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A look at Sudbury Mass Community Preservation Committee Projects (www.sudbury.ma.us)2010 Woods Walk Sanctuary - $250,000 to create 5 units of affordable special needs housing
2010 Town Hall Lighting - $4,980 to restore antique lighting at Town Hall
2010 Town Hall Design Study - $50,000 for design and architectural services for
2010 Walkways - $200,000 for construction of new walkways town-wide
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Sudbury Mass Garlic farmer uses compost harvested from invasive plants (www.wickedlocal.com)Under a license from the town to farm the field, O’Connor is looking to supply area gardeners and farmers with localized, acclimated, organically grown hard-neck seed garlic in a limited amount by next summer.
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Sudbury Archaeological Service (www.suffolk.gov.uk)Promoting the conservation, enhancement and understanding of Suffolk’s distinctive historic environment.The Archaeological Service is the major provider of archaeological conservation services Suffolk
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Sudbury Mass farms cope with rainy weather (www.metrowestdailynews.com)farmers said yesterday that even though cold temperatures, rainy days and the occasional snow shower have reduced the number of people coming out to pick their own apples and pumpkins, the fall season hasn't been a total wash.
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Sudbury's Primary School gets new vegetable patch (www.suffolkfreepress.co.uk)an area which will eventually be an outdoor classroom including raised beds where youngsters will grow vegetables to be eaten in school.
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Churchbells to ring in Sudbury Mass for Climate Change (www.wickedlocal.com)Seeing signs for 350.org all over town and don’t know what they are for? Here’s you’re answer.
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Bronze Age burial site unearthed at Sudbury rugby club (www.eveningstar.co.uk)
The two fields which served as the home of Sudbury Rugby Club in nearby Great Cornard are the source of great excitement for a team of archaeologists working at the site.Since moving into the site off The Mead in July teams from Suffolk County Council's Archaeological Service have discovered a haul of artefacts dating back to around 3,000 BC.
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Sudbury In Bloom Making Sudbury Beautiful (www.sudburyinbloom.co.uk)Sudbury In Bloom is the Town's entry into the National Britian In Bloom competition where towns compete to have the most attractive floral displays around to enlighten the town to both locals and to visitors to the area.
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Downtown Sudbury England introduces Parking Fees (www.suffolkfreepress.co.uk)Mr Storey warned long-stay charges would put financial pressure on low-paid town workers, who would have no choice but to pay for a full day's parking.
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Sudbury Suffolk Looks to Parking Fees to Finance Budget (www.suffolkfreepress.co.uk)SUDBURY will find out today (October 8) if it faces yet another battle to save free car parking.Community leaders have pledged to fight new plans to charge to help plug a £1.4 million gap in the finances of Babergh District Council.
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Suffolk Sudbury's BMX park closed over anti-social behaviour (www.suffolkfreepress.co.uk)Police were called to the park at midday on Sunday and spoke to a group of youths who were being rowdy.
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Sculptures sprouting art in Sudbury Suffolk (www.dailynewstribune.com)Part horticulturist, part landscape designer, Nancy Grimes has sown a fertile crop of eclectic sculptures throughout the flora, trails and woods of Tower Hill Botanic Garden.
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Sudbury England Quarry opponents to fight on (www.eadt.co.uk)OPPONENTS to a potential site for a quarry are vowing to fight on despite losing a battle to have it removed from a list earmarking possible locations for sand and gravel extraction in Suffolk.
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For the Birds: Flamingo formations spread smiles in Sudbury (www.metrowestdailynews.com)Now the Sudbury couple want to spook out the neighborhood by holding a contest. For the person who drops off the best Halloween costume for the birds to wear, the McMahons will donate $50 to the Sudbury Food Pantry. For the best warm clothing donation, they will donate two prizes of $30 and $20 for the pantry.
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Vandals destroy Siam gardens topiary sheep (www.suffolkfreepress.co.uk)The set, which consists of two sheep and three lambs, was donated by Sudbury in Bloom when the gardens were revamped in April.They were designed as part of the celebrations for over a thousand years of Sudbury market and the town's association with the wool trade.
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Volunteers to watch Sudbury England CCTV (www.suffolkfreepress.co.uk)There are 24 cameras in the CCTV network, 16 of which monitor areas of Sudbury, with the rest set up throughout Hadleigh.
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Sudbury Mass Planning Board new Stormwater Regulations (www.sudbury.ma.us)The Planning Board and the Conservation Commission jointly held a public hearing on September 9, 2009 to hear comments on the proposed Stormwater Management Bylaw Regulations, and at the same meeting adopted the new Stormwater Management Bylaw Regulations
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Media in Sudbury Mass to turn Pink in Cancer Fight (www.wickedlocal.com)During the week of Sept. 28, GateHouse will print 113 of its newspapers on pink newsprint and will turn all of the Web sites in its WickedLocal.com network pink.
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Sudbury Mass Police testing hybrid vehicle (www.wickedlocal.com)The Sudbury Police Department is currently testing a new Ford Escape Hybrid vehicle to see if it can stand up to the rigors of daily use as a patrol vehicle.
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Nigel Bennett | Success in getting Sudbury Town Council to limit CO2 emissions. (nigelbennett.mycouncillor.org.uk)The Town Council has agreed to produce a 6 monthly report on the progress made to improve energy efficiency, cut CO2 and save money.
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Sudbury Mass prepares for Green projects as Green Community Designate (www.milforddailynews.com)Natick, Marlborough, Hopkinton, Sudbury and Medway and Northbridge are among 103 cities and towns that qualified for assistance in meeting the criteria for the state's Green Communities designation.
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Sudbury, Vermont - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (en.wikipedia.org)Sudbury is a town in Rutland County, Vermont, United States. The population was 583 at the 2000 census.
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New Railway Trail Opens from Chelmsford to Sudbury Mass. (www.city.sault-ste-marie.on.ca)On Saturday, Aug. 29, after more than 24 years of planning, working, and waiting, the 6.8-mile section of the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail from Cross Point Towers in Lowell to Route 225 in Westford will officially open! This is the first completed section of the rail trail that is planned to extend southward through Sudbury
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Sudbury Mass. Program teaches kids about nature photography (www.metrowestdailynews.com)At the weekly programs children have learned about the unique native plants and animals that make up the ecosystem of the Assabet River watershed, of which Westborough is a part.
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Architecture Education Meets Community Gardening in Sudbury Mass. (www.boston.com)Taking a breather from teaching graduate students, local architect Daniel M. Hewett enlisted a group of teenagers this summer for a Sudbury project that couples creativity with environmental responsibility.They are designing and constructing a storage shed for the town’s community gardeners.
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