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Select Board Proclaims 350th Anniversary of the Sudbury Fight

Sudbury marked 350 years since the 1676 Sudbury Fight with a Select Board proclamation this week. The July 15 proclamation, also covered by Sudbury Patch, recognized the clash as one of the most violent episodes in the town's history. Health officials meanwhile renewed warnings after mo…

Planning Board approves eight tree removals, defers 30 pending scenic-road site visit

SUDBURY — July 15, 2026 — Sudbury Planning Board approves eight tree removals along four scenic roads, holds 30 more for site visit. The board voted 4-1 July 15, with Chair Stephen Garvin dissenting, to let Eversource take down eight high-hazard trees along Concord Road, Plimpton Road, Candy Hill Road

Select Board Proclaims 350th Anniversary of Sudbury Fight

Sudbury marked the 350th anniversary of the Sudbury Fight this week as health officials warned of West Nile-positive mosquitoes nearby. The Select Board issued a formal proclamation recognizing the April 21, 1676 clash, the same day the Board of Health flagged that the state Department …

Sudbury Select Board votes 5-0 against fall town meeting, approves $7.7 million bond note

SUDBURY — July 14, 2026 — Sudbury Select Board rejects fall town meeting 5-0, approves $7.7M short-term borrowing. Chair Janie Dretler read the town's 2016 bylaw requiring an annual July hearing on whether to hold a fall town meeting; Town Manager Andy Sheehan confirmed no articles have

Sudbury Orders Flags Lowered, Opens CPC Grant Window

Sudbury lowered flags to half-staff Tuesday and opened its Community Preservation grant window on the same day. Governor Maura T. Healey ordered the move under a Presidential Proclamation marking the death of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, while the town's Community Preservation Committee…

Sudbury Conservation Commission approves removal of 16 Unisys monitoring wells

SUDBURY — July 13, 2026 — Sudbury Conservation Commission clears removal of 16 Unisys monitoring wells across town wetlands. The seven-member commission voted unanimously July 13 to issue a negative determination of applicability for RDA 26-12, allowing ERM Consulting to hand-decommission 16 groundwater monitoring wells around Davis Field, Barrel

Select Board proclaims 350th anniversary of Sudbury Fight

Sudbury marked a historic milestone and a public-health warning on the same day. The Select Board issued a proclamation recognizing the 350th anniversary of the Sudbury Fight, a story Patch also covered, while the town's Health Department warned that West Nile virus has been found in mo…

Sudbury Youth Soccer is inviting families to its first-ever Youth Soccer Night at Boston Legacy FC, while registration windows are closing for several youth soccer programs.

Sudbury Youth Soccer (SYSA) is promoting a first-ever Youth Soccer Night at Boston Legacy FC on Aug. 31, alongside open registration for its July/August summer camps and a closing Aug. 1 deadline for Fall 2026 Pre-K through 2nd grade sign-ups (the grades 3-8 deadline has already passed)…

Sudbury Median Sale Price Hits $1.24 Million as Upper-Tier Deals Dominate June

Sudbury recorded 20 property transfers between June 12 and July 11, 2026, with 12 carrying disclosed sale prices ranging from $690,000 to $2,499,000 and a median of $1,239,500. The month's standout transaction was 427 Concord Rd, which sold June 18 for $2,499,000 — the highest recorded …

Paving Project Set To Start Monday As Town Advances HVAC Design Plans

Sudbury's 2026 paving project starts Monday as town departments push forward on facilities and grant programs. Sunshine Paving begins the town's Annual Paving Project on July 13, while the Facilities office solicits HVAC design services for the Goodnow Library and DPW buildings. The Sud…

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