Pedestrian upgrades planned near Goodnow Library
From Sudbury News
- Sudbury home prices hold above $1.1 million. Sudbury News took a fresh look at the local real estate market using late-summer sales data, examining what is keeping prices above the seven-figure mark as listings and buyer competition shift heading into fall.Sudbury News
Today in Sudbury
- Pedestrian improvements planned near Goodnow Library. Sudbury Patch reports the town is planning sidewalk and crossing improvements near Goodnow Library, with the project estimated to cost more than $100,000.Sudbury Patch
- Schools' LGBTQ+ PAC announces October programming. Sudbury Public Schools' LGBTQ+ Parent Advisory Council posted its lineup of October programs, continuing the group's regular family and community outreach.Sudbury Public Schools
- Reader praises Senior Center's flu clinic. A Sudbury Weekly letter thanked the town's Health Department and staffer Vivian Zeng for running a smooth, well-organized flu clinic at the Senior Center on September 23.Sudbury Weekly
Coming up
- Tomorrow: Water district flushes dead-end mains this week. The Sudbury Water District begins seasonal flushing of dead-end water mains Monday, targeted maintenance that can temporarily discolor tap water near those lines.Sudbury Water District
- Tomorrow, 7 p.m.: School Committee holds remote meeting tonight. The Sudbury School Committee meets remotely Monday at 7 p.m., working from a newly posted agenda covering current district business.Sudbury Public Schools
- Tue, Sep 29: L-S freshman soccer, field hockey play Tuesday. Lincoln-Sudbury's freshman teams are in action Tuesday, with soccer hosting Newton North and field hockey facing Newton South, according to MaxPreps schedules.MaxPreps
- Wed, Sep 30: Sudbury schools dismiss early Wednesday. Sudbury Public Schools have an early release day Wednesday, September 30, with elementary and middle schools letting out ahead of the regular schedule.Sudbury Public Schools
- Wed, Sep 30, 4:30 p.m.: Chabad hosts kids' Sukkot celebration Wednesday. Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury hosts a kid-friendly Sukkot celebration and barbecue Wednesday, September 30, from 4:30 to 6 p.m.Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury
- Wed, Sep 30, 7:30 p.m.: CTEEN holds Sukkot kickoff for teens. Chabad's CTEEN Sudbury teen program holds its Sukkot kickoff event Wednesday, September 30, at 7:30 p.m.Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury
- Thu, Oct 1: Chabad plans sushi dinner in the sukkah. Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury hosts a Sushi and Soup in the Sukkah gathering Thursday, October 1, part of its Sukkot programming for adults.Chabad Jewish Center of Sudbury
- Thu, Oct 1: Senior Center opens October program signups. The Sudbury Senior Center opens registration for October non-fitness programs to residents Thursday, October 1, with non-residents able to sign up the following day.Sudbury Senior Center
- Thu, Oct 1: Loring's online book fair ends Thursday. Loring School's online Scholastic Book Fair remains open through October 1, with 25 percent of sales returning to the PTO.Loring PTO
- Sat, Oct 3: Wayside Inn hosts 5k run Saturday. The Wayside Inn holds its Wayside 5k race Saturday, October 3, on the historic inn's grounds in Sudbury.The Wayside Inn
- Sat, Oct 3: Wayside Inn holds Apple Fest Saturday. The Wayside Inn celebrates its annual Apple Fest Saturday, October 3, alongside the Wayside 5k on the same day.The Wayside Inn
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