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• Missing budget records concern SPS school committee. Acting business and human resources director Buck Creel told Sudbury's School Committee on September 28 that he has virtually no access to budget documents, amid friction over goals and a superintendent search, Sudbury Weekly reported.Sudbury Weekly
• Community Preservation Committee reviews FY28 project bids. Sudbury's Community Preservation Committee is now weighing applications submitted for fiscal 2028 Community Preservation Act funding, with materials available for public review at Town Hall during business hours; Sudbury Weekly previewed the project list.Town of Sudbury
• Park and Rec opposes changing CPA funding law. The Sudbury Park and Recreation Commission voted 4 to 1 against supporting proposed changes to state Community Preservation Act law that would let towns use the funds for municipal sidewalks, Sudbury Weekly reported.Sudbury Weekly
• State election scheduled for November 3. Sudbury's state election is Tuesday, November 3, with polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Fairbank Community Center; early voting runs October 17 through October 30.Town of Sudbury
• State Rep. Gentile named worker ownership champion. State Rep. Carmine Gentile of Sudbury was honored as a Worker Ownership Champion at a national cooperative conference recognizing efforts to advance employee ownership in Massachusetts, MetroWest Daily News reported.MetroWest Daily News
• Sudbury school ranked among state's best. A Sudbury school offering a broad curriculum was named to a new ranking of Massachusetts' best public high schools, Sudbury Patch reported.Sudbury Patch
• Veterans community meal planned for October 29. The town's Veterans Services office will host a free community meal for veterans Thursday, October 29, at American Legion Post 676 on Boston Post Road.Town of Sudbury
• Volunteers sought for accessible trick-or-treat event. Sudbury's Disability Commission is seeking volunteers to help run the town's Accessible Trick-or-Treat event and is asking interested residents to sign up now.Town of Sudbury
• Senior Center October program sign-ups open today. Sudbury Senior Center registration for October's non-fitness programs and activities opens for residents Thursday, October 1, and for non-residents Friday, October 2, by phone or email.Sudbury Senior Center
• Loring families donate 32 boxes to food pantry. Loring Elementary families contributed 32 boxes of food during the latest Food Pantry Friday, helping restock the storage container that serves Sudbury's elementary schools, the Loring PTO said.Loring PTO

Coming up

• Fri, Oct 2, 6:15 p.m.: Chabad marks Shemini Atzeret, Simchat Torah this weekend. Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury holds Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah services and celebrations Friday through Sunday, October 2 to 4, starting with a Kabbalat Shabbat celebration Friday evening.Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury
• Sat, Oct 3: Early bird deadline for school pictures is Saturday. Families have through Saturday, October 3, to order Loring Elementary school pictures at the early-bird discount with free shipping before prices increase, the PTO said.Loring PTO
• Sat, Oct 3: Wayside Inn hosts 5K and Apple Fest Saturday. The Wayside Inn holds its annual Wayside 5K road race and Apple Fest Saturday, October 3, on its Sudbury grounds.The Wayside Inn
• Tue, Oct 6: Housing roundtable set for October 6. The town's Housing Roundtable returns October 6 for a conversation on housing, water and infrastructure in Sudbury; Sudbury Patch and Sudbury Weekly also previewed the session.Town of Sudbury
• Wed, Oct 7: Early release day set for Sudbury schools Oct. 7. Sudbury Public Schools will dismiss students early districtwide on Wednesday, October 7.Sudbury Public Schools
• Thu, Oct 8, 7:00 p.m.: Sewataro draft plan input session set for Oct. 8. The town holds a presentation and input session on draft recommendations for Liberty Ledge and Camp Sewataro Thursday, October 8, at the Fairbank Community Center and via Zoom.Town of Sudbury
• Thu, Oct 8: Loring picture retake day is October 8. Students who need retakes can have Loring Elementary school pictures redone Thursday, October 8; families must confirm participation through SchoolyPics to avoid walk-up delays, the PTO said.Loring PTO
• Fri, Oct 9: LS and Wayland team up for Purple Out game. Lincoln-Sudbury hosts Wayland for their annual football rivalry Friday, October 9, with both schools joining for a Purple Out fundraiser, Sudbury Weekly reported.Sudbury Weekly

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