10 ballot questions await voters in November

Today in Sudbury

• Sudbury voters face 10 ballot questions in November. Sudbury Weekly reports the November ballot will carry 10 questions, the nine statewide measures plus one covering legislative stipends for the 13th Middlesex District, and is expected to run two full pages.Sudbury Weekly
• Town seeks bids for Goodnow Library crosswalk project. The Department of Public Works is soliciting bids for pedestrian and sidewalk upgrades near Goodnow Library on Concord Road, a project Sudbury Patch estimated will cost more than $100,000.Town of Sudbury
• Town opens FY28 preservation project submissions. Sudbury's Community Preservation Committee is now accepting Fiscal Year 2028 project proposals, with questions directed to preservation coordinator Ryan Poteat.Town of Sudbury
• Sudbury Weekly launches Chapter 70 fact check. A new Sudbury Weekly column is scrutinizing claims made in town budget debates, starting with a look at free cash as the town manager's working group tries to head off a fiscal 2028 override.Sudbury Weekly
• L-S students pitch new Sudbury youth commission. Lincoln-Sudbury students Aiyana Allen and Lucy Immonen presented the Select Board a proposal to create a Sudbury Youth Commission that would advise the town on issues affecting young residents, Sudbury Weekly reports.Sudbury Weekly
• State Rep candidate Simon gets teachers union nod. Sudbury resident Ravi Simon, the Democratic nominee for state representative in the 13th Middlesex District, has been endorsed by the Massachusetts branch of the American Federation of Teachers, Sudbury Weekly reports.Sudbury Weekly
• New wellness studio opens its doors in Sudbury. A Pembroke-based spa has opened a new Sudbury location offering services focused on wellness, recovery and performance, Sudbury Patch reports.Sudbury Patch

Coming up

• Tomorrow, 6:15 p.m.: Chabad hosts Kabbalat Shabbat in the sukkah. Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury holds Kabbalat Shabbat services and hors d'oeuvres in its sukkah Friday evening as the congregation's Sukkot observances continue.Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury
• Tomorrow: Loring School holds first Food Pantry Friday. Israel Loring Elementary hosts its first Food Pantry Friday of the year, collecting non-perishable donations for the Sudbury Community Food Pantry, with students wearing sports gear for the month's spirit day theme.Loring PTO
• Sat, Sep 26, 10:00 a.m.: Chabad plans Sukkot services and luncheon this weekend. Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury holds Shabbat and Sukkot services followed by a kiddush luncheon Saturday and Sunday morning.Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury
• Mon, Sep 28, 7:00 p.m.: School Committee meets remotely Monday. The Sudbury School Committee holds a remote meeting Monday evening, running from 7 to 10 p.m., according to the district calendar.Sudbury Public Schools
• Mon, Sep 28: Water district to flush dead-end mains Monday. The Sudbury Water District begins seasonal flushing of dead-end water mains Monday, part of a targeted maintenance approach meant to maximize efficiency and conserve water.Sudbury Water District
• Wed, Sep 30: Sudbury schools dismiss early Wednesday. Sudbury Public Schools have an early release day Wednesday, September 30, according to the district calendar.Sudbury Public Schools
• Wed, Sep 30: Chabad plans two more Sukkot family celebrations. Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury hosts a Kids in the Sukkah celebration with a barbecue, followed by a Sushi in the Sukkah adult gathering the next evening.Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury
• Fri, Oct 2, 7:00 p.m.: Free outdoor movie night returns to Meadow Walk. Meadow Walk plaza hosts a free outdoor screening of Disney's Zootopia Friday, October 2, with food, music and games starting at 5 p.m., Sudbury Weekly reports.Sudbury Weekly
• Sat, Oct 3: Wayside Inn hosts 5K race and Apple Fest. The Wayside Inn is holding its annual 5K road race and Apple Fest on Saturday, October 3, according to the inn's event calendar.The Wayside Inn
• Sun, Oct 4, 8:00 a.m.: Sudbury Valley Trustees to open accessible trail. Sudbury Valley Trustees celebrates the grand opening of its new All Persons' Trail at Wolbach Farm on Sunday, October 4, from 8 to 11 a.m., Sudbury Weekly reports.Sudbury Weekly

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