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Monthly Top 10: What Made News in April in Sudbury?
Popular restaurant closes, terrorist ties to Sudbury among the stories most read last month.
The shutters were closed. Paper covered the front door. The lights were out.
The closing of Sierras, a popular Mexican restaurant in Sudbury, saddened many residents to the point where it was the most-read article on Sudbury Patch in April.
Owner and Acton resident Sam Cannarozzi, who also closed Serafina Ristorante in Concord, did not return a call seeking comment.
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Both the Sudbury Police Department and the Sudbury Board of Selectmen were unaware of the closing of Sierra's.
“Sam is a nice guy,” said Mary McCormack of the Sudbury Selectmen’s office. “It’s sad.”
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At No. 2 was news that a couple of local wrestlers at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School grappled with Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev two years ago.
"I'm one of the L-S wrestling coaches - both Nick Murphy and Harry Greenhouse (LS Class of 2011) wrestled against Tsamaev in 2010," L-S wrestling coach Joel Mode emailed Patch.com. "Harry in a dual meet against Cambridge R&L and Nick in the Sectional Tourament."
Tsarnaev was eventually caught while hiding in a boat in Watertown.
The sudden death of a middle school student came in at No. 3.
Top 10 Articles: April Page Views Sierra's Mexican Restaurant in Sudbury Closes Unexpectedly 2,645 UPDATE: 2 L-S Wrestlers Grappled with Bombing Suspect on the Run 1,929 Principal: Curtis Middle School Student Dies of Cardiac Arrest 1,646 Reported Three-Week Drinking Binge Lands Sudbury Businessman in Jail 1,528 Sudbury Woman Indicted by Grand Jury 1,400 L-S Student to be Cited for Unlicensed Driving 1,210 Sudbury Teen Charged With Driving to Endanger in March 29 Crash 1,190 L-S Superintendent Carpenter Accepts Offer to Take Monomoy Post 1,095 Sudbury Resident Arrested on Multiple Drug Charges 1,052 983
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