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Finance Committee sets FY27 budget hearings as SPS budget arrives two weeks late

SUDBURY — January 12, 2026 — Sudbury Finance Committee opens FY27 budget season with SPS submission two weeks late. Co-Chairs Michael Ferrari and Michael Joachim led an eight-member working session Monday to prepare for department budget hearings beginning Feb. 2, as Town Manager Andrew Sheehan confirmed no Proposition 2 1/

Sudbury Council on Aging sends alternate-member bylaw to spring Town Meeting

SUDBURY — January 12, 2026 — Sudbury Council on Aging unanimously sends alternate-member bylaw to spring Town Meeting. The six members present approved a redlined amendment, presented by Carmine Gentile, that would expand the nine-member council with two alternates — one seated in 2026, one in 2027 — and strike a two-

Conservation Commission clears Landon Road renovation, approves Hudson Road landscape additions

SUDBURY — January 12, 2026 — Sudbury Conservation Commission clears Landon Road project and advances Hudson Road landscape changes pending DPW sign-off. The commission unanimously issued a negative determination of applicability for Pedro Lopez's renovation at 260 Landon Road, allowing septic decommissioning, tree and fence removal and a rebuilt

Sudbury Historic Districts Commission rejects installed steel front door at 230 Old Sudbury Road

SUDBURY — January 8, 2026 — Sudbury Historic Districts Commission orders redesign of a steel front door installed without approval in Town Center. The commission voted unanimously Jan. 8 to continue case 25-35 at 230 Old Sudbury Road to Feb. 5, after telling owners Jim and Javon Francis that the five-

Sudbury CPC recommends five projects totaling $1.16 million, holds four

SUDBURY — January 7, 2026 — Sudbury Community Preservation Committee approves $1.16M across five projects, tables fields and walkways for further review. Members voted unanimously to recommend $38,740 for Regional Housing Services Office dues, $49,800 for Hop Brook pond chemical treatment, $71,000 for Bruce Freeman Rail Trail art,

Sudbury Select Board creates Liberty Ledge subcommittee on 4-1 vote

SUDBURY — January 6, 2026 — Sudbury Select Board creates Liberty Ledge subcommittee on 4-1 vote. Vice-Chair Janie Dretler and member Daniel Carty will compile contract history, financials and prior studies on the town-owned Sewataro property for full-board review by March 9; member Charles Russo dissented, arguing the

Goodnow trustees cap hotspot, Roku checkouts and authorize remote shutoff

SUDBURY — January 6, 2026 — Goodnow Library trustees tighten hotspot and Roku rules and watch chronic internet outages force an ISP switch. At the Jan. 6 meeting, trustees unanimously approved Library of Things policy changes capping mobile hotspots and Roku streaming devices at one checkout per household per month, formalizing a

Conservation Commission continues Prides Crossing hearings, ties new house to APR cleanup

Sudbury Conservation Commission ties new Prides Crossing house to cleanup of a 30-year-old APR.

Planning Board approves Bonnybrook Estates subdivision with affordable-housing permit

Sudbury Planning Board approves eight-lot Bonnybrook Estates after eight-year review. The board voted 5-0 on Dec. 17 to grant the definitive subdivision plan, stormwater management permit and affordable-housing special permit for John Dadarian's Bonnybrook Realty project off Maynard Road.

Select Board to weigh nine-member town meeting committee for Sewataro

Sudbury Town Manager pitches resident panel to settle the Sewataro question.

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