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Planning Board approves four Bonnie Brook waivers, holds line on sidewalks and curbing

SUDBURY — April 22, 2026 — Sudbury Planning Board grants four of six Bonnie Brook subdivision waivers as applicant withdraws sidewalk and curb requests. The board voted 5-0 Wednesday to approve waivers under Sections 4.C.3.p, 4.C.3.v, 5.B.1.d and 5.B.2.g

Sudbury Community Preservation Committee holds sparsely attended annual hearing

SUDBURY — April 15, 2026 — Just two residents spoke at Sudbury's annual Community Preservation Act public hearing on April 15. Director of Planning and Community Development Adam Burney presented a 24-year overview to Chair Sherrill P. Cline, Vice Chair Sam Markuse and member Daniel E. Carty, reporting that

Sudbury Select Board fills Sewataro advisory committee in series of 3-2 votes

SUDBURY — April 14, 2026 — Sudbury Select Board fills Sewataro advisory committee on a string of 3-2 votes. The board appointed Granger Atkinson, Kay Bell, Jennifer Pincus, Debbie Dineen, Dave Henkels and William Pimentel to the new Liberty Ledge/Sewataro Advisory Committee after more than an hour of dispute over

Historical Commission clears 215 Mossman Road for partial demolition

SUDBURY — April 14, 2026 — Sudbury Historical Commission clears 215 Mossman Road demolition and launches Hosmer House design phase. The commission voted 7-0 Tuesday that the Mossman Road house — substantially altered through 1960s, 1970s and 1980s additions and replacement windows — is not historically significant under Article XXVIII, allowing a partial

Park and Recreation Commission votes 3-2 against Haskell Field solar canopy

SUDBURY — April 13, 2026 — Sudbury Park and Recreation Commission votes 3-2 to oppose Haskell Field solar canopy at Town Meeting. Members Bobby Beagan, Granger Atkeson and Ben Carmel voted no on Article 34; Chair Mara Huston and Vice-Chair Laurie Eliason voted yes. Developer Byron Woodman said the 1.

Council on Aging hears plan to merge senior health, recreation and veterans services

SUDBURY — April 13, 2026 — Sudbury COA hears pitch for consolidated health, recreation and veterans department. Director of Health and Community Services Vivian Zeng told the Council on Aging at its April 13 meeting that the three-month-old consolidation — modeled on Acton, Westwood and Bedford — is already enabling cross-department

Select Board interviews six candidates for Liberty Ledge/Sewataro Advisory Committee

SUDBURY — April 9, 2026 — Sudbury Select Board interviews six candidates for Liberty Ledge/Sewataro Advisory Committee. Across a roughly two-and-a-half-hour session April 9, the board questioned William "Granger" Atkeson, Kay Bell, Rachel Henschel, William Pimentel, David Henkels and Christine Vitkauskas; a seventh, Jonathan Harding,

Historic Districts Commission backs Wayside Inn restoration over replacement on 140 windows

SUDBURY — April 9, 2026 — Sudbury HDC steers Wayside Inn toward restoration and presses for redesign of police-station solar canopy. The commission gave informal April 9 guidance on two major upcoming projects without taking a binding vote. Wayside Inn trustee Victor Stokowski told members the inn has $310,000 — $250,

Select Board calls special town meeting after citizen petition targets School Committee

SUDBURY — April 8, 2026 — Sudbury Select Board calls May special town meeting after 300-signature petition targets School Committee. The board voted 5-0 Wednesday to open the warrant from April 9 until noon April 21 in response to a citizen petition filed Monday by lead petitioner Jillian Kelton. Town

Planning Board endorses $20,000 Sewataro visioning article 5-0

SUDBURY — April 8, 2026 — Sudbury Planning Board endorses $20,000 Sewataro facilitator article 5-0. The board voted unanimously April 8 to support Town Meeting Article 19, which would hire a qualified consultant to run public visioning sessions on the Liberty Ledges/Sewataro property. Town Planner Adam Duchesneau described the

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