Sudbury Police Plan September E-Bike Safety Session

SUDBURY — Sudbury police are organizing a bicycle and e-bike safety presentation for residents this fall, a step that comes as communities across Massachusetts report a rise in e-bike crashes and risky riding, according to Sudbury Patch.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

"Sudbury Police To Host Bicycle, E-Bike Safety Presentation Amid Safety Concerns" — per Sudbury Patch, officers are organizing an educational session on safe bicycling and e-bike use for September, responding to a statewide rise in e-bike-related crashes and unsafe riding. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/sudbury/sudbury-police-host-bicycle-e-bike-safety-presentation-amid-safety-concerns)

"With seven college-bound athletes, Lincoln-Sudbury field hockey aims for a 'legacy team'" — The Boston Globe reports the Warriors return a senior-heavy roster this fall, though the paper notes the team's success will hinge on how quickly the group gels once the season starts. (read it at https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/08/28/sports/lincoln-sudbury-field-hockey/)

"Sukkot & Harvest Festival at Congregation Beth El" — JewishBoston's listing notes the Sudbury River Valley congregation, based in Sudbury, will host a Sukkot and harvest celebration open to the community this fall. (read it at https://www.jewishboston.com/events/sukkot-harvest-festival-at-congregation-beth-el/)

COMING UP

The Sudbury Senior Center opens registration for its September program lineup, "The Sudbury Scene," to Sudbury residents on Tuesday, Sept. 1, and to non-residents on Wednesday, Sept. 2; residents can sign up by phone at (978) 443-3055 or by email. Sudbury Public Schools also open the year for grades 1-8 on Wednesday, Sept. 2, with kindergarten and pre-K welcome days running Sept. 2-4 and no school scheduled Monday, Sept. 7.

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.