Sudbury Access Avenue

08/30/2026

This is so needed right now. Maybe they will schedule another session at a large venue soon.

On September 10, the Sudbury Police Department will host MassBike for an educational presentation and conversation focused on bicycle and e-bike safety.

The presentation is geared toward parents and adult bicycle riders, particularly those who are newer to cycling in Sudbury. Topics will include the roles and responsibilities of bicyclists, safe riding practices, applicable laws, and important safety considerations for both traditional bicycles and e-bikes.

The event start time is subject to minor changes, which will be solidified before the date. Due to space limitations, attendance will be limited to 30 Sudbury residents.

The Sudbury Police Department plans to offer additional bicycle safety training opportunities in the future, including programs specifically designed for youth. We encourage anyone interested in learning more about safe bicycling and e-bike use to participate.

Please use the link or QR code to register.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D4FAAA92EA1FAC07-65451671-sudbury

08/27/2026

Here is the registration link: https://forms.foodallergy.org/261605783008154

08/22/2026

Let's go for it again. To have a blast, kick it at TOPS Soccer.

08/19/2026

The design of Head Start was groundbreaking and a model to inclusion in education. Can we keep it?

Families of children with disabilities already struggle to find childcare and early learning programs that will enroll and support their child. Now, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is proposing changes that could make one of the country’s most inclusive early childhood programs less accountable for doing so.

Head Start was including children with disabilities a decade before federal law guaranteed their right to a public education. Its performance standards require programs to address assessments, accommodations, exclusion, IEP coordination, and other parts of serving children with disabilities. HHS wants to remove many of those detailed requirements.

In a new op-ed for The 74, our CEO Katy Neas warns that disability laws are not enough if Head Start programs lose the rules that make inclusion possible. Under the proposal, programs would no longer have to assess every child’s development, accommodate every child’s participation, follow the same protections against suspension and expulsion, or help families navigate the IEP process. It would also remove the specific rule barring programs from turning children away because of a disability or chronic health condition.

For decades, Head Start has shown that disability inclusion in early childhood education can work. Weakening the standards that help programs deliver it would move us in the wrong direction.

07/20/2026

https://www.facebook.com/birdability/posts/pfbid0293avN9UauZFoHxUAKnJQMKi3uJwsPkybmGK1T3Vn5rzd2m1WqMUPouX7jWmJrkwbl

07/06/2026

06/29/2026

...Type 1 diabetes lifestyle. Make these families welcome everywhere.

06/20/2026

Autism parents - give yourself grace.

06/08/2026

Massachusetts Office on Disability (MOD) gives free training to folks who would like to become a Community Access Monitor. Beginner and Advanced sessions are offered as virtual and the final step is an on-site session for hands on practice. A Beginner session is up on Wed. June 10 and an Advanced session comes in July. For all info visit https://www.mass.gov/info-details/community-access-monitor-cam-training