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Holiday Village seeks food hall vendors

Sudbury's Select Board opens vendor applications for a fee-free winter Holiday Village food hall. Also in today's brief (12 items): Holiday Village seeks vendors for winter food hall; MCAS scores show Sudbury trending down with state; Sudbury DEI Commission co-sponsors safety conversati…

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Deeds show $2.775M sale tops summer

A $2.775 million transaction topped Sudbury's latest round of deed transfers in a late-summer real estate roundup. From our own coverage: Deeds show $2.775 million sale tops late-summer roundup. Also in today's brief (12 items): Haskell Field restrooms close, playground work set to begi…

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Sports

Sudbury sports roundup, Sept. 14 to Sept. 20

Sudbury sports news was quiet this week, with no reported Sudbury High School games. The main item was a Select Board announcement that the Sudbury Pan-Mass Challenge Kids Ride, open to children roughly ages 2 to 14, will be held Sunday, Sept. 20, at Curtis Middle School, with drivers a…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 14, 2026 through September 20, 2026

Two Sudbury-resident obituaries were published this week: Doty, Jane Gray, 93, who was raised in Acton and Weston and later resided in Sudbury and Stow, and died September 10; and Telfer, Barbara Koepp, 91, of Sudbury, who died September 17. Notices came via the Boston Globe (posted thr…

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Sudbury Deeds Show $2.775 Million Sale Topping Late-Summer Roundup

Sudbury recorded 20 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, with 14 sales carrying a listed price so far. Prices ranged from $678,950 to $2,775,000, with a median of $1,152,500. The period's top sale was a $2,775,000 transaction at 15 Blandford Dr, followed by a $2,400,000 sale at 38

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Sudbury Finance Committee Weighs Options To Close FY28 Budget Gap

Sudbury's Finance Committee began weighing options to close a projected fiscal 2028 budget gap this week. Assistant Town Manager and Finance Director Victor Garofalo walked members through mechanisms to avoid an override, drawing reactions from cautious support to open skepticism, accor…

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