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Chief Resigns, Visiting Bear and Town Meeting Among Top Stories in May
A look back at what made news in May on Sudbury Patch.
No doubt the news about former Sudbury Police Chief Richard Glavin shook the community and was the most-read story on Sudbury Patch for the month of May.
After Town Manager Maureen Valente announced his resignation, more details emerged about the incident that occured in his hometown of Tynsgboro.
Glavin, who spent more than 20 years serving Sudbury, was once awarded for a case he worked on in 1994. He received a commendation for his part in the arrest of a group of professional criminals that were committing a rash of night time burglaries in North Sudbury.
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The bear frequented numerous Sudbury neighborhoods and was last seen in the Fairbank Road area.
Our live blog of Annual Town Meeting was also a hit all three days, with day three having the most traffic.
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Below are the top 10 stories for the month.
Top 10 Stories: May Page viewsUPDATED: Sudbury Police Chief Resigns After 'Out-of-Town Incident' 4,225 UPDATED: Black Bear Seen in Fairbank Road Neighborhood 3,648 LIVE BLOG: 2013 Annual Town Meeting Day 3 1,715 Lincoln-Sudbury Student Arrested on Drug Charge 1,709 Domestic Charge Pending for Sudbury Man 1,693 Are the Cicadas Coming to Sudbury? 1,651 UPDATED: L-S School Committee Names Interim Superintendent 1,359 DISCUSSION: What Would You Like to Ask the Candidates for Selectmen? 1,284 Motorist to be Charged With Malicious Destruction in Sudbury 1,185 Sudbury Man Arrested on Domestic Violence Charge 1,155
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