Sudbury brief: Monday, September 21, 2026
A $2.775 million transaction topped Sudbury's latest round of deed transfers in a late-summer real estate roundup
A $2.775 million transaction topped Sudbury's latest round of deed transfers in a late-summer real estate roundup.
From Sudbury News
- Deeds show $2.775 million sale tops late-summer roundup. Sudbury property records for the period show a mix of residential sales across town, with one transaction standing out as the priciest of the late-summer stretch.Sudbury News
Today in Sudbury
- Haskell Field restrooms close, playground work set to begin. The Town of Sudbury closed Haskell Field's restroom facilities for repairs starting September 21, and playground installation at Smile Playground is expected to begin September 28 through October 5, closing the playground for three to four weeks.Town of Sudbury
- Haynes Elementary playground seeks $500,000 for critical repairs. Sudbury Weekly reports the playground surface at Josiah Haynes Elementary, built less than a decade ago, is failing, and the district has submitted a Community Preservation Act application seeking roughly $500,000 for repairs.Sudbury Weekly
- Camp Sewataro reports strong season amid property debate. Sudbury Weekly reports Camp Sewataro's management submitted an end-of-season report to Town Manager Sheehan and the Select Board, saying the eight-week summer session served 503 Sudbury campers as the town continues weighing the property's future.Sudbury Weekly
- Lincoln-Sudbury earns national banner for Unified Sports. Sudbury Weekly reports Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School received national recognition for its Unified Sports program pairing students with and without disabilities, an initiative Athletic Director Dan Lee launched after joining the district in 2023.Sudbury Weekly
- Fairbank Community Center expands fall programming. Sudbury Weekly reports the Fairbank Community Center is rolling out expanded fall programming, including a newly opened gym and multi-purpose space, part of the Select Board's goals for town facility use this year.Sudbury Weekly
- New wellness studio opens on Boston Post Road. Sudbury Patch reports Corrections Red Light, a Pembroke-based spa, opened its newest location Monday at 365 Boston Post Road, offering red-light therapy and services focused on wellness, recovery and performance.Sudbury Patch
Coming up
- Fri, Sep 25: Loring Elementary food pantry drive returns Sept 25. The Loring PTO's monthly Food Pantry Friday returns September 25, when Sudbury Public Schools families are asked to donate non-perishables or volunteer to help sort and box items for the Sudbury Food Pantry.Loring PTO
- Sat, Sep 26, 10:00 a.m.: Chabad of Sudbury holds Sukkot services this weekend. Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury hosts Kabbalat Shabbat with hors d'oeuvres in the sukkah Friday evening, followed by Shabbat and Sukkot services with a kiddush luncheon Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m.Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury
- Sat, Sep 26: Wayside Inn hosts Colonial Faire Sept 26. The Wayside Inn holds its Colonial Faire on Saturday, September 26, part of the historic Sudbury inn's fall lineup of public events on its 100-plus-acre grounds.The Wayside Inn
- Mon, Sep 28, 7:00 p.m.: School Committee meets remotely Monday, Sept 28. Sudbury Public Schools' School Committee holds a remote meeting Monday, September 28, from 7 to 10 p.m., the district's next regularly scheduled session.Sudbury Public Schools
- Sat, Oct 3: Sudbury Appraisal Day returns for second year. Sudbury Patch reports the Sudbury Historical Society's second annual 'Antiques Roadshow'-style event returns October 3 at the Spellman Museum, giving residents a chance to get items appraised.Sudbury Patch