Police say evidence of both alcohol and burnt marijuana were present.
UPDATED 5:35 P.M. An under-aged drinking party that was broken up by the Sudbury Police Department on Jan. 24 has resulted in numerous athletes from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School receiving MIAA suspensions. According to Lt. Scott Nix, parents have contacted the department admitting their student-athlete had received a suspension. "Parents have called us, asking about the communication process between the school and the police," Nix said, "and what procedures were imposed and why." According to a report from Pam Cross of WCVB-Ch. 5, among those suspended were a girls basketball player and several hockey players. When contacted earlier today to confirm rumors, L-S Athletic Director Nancy O'Neil said she didn't think discussing which …
Forum will be Oct. 4 at the auditorium.
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Parents of school-aged children and community members are invited to attend an evening forum on the Social Host law. The forum will be held Oct. 4, at 7:30 p.m., in the Lincoln-Sudbury auditorium. This past summer, a teen resident, Max Haberman, who had recently graduated from Lincoln-Sudbury, died in a fatal car accident as he drove home from a party. According to a police report, the use of alcohol was a contributing factor. Another teen, Timothy Jarrett, who was hosting the party, has been charged with violations of the state's Social Host Laws. At the forum, a representative from the Middlesex District Attorney's Office and a civil litigator will discuss the state's Social Host laws in hope of educating parents about the reasons for …
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5:39 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
This page is ridiculous and out of control. It really shows that no one has anything better to do these days then sit on the Sudbury Patch and write comments about what has happened IN THE PAST. The party is over, and though it was a big deal for a small town like Sudbury, we must remember that it has been dealt with and there is no need to keep resurrecting it. On another note, I do agree with … more ›