Public Records
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Inside the Circle
Town records show the Sudbury Weekly’s publisher advising, praising and protecting officials he covers, and branding critics’ claims “misinformation.”
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The Sewataro Process Treats the Camp as a Proposal
Sudbury’s Sewataro survey asks what the property should be. It never asks whether it should go on being a camp, the one decision the town faces before 2027.
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One Complaint Closed. Four Still Pending.
The Attorney General’s office has closed one of Nicole Burnard’s Open Meeting Law complaints against the Sudbury School Committee. It did not find that the Committee acted properly. It concluded that Burnard’s central allegations, that the school administration did not give the Committee the information it needed and the Chair kept important subjects off the…
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The School Committee Released the Crozier Executive Session Minutes. The Decision Is Still Redacted.
The School Committee released its executive session minutes from the Crozier separation. The decision is not in them, and the discussion is redacted.
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Crozier Separation Part Two Adds $102,000. Tonight, the Committee Takes Up the Minutes That Could Say Why – and Starts Paying to Search for His Successor
Part Two of Brad Crozier’s separation adds $102,000 – $153,000 total – released the day the committee meets on the minutes and a paid successor search.
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Records Raise Questions About School Committee Chair’s Role in Politically Sensitive Request
‘Karyn referenced one email. Can you just send that over?’ Records suggest the School Committee chair separately discussed a politically sensitive records request about a write-in candidate’s family before the district fulfilled it.
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Records Show School Committee Contact With BASEC Before Sudbury Warned Incumbent Provider During RFP
Before the district issued its after-school RFP, records show committee member Betsy Sues in contact with an outside provider about capacity, costs, and facilities, while the incumbent provider drew a cease-and-desist from district counsel.
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Crozier Separation Agreement Included $51,000 Payment and More Than $5,000 in March Legal Fees
The separation agreement gave Superintendent Brad Crozier a $51,000 payment, mutual non-disparagement, and an agreed public statement, and is labeled ‘Part One of Two Part Agreement.’ March invoices show more than $5,000 in related legal time.