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Lincoln-Sudbury committee cuts parking and exam fees, defers vehicle policy vote

SUDBURY — March 24, 2026 — Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Committee cuts student fees, banks capital surplus, defers EV policy. The committee voted unanimously March 24 to drop the student parking fee from $300 to $250, the AP exam fee from $125 to $115 and the PSAT fee from $45 to $40,

Sudbury Park and Recreation approves universal-design playground for Town Meeting

SUDBURY — March 23, 2026 — Sudbury Park and Recreation unanimously backs universal-design playground, escalates solar canopy fight. The commission voted 5-0 March 23 to support the Fairbank Community Center playground replacement at Annual Town Meeting, with Assistant Town Manager Victor Garofalo saying the design has "really truly maximized&

Conservation Commission opens Feeley Field rebuild hearing, continues to a later date

SUDBURY — March 23, 2026 — Sudbury Conservation Commission opens CPC-funded Feeley Field softball rebuild, flags irrigation and fill concerns. Kyle Rowan of Gale Associates presented a Notice of Intent (DEP 301-1461) to regrade two softball fields, install subsurface flat-panel drains and an infiltration trench, extend ADA access, and

Sudbury CPC rejects warrant-article deadlines, will manage project completion internally

SUDBURY — March 18, 2026 — Sudbury CPC opts for internal oversight over Town Meeting deadlines on lagging CPA grants. The Community Preservation Committee on March 18 declined to adopt the Policy Subcommittee's draft sunset clause that would have written project completion dates into Town Meeting warrant articles, after a

Sudbury CIAC recommends five capital articles totaling $2.9 million

SUDBURY — March 18, 2026 — Sudbury capital committee endorses $2.9 million in articles, defers rail-trail boardwalk. The Capital Improvement Advisory Committee voted 7-0 on each of five articles March 18, including $2.2 million for a Department of Public Works garage concrete floor, $147,679 as Sudbury'

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

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