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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

Sudbury Board of Health appoints Fanioli as agent, names two animal inspectors

SUDBURY — April 8, 2026 — Sudbury Board of Health appoints new assistant director and lands a competitive $19,000 FDA grant. The board, with Chair Carol Bradford and member Linda Huet-Clayton present, voted 2-0 to appoint Mike Fanioli, a three-and-a-half-year Concord public health inspector, as

Goodnow Trustees set April 21 start for children's room renovation

SUDBURY — April 7, 2026 — Goodnow Library children's room to close April 21 for monthlong renovation. The Library Director told the Board of Trustees at its April 7 meeting that the room has been emptied and construction is on track to begin Tuesday, April 21 and finish by the

Sudbury ZBA grants 684 Boston Post Road time-limited permit with 35-car cap

SUDBURY — April 6, 2026 — Sudbury ZBA grants 684 Boston Post Road a nine-month permit with a 35-car cap. The Zoning Board of Appeals voted 5-0 Monday to issue Michael J. Griffin a time-limited special permit expiring Dec. 31, 2026, with conditions requiring the site be reduced

Finance Committee rejects $500,000 housing repair petition, endorses three solar canopy projects

SUDBURY — April 6, 2026 — Sudbury Finance Committee rejects $500,000 housing repair petition, backs solar canopies. The committee voted 6-1 on April 6 against recommending Article 39, a citizens petition seeking $500,000 from free cash to repair four Sudbury Housing Authority single-family homes, with only member Ryan

Conservation Commission approves Peakham Road addition, Plimpton septic; continues four other hearings

SUDBURY — April 6, 2026 — Sudbury Conservation Commission approves two projects and continues four, signaling impatience at fifth Prides Crossing hearing. The commission, chaired by David Henkels, issued an order of conditions for a deck-to-addition swap and dog fence at 447 Peakham Road for Jadra Stahain and David Pompel,

Sudbury CIAC approves $270,000 Mass Central Rail Trail article, finishes warrant review

SUDBURY — April 1, 2026 — Sudbury CIAC unanimously backs $270,000 Mass Central Rail Trail connector, closing out spring warrant review. The Capital Improvement Advisory Committee voted 7-0 on April 1 to recommend the Community Preservation Act-funded wooden walkway to Hop Brook off Dutton Road, including expansion of a

Select Board signs Town Meeting warrant, takes positions on most of 39 articles

SUDBURY — March 31, 2026 — Sudbury Select Board signs 39-article Town Meeting warrant; Carty dissents on FY27 budget. The board voted 5-0 March 31 to sign the May 4 Annual Town Meeting warrant and supported a $1.2 million capital budget, a $275,000 Capital Stabilization deposit, a $300,

Sudbury FinCom approves $575K in reserve deposits, defers solar canopy votes

SUDBURY — March 30, 2026 — Sudbury Finance Committee backs $575,000 in reserve deposits but pauses on solar canopies. The committee voted 6-2 to recommend Article 11's $300,000 deposit to the Stabilization Fund and Article 12's $275,000 deposit to the Capital Stabilization Fund, with

Planning Board continues Feeley Field hearing to April 8 amid sledding-hill concerns

SUDBURY — March 25, 2026 — Sudbury Planning Board continues Frank Feeley Fields hearing to April 8 as neighbors fight to save sledding hill. Gale Associates project manager Kyle Rowan presented the Phase 2 plan for 200 Raymond Road — regrading both softball fields to a uniform 1.75 percent slope, adding ADA

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