The League of Women Voters of Sudbury opposes Warrant Articles 3 and 4 at the May 20 Special Town Meeting. Article 3 calls for a change to Sudbury’s charter to create a recall election process. Article 4 asks for a non-binding vote of no confidence in the Sudbury School Committee. The Sudbury LWV opposes the Article 3 recall election proposal. This proposal would change Sudbury’s charter without first creating a charter review committee, taking public comment and publicly c

Even though Sudbury’s three-day Annual Town Meeting just ended, a Special Town Meeting, called in response to a citizen’s petition, is scheduled for Wednesday, May 20. The Special Town Meeting will start at 7 p.m. in the gymnasium at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, 390 Lincoln Rd. All Sudbury registered voters are eligible to participate. You must be present at town meeting to vote. There is no remote or absentee voting. There are four articles, all submitted by ci

Sudbury’s Annual Town Meeting gets underway at 7 p.m. this Monday, May 4. Town meeting will be in the auditorium of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School. It is open to all Sudbury registered voters, and voters must participate in person. There is no remote participation or absentee voting option. The meeting is likely to continue Tuesday, May 5, and will continue Wednesday, May 6, if necessary, at 7 p.m. The Annual Town Meeting warrant lists the basic rules and procedures for

Sudbury will have two town meetings this May: Annual Town Meeting that begins May 4 and a Special Town Meeting, called in response to a citizen’s petition, on May 20. When Sudbury’s Annual Town Meeting begins Monday, May 4, at 7 p.m. in the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School auditorium, here’s how it will work. Only Sudbury registered voters are eligible to vote at town meeting. The deadline to register to vote for the May 4 Annual Town Meeting is Friday, April 24. Check

The League of Women Voters of Sudbury supports 15 articles on the May 4 Annual Town Meeting warrant, based on local, state and national LWV positions. The League opposes two warrant articles proposed by citizen petitions, Article 38 to appropriate $12.5 million for sidewalk construction and Article 39 to appropriate up to $500,000 to repair four homes owned by the Sudbury Housing Authority and keep them as single-family homes. While the Sudbury League strongly supports both

Sudbury will have two town meetings this May: Annual Town Meeting that begins May 4 and a Special Town Meeting May 20. Town meeting is the legislative body of Sudbury, and the registered voters who attend are the legislators. Town meeting votes on bylaws, spending (including budgets and borrowing), resolutions, and more. This year’s Annual Town Meeting begins Monday, May 4, at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, 390 Lincoln Road. The meeting i