Sudbury's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commission voted unanimously to send Sudbury Public Schools a letter urging it to add Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha and Diwali to next year's calendar and to resume naming religious holidays instead of marking them only "no school."
The committee presented 13 draft recommendations, primarily to extend Camp Sewataro's agreement five years and study the property, with no vote taken pending two more public sessions.
The Housing Trust formally considered two new housing sites—Broadacre Farm and Liberty Ledge—without voting, while voting 8-0 to enter executive session.
Commission approved window and walkway changes while continuing solar panel case due to town's record-keeping error.
Sudbury's Community Preservation Committee elected a new chair and began reviewing 13 grant requests for its fiscal 2028 funding cycle. Members voted unanimously to make Sam Markuse chair, succeeding Sherrill Cline after nine years; Cline was elected vice chair in the same meeting.
Committee assigned local business survey to members and learned of eight-to-10-month MEPA-filing delay for Phase 3 trail.
The Sudbury FY28 Budget Working Group reported Wednesday that the town's projected deficit narrowed to $289,000 from roughly $900,000, after a lower Middlesex County Retirement System assessment and insurance savings.
Housing Roundtable held quarterly meeting with presentations on water and housing policy; Kristen Couchard announced as new RHSO director.
Trustees approved the fiscal year 2028 budget request and discussed a makerspace waiver policy revision pending town counsel review.
The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved three special permits for a home rebuild, backyard chicken coop, and vehicle sales operation.
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