select boards

SUDBURY — March 17, 2026 — Lincoln-Sudbury subcommittee unanimously recommends amended regional agreement to both select boards. The LS Regional Agreement Review Subcommittee voted 5-0 Tuesday to recommend the amended agreement to the Sudbury Select Board, the Lincoln Select Board and the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Committee, "subject to

Finance Committee recommends $131.8M Sudbury operating budget for FY27

SUDBURY — March 16, 2026 — Sudbury Finance Committee recommends $131.8M town budget and $2.2M DPW floor replacement, defers Stabilization Fund vote. The committee voted 7-1-1 on March 16 to recommend the FY27 operating budget, with member Henry P. Sorett opposed and John K Baranowsky abstaining. Co-Chair

Planning Board extends Widow Rights Lane stormwater permit to October 2027

SUDBURY — March 11, 2026 — Sudbury Planning Board grants 18-month stormwater extension and reshapes sidewalk petition rules. The board voted Wednesday to extend Stormwater Management Permit No. 2104 for three homes at 25, 35 and 45 Widow Rights Lane through Oct. 31, 2027, after owner-builder Rob Salaberti told members

Sudbury Board of Health hires Mike Funaioli as new assistant health director

SUDBURY — March 11, 2026 — Sudbury Board of Health locks in new assistant health director and tracks three measles close contacts. Health Director Vivian told the board March 11 the department will onboard Mike Funaioli, previously a health inspector in Concord, as assistant health director on March 31 after interviewing nine

Sudbury Select Board sees balanced FY27 budget, sets stage for FY28 override talks

SUDBURY — March 10, 2026 — Sudbury's FY27 budget balances without an override, but Town Manager Andrew Sheehan warns one is coming. Sheehan presented a $131.8 million operating budget to the Select Board on March 10, a 5.42 percent increase, with Sudbury Public Schools up 4.17 percent

Lincoln-Sudbury committee approves Gilson as finance director, adopts 2026-27 calendar

SUDBURY — March 10, 2026 — Lincoln-Sudbury committee installs new finance director and standardizes half days on 5-1 calendar vote. The LS Regional School Committee unanimously approved Superintendent Andrew Stevens' recommendation of Dr. Susan Gilson, currently director of finance and operations at Dennis-Yarmouth Regional Schools, as the district&

Historical Commission deems 317 Old Lancaster Road historically significant, triggering demolition plan review

SUDBURY — March 10, 2026 — Sudbury Historical Commission triggers demolition delay review at 1851 Greek Revival miller's house. The commission voted unanimously March 10 to find the house at 317 Old Lancaster Road historically significant, requiring applicant Nikhil Bosrecker to file a partial demolition plan within 60 days before

Sudbury Finance Committee defers FY27 warrant votes to March 16

SUDBURY — March 9, 2026 — Sudbury FinCom defers FY27 warrant votes a week but signals broad support across the package. Co-Chair Michael Ferrari led members through the $131,763,603 operating budget under Article 3, the $1,195,600 town manager's capital budget under Article 4, and roughly

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