Sudbury Morning Brief, Oct. 21: Sherman's Bridge closing for 12 weeks

From Sudbury News

• Council on Aging revises senior survey amid OML questions Sudbury's Council on Aging reworked a senior needs survey bound for roughly 4,500 residents while sorting out Open Meeting Law questions raised by an absent member's email to the Select Board liaison.Sudbury News
• Water district maintenance set for Maynard Road The Sudbury Water District performed scheduled utility maintenance at 98 Maynard Road on Oct. 21, with no impact expected to water service and the road remaining open to traffic.Sudbury News
• SMILE Playground reopens Friday after renovation The SMILE Playground at Haskell Field will reopen Friday, Oct. 23, while the nearby restroom renovation continues, with completion expected in early November.Sudbury News
• Property tax payments due November 2 The Town of Sudbury's Collector/Treasurer announced that FY27 second-quarter real estate and personal property taxes are due Nov. 2, payable online, by mail or at a drop box outside the Flynn Building.Sudbury News

Happening Thu, Oct 22

• 7:00 p.m.: School Committee meets Thursday night The Sudbury Public Schools School Committee meets Thursday, Oct. 22, at 7 p.m., according to its posted notice and agenda.Sudbury Public Schools

Sudbury on Wed, Oct 21

• Town seeks bids for Nixon fire alarm project Sudbury's Facilities Department issued an invitation for bids for fire alarm work, including associated electrical and architectural work, at Nixon Elementary School, with work to begin upon contract execution.Town of Sudbury
• Sherman's Bridge to close 12 weeks starting Nov. 9 Sherman's Bridge in Sudbury will close for 12 weeks beginning Nov. 9, with construction updates and detour information posted on the town's website.The Wayland Post
• HOPEsudbury launches holiday assistance program HOPEsudbury announced its Hope for the Holidays program for Sudbury families, Sudbury Public Schools said Oct. 20.Sudbury Public Schools
• LS Youth Wrestling opens winter registration Lincoln-Sudbury Youth Wrestling has opened registration for its winter season, Sudbury Public Schools announced Oct. 21.Sudbury Public Schools
• Sudbury children's store nears reopening Sudbury Patch reports a children's store in town is preparing to open again after closing more than a year ago.Sudbury Patch
• Patch profiles state rep candidate Ravi Simon Sudbury Patch profiled Ravi Simon, who is running for the 13th Middlesex District state representative seat.Sudbury Patch

Coming up

• Fri, Oct 23: Budget subcommittee meets Friday The Sudbury Public Schools Budget Subcommittee will meet Friday, Oct. 23, according to its posted agenda.Sudbury Public Schools
• Fri, Oct 23: Wayside Inn hosts Jerusha's Halloween Ball The Wayside Inn will host Jerusha's Halloween Ball on Friday, Oct. 23, as part of its fall events lineup.The Wayside Inn
• Fri, Oct 23, 7:00 p.m.: Concord-Carlisle visits Lincoln-Sudbury football Lincoln-Sudbury hosts Concord-Carlisle in a conference football game Friday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m., MaxPreps reports.MaxPreps
• Sat, Oct 24, 10:00 a.m.: Pumpkin Walk returns to Sudbury trails The Loring PTO's annual Pumpkin Walk runs Saturday, Oct. 24, from 10 a.m. to dusk, and Sunday, Oct. 25, from dawn to 3 p.m., along a Sudbury Valley Trustees trail, with ten dollar family tickets supporting the fifth grade class fund.Loring PTO
• Mon, Oct 26: Senior Center fitness registration opens Monday Sudbury residents may begin registering for Fall 2 fitness classes at the Senior Center starting Monday, Oct. 26, with nonresidents able to register Oct. 27; classes begin in November.Sudbury Senior Center

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