Styrofoam collection - Saturday March 29th!

3/19/2025 3:32 pm

Sustainable Sudbury is sponsoring a styrofoam collection drive at the DPW on March 29th.  See details below on pricing, what is accepted, location, and how to volunteer.

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Foam Recycling -- LS Boys Volleyball Fundraiser

3/17/2025 8:06 am

Do you have foam waste? We have a solution!
Supporting LS Boys Volleyball by Joining our Foam Recycling Fundraiser and make a real difference in our community, 

Saturday, March 29th - 8:00-12:00 at Sudbury Department of Public Works

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Directory Survey

3/9/2025 8:45 pm

Please take our 1 question poll about directories

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Lincoln School presents Rock of Ages Youth Edition: Wed., Mar. 19, 3pm, & Thurs. - Sat., Mar. 20 - 22, 7pm

3/4/2025 1:55 pm

This family-friendly version of the Broadway show features a soundtrack of great songs from the 80s and a classic musical theatre storyline. Two young people move to the big city to pursue their dreams of stardom, and a beloved Rock & Roll club is under threat from developers who want to bulldoze it to build a strip mall. A highly-dedicated cast and crew of 75 middle school students, along with dozens of community volunteers, are ready to bring this story to life - all they need is an audience! Tickets at the door from 30 minutes before showtime.

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Sustainable Sudbury - Webinar on Induction Cooktops

2/26/2025 5:07 pm

Ditch Gas, Cook Safer and Better Did you know cooking with gas might be making your kitchen air worse than outdoor pollution? Gas stoves release harmful stuff like nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide which can increase asthma risk in kids. And ventilation only helps if your exhaust fan is strong and you actually use it. When it’s time to replace your stove, consider going electric or induction. Induction stoves heat faster than gas and are super-efficient—plus, they’re safer (you can’t burn your hand on the stove!). And with new rebates and tax credits, switching to induction is more affordable than ever. Join us for an online webinar on March 18th from 7-8pm!

 

Andee Krasner (Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility and co-author with Rocky Mountain Institute of a report on gas stoves) will share the facts about gas stove risks and the benefits of induction cooking. We’ll also hear from neighbors using induction cooktops, plus plenty of time for Q&A.

 

Register here: https://bit.ly/sudbury-march-webinar Learn more about heat pumps, solar and other actions with Sustainable Sudbury here: https://bit.ly/plugINSudburyMA1 This event is sponsored by plugIN MetroWest, in partnership with MassEnergize.

 

The Town of Sudbury and Sustainable Sudbury are excited to be a part of this seven-town effort to empower residents to transform their homes into sustainable, energy-efficient, and comfortable living spaces!

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Adult Ed Classes-New Classes in March

2/1/2025 6:48 pm

Check out the exciting L-S Adult & Community Education Classes of March!
For more information and to register, visit our website: www.LSRHS.net/community/adult_ed
Any questions? Contact us at adult.ed@lsrhs.net or leave a message 978-443-9961 x 3326

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Work at Sudbury Park and Recreation

10/31/2024 10:38 am

Sudbury Park and Rec is hiring for part-time work, including After-school and Weekends. They invite you to visit the new community center at 40 Fairbank Rd. to explore exciting Part- time job opportunities in our Parks and Recreation Department Atkinson Pool.
 
They are looking for dedicated staff, including supervisors and lifeguards Etc.. If you’re energetic, responsible, and have a passion for customer service and working with children, adults, and seniors, they want to meet you!
 
Please find the  Application Link Fill it out and email it in. Questions? Contact Brent DeBraga at debragab@sudbury.ma.us

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Chess for Kids: Lincoln library

9/28/2024 4:40 pm

LS students - do you like to play chess? Come to the Lincoln library to mentor kids in chess! Here are the dates to mentor elementary and middle school kids in chess at the Lincoln library. Next Date: March 1st.

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