Sudbury recorded 20 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, but only six carried a sale price so far, ranging from $485,000 to $2,999,000 with a median of $1,432,500.
Finance panel debates property tax override as one-time budget fixes run dry. From our own coverage: Trevor Way conservation case comes to a close; School panel rethinks FY28 budget process after staffing gap.
Public forum resulted in commitments to revise draft Open Space Plan based on resident feedback on Davis Field, Liberty Ledge, and regulations.
Planning Board approved $1,246,152.49 initial bond for Bonnie Brook subdivision, $54,000 landscaping bond, and adopted new policies.
The Liberty Ledge-Sewataro Advisory Committee voted 6-0 to adopt final recommendations on Camp Sewataro's future management and property use.
Emergency water main break cuts service to homes on Maynard, Minebrook and Crescent.
Housing Authority voted to hire interim aide as Executive Director prepares to retire, and approved allowing accessory dwelling units at Liberty Ledge.
Sudbury's Select Board renewed SudburyTV's cable contract three years and opened a pointed debate over how specific the town's debt policy should be.
The Lincoln-Sudbury School Committee approved a $7,398 booster donation on October 6 to fund a Wi-Fi system covering most of the school's sports fields, part of a unanimously approved consent agenda.
This week's obituary roundup carries one notice for a Sudbury resident: DiModica, Kathryn F. "Kay" (Tangney), 84, who lived in Sudbury and Harwichport and died Saturday, October 3, 2026. She was the wife of the late Michael J. DiModica, Jr., who predeceased her in 2021, and the mother o…
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