L-S panel takes up bus contract, insurance gap

From Sudbury News

• L-S panel takes up bus contract, insurance gap. The Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Committee weighed a three-year transportation bid after a member flagged an insurance-coverage gap in the draft contract, while another pushed for hard caps on how long some bus routes run.Sudbury News
• Go Sudbury program adds wheelchair accessible rides. The Sudbury Transportation Committee announced wheelchair accessible vehicles are now available through the Go Sudbury! program, while the Sudbury-Wayland Boston Hospital Shuttle has ended and Catch Connect will stay fare-free through June 2027.Sudbury News

Happening Tue, Oct 20

• 7:00 p.m.: Preschool information night set for Tuesday. Sudbury Public Schools will hold a Preschool Information Night Tuesday, Oct. 20, from 7 to 8 p.m. for families considering the district's early childhood programs.Sudbury Public Schools

Sudbury on Mon, Oct 19

• Sustainable Sudbury honors longtime committee chair. Sustainable Sudbury presented its Jane Coddington Award to Rami Alwan on Oct. 15, crediting his more than 15 years chairing the town's Energy and Sustainability Committee for projects including the transfer station's solar array.Sustainable Sudbury
• Church volunteers assemble 360 care bags for inmates. First Parish of Sudbury hosted 27 volunteers, including 15 from the congregation, who assembled 360 holiday care bags for men and women incarcerated in Massachusetts with Concord Prison Outreach on Oct. 17.First Parish of Sudbury
• School committee adopts 2027-28 calendar, adds holidays. The Sudbury School Committee voted 3-0-2 Monday to adopt a revised 2027-2028 calendar that adds Eid and Diwali as recognized school holidays, extending the year by two days, Sudbury Weekly reported.Sudbury Weekly
• Town seeks head lifeguard for Atkinson Pool. Sudbury is seeking a head lifeguard to monitor swimmers, enforce pool rules, perform rescues and assist with water-quality testing at Atkinson Pool, Sudbury Patch reports.Sudbury Patch
• Children's store nears reopening. Learning Express of Sudbury is preparing to reopen after closing more than a year ago, Sudbury Patch reports.Sudbury Patch
• LGBTQ+ PAC plans November Friendsgiving event. Sudbury's SPS LGBTQ+ PAC, Sudbury PRIDE and Congregation Beth El are planning a potluck-style Friendsgiving celebration in November, Sudbury Weekly reports.Sudbury Weekly

Coming up

• Wed, Oct 21: Early release day scheduled Wednesday. Sudbury Public Schools will dismiss students early on Wednesday, Oct. 21, for a planned early-release day.Sudbury Public Schools
• Sat, Oct 24, 12:00 p.m.: Outdoor food distribution set for Saturday. Presbyterian Church in Sudbury will hold its Outdoor Church Food Distribution from noon to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 24.Presbyterian Church in Sudbury
• Sat, Oct 24, 10:00 a.m.: Pumpkin Walk returns to Sudbury Valley trail. The Loring PTO's annual Pumpkin Walk runs Saturday, Oct. 24 and Sunday, Oct. 25, along a Sudbury Valley Trustees trail; $10 family tickets support the fifth-grade class fund, and buyers should purchase by Oct. 23 for a trail map.Loring PTO
• Sun, Oct 25, 11:30 a.m.: Trunk or Treat set for Sunday. Sudbury United Methodist Church will host its Trunk or Treat event at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 25, at 251 Old Sudbury Road.Sudbury United Methodist Church

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