Town Meeting
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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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Sudbury’s Recall Bill Gets Its State House Hearing
The Legislature’s Election Laws Committee heard Sudbury’s recall bill July 21. About a dozen residents defended the May vote; a few urged study.
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Opinion: Sudbury Voted. Beacon Hill Should Listen
The Legislature’s Election Laws Committee hears Sudbury’s recall bill Tuesday. The town already voted 474-394; the question is whether Beacon Hill listens.
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Sudbury Voters Passed a Recall. The Board That Opposed It Holds the Levers.
Sudbury voters passed a recall in May. Within weeks the Select Board released a legal memo on revising it and began weighing a fall Town Meeting – the record, in order.
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Opinion: Sudbury’s Special Town Meeting Was Democracy, Not Dysfunction
Nearly 1,000 residents packed a school gym on a Wednesday night to vote. The meeting was late, hot, and loud. Framing that as a breakdown in civility misses the story: it was civic engagement, not decay.