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Lincoln-Sudbury subcommittee defers vote on regional agreement rewrite

SUDBURY — February 12, 2026 — Lincoln-Sudbury panel holds back its vote on the first regional agreement rewrite since 1988. The LS Regional Agreement Review Subcommittee on Thursday declined to recommend a draft amendment after member Kim Bodner asked for another read; Chair Ravi Simon agreed to defer. District counsel Mark

Planning Board releases Fox Hill stormwater bond, advances wireless bylaw rewrite

SUDBURY — February 11, 2026 — Sudbury Planning Board releases Fox Hill stormwater bond and finalizes wireless bylaw edits for spring Town Meeting. The board voted 4-0 to release the stormwater construction bond for 30 Fox Hill Drive while retaining a $15,000 landscaping bond, after developer Paul Canelano reported the

Sudbury Board of Health to overhaul tobacco rules, target flavored vapes and pouches

SUDBURY — February 11, 2026 — Sudbury Board of Health weighs tighter tobacco rules and hears opioid settlement update. Tobacco control agent Pari told the board on Feb. 11 that Sudbury's 2018 regulation leaves her unable to enforce the state's 2020 flavored tobacco ban, because manufacturers label flavored

LS committee approves $40M FY27 budget, discloses five-year Stephens contract

SUDBURY — February 10, 2026 — LS School Committee approves $40M FY27 budget and signs Superintendent Andrew Stephens to a five-year contract. The Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Committee voted 6-0 Tuesday on the FY27 budget after Interim Finance Director Susan reported the district's health insurance increase will hit

Historical Commission endorses Eagle Scout sign, drafts Sherman's Bridge response

SUDBURY — February 10, 2026 — Sudbury Historical Commission finalizes Sherman's Bridge feedback and backs an Eagle Scout sign for the Haynes Garrison site. Working through DPW Director Tina Rivard's Jan. 20 responses, members under Chair Christopher Hagger objected to CCA-treated lumber over the river — "the

Park and Recreation Commission tables Haskell solar vote until April

SUDBURY — February 9, 2026 — Sudbury Park and Recreation Commission tables Haskell solar canopy vote a second time, citing missing renderings. At its Feb. 9 meeting, Energy and Sustainability Committee Vice Chair Olga Allen and Chair Rami Alwan asked the commission to reconsider its November opposition, modeling roughly $3.4 million

Lincoln-Sudbury proposes $40.9M FY27 budget with 3.98 percent Sudbury assessment

SUDBURY — February 9, 2026 — Lincoln-Sudbury floats $40.9 million FY27 budget as Sudbury's assessment rises 3.98 percent. Superintendent Andrew Stephens and Finance Director Susan Bottan told the Sudbury Finance Committee on Feb. 9 the plan grows 3.64 percent overall, driven by a 19.77 percent

Sudbury Council on Aging advances three new member appointments to Select Board

SUDBURY — February 9, 2026 — Sudbury Council on Aging unanimously recommends three new members and confirms its warrant article is now Article 21. The board voted Feb. 9 to forward Louis Petrovic and Dr. Jonathan Harding to the Select Board for the Feb. 24 meeting and to hold Patricia "Patsy&

Conservation Commission defers Maynard Road ownership decision to March 23

SUDBURY — February 9, 2026 — Sudbury Conservation Commission punts Maynard Road open-space decision to March amid beaver-dam concerns. The commission voted unanimously Feb. 9 to continue the 74 and 80 Maynard Road subdivision hearing to March 23, asking Bonnie Brooke Realty's engineer Bruce Salick of Alec and

Historic Districts Commission continues three cases, approves Peakham Road fence

SUDBURY — February 5, 2026 — Sudbury Historic Districts Commission continues three applications, clears Peakham Road fence and cemetery sign. Vice Chair Taryn Trexler led the Feb. 5 meeting with Chair Anuraj Shah absent, continuing dormer plans at 84 French Road after members Christopher Hagger, John "Griff" Noble and Peter

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