Budget panel backs override avoidance approach
Today in Sudbury
- Budget panel backs override avoidance approach. Sudbury's Budget Working Group reviewed fresh modeling of the fiscal 2028 budget and signaled support for continuing to avoid a Proposition 2½ override, Sudbury Weekly reported.Sudbury Weekly
- Fire captain topped town's 2025 pay list. Fire Captain and Paramedic William Francis was Sudbury's highest-paid municipal employee in 2025, with police and fire personnel dominating the town's top earners, MetroWest Daily News reported.MetroWest Daily News
- Sudbury firm gets $275K state grant for 15 jobs. Medical device maker Gentuity LLC received more than $275,000 in state incentives tied to creating 15 jobs in Sudbury, Sudbury Patch reported.Sudbury Patch
- Lincoln-Sudbury ranked among state's top high schools. Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School landed among Massachusetts' top 25 public high schools in a new national ranking, Sudbury Patch reported.Sudbury Patch
- Water restored after King Philip Road main break. Sudbury Water District crews isolated and repaired a damaged water main on King Philip Road between Singletary Lane and Pokonoket Avenue on Sept. 26, restoring service by 2 p.m.Sudbury Water District
- Sudbury dad builds daily outdoor activity list. Sudbury dad Michael Oxton, co-founder of Night Shift Brewing, turned a stargazing walk into Outside Now, a free daily list of outdoor highlights like meteor showers and migrating birds, Sudbury Weekly reported.Sudbury Weekly
- Town seeks volunteers for accessible trick-or-treat. Sudbury's disability office is recruiting volunteers to help run this year's Accessible Trick-or-Treat event for children with disabilities and their families.Town of Sudbury
Coming up
- Tomorrow: Early release day for Sudbury schools Wednesday. Sudbury Public Schools dismiss early Wednesday, Sept. 30, the first of several early-release days this fall, with more scheduled Oct. 7 and Oct. 21.Sudbury Public Schools
- Tomorrow, 4:30 p.m.: Chabad Sudbury marks Sukkot with kids, adult events. Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury hosts a Sukkot Children's Celebration Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. and a Sushi in the Sukkah adult event Thursday at 7 p.m.Chabad Sudbury
- Thu, Oct 1: Fall program registration opens at Senior Center. Registration for October non-fitness programs at the Sudbury Senior Center opens to Sudbury residents Thursday, Oct. 1, and to non-residents Friday, Oct. 2; sign up by calling 978-443-3055.Sudbury Senior Center
- Sat, Oct 3: Wayside Inn hosts 5K run and Apple Fest. The Wayside Inn holds its Wayside 5K road race and an Apple Fest on its Sudbury grounds Saturday, Oct. 3.The Wayside Inn
- Sun, Oct 4: St. John Lutheran pumpkin patch opens Oct. 4. St. John Lutheran Church's pumpkin patch opens Oct. 4, with pumpkins for sale daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Oct. 31, Sudbury Weekly reported.Sudbury Weekly
- Tue, Oct 6: Housing Roundtable to explore water, infrastructure ties. The town holds a Housing Roundtable Oct. 6 for residents, local leaders and stakeholders to discuss Sudbury's housing needs and their link to water and infrastructure; Sudbury Patch also previewed the event.Town of Sudbury
- Thu, Oct 15: Vigil planned to support domestic violence survivors. A Shine a Light Vigil at the United Methodist Church on Oct. 15 will honor domestic violence victims, recognize survivors and promote prevention, MetroWest Daily News reported.MetroWest Daily News
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