The Sudbury Historic Districts Commission reviewed draft design guidelines, assigned work to subgroups, and scheduled a follow-up meeting for December 15.
Town clerk details Nov. 3 election logistics. From our own coverage: Town clerk details Nov. 3 election logistics; Sherman's Bridge closure begins Nov. 9.
The committee elected new leadership and recommended two new members as two senior members prepare to depart in May.
Finance Committee finalizes FY27 budget pressures letter and adopts semi-annual financial reporting.
Sudbury sets early voting, mail ballot and registration deadlines ahead of the Nov. 3 election. From our own coverage: Town clerk sets Nov. 3 election deadlines; Sherman's Bridge closing Nov. 9 for 12 weeks.
One Sudbury-connected obituary was published this week: Matthews, Tyler James, 38, who according to his Legacy.com obituary grew up in Framingham and later in Sudbury before his death on October 8, 2026.
Lincoln-Sudbury's girls soccer team celebrated senior night in a home match against Weston, honoring eight seniors including captains Nina Fogale, Mikayla Dew and Kim Booth Bulat, with Sudbury Youth Soccer members assisting on the sidelines.
Twenty property transfers were recorded in Sudbury between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, though only six included a sale price in registry data so far; the rest are listed as price not yet available, which is typical for recently recorded deeds.
Sudbury's SMILE Playground reopened Friday after renovations adding new equipment and more accessible surfacing, the town said, while nearby Haskell Field restroom work continues with completion expected in early November.
Budget subcommittee reviewed FY28 preliminary budget with 6.03 percent growth and voted to defer student activity audit.
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