Sudbury Primary Turnout Hits 26.4 Percent With 3,837 Votes Cast
Sudbury voters cast 3,837 ballots in Tuesday's State Primary Election, a 26.4 percent turnout of the town's 14,542 registered voters, according to final results tabulated at Town Hall.
TOWN HALL
All six of Sudbury's precincts voted at Fairbank Community Center, 40 Fairbank Road, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., the Town Clerk's office reported. The final tabulation was completed at Town Hall after polls closed.
The Board of Health has set two flu clinics for October. A town-wide clinic runs Saturday, Oct. 3, from 9 a.m. to noon at Fairbank Community Center. A second clinic for Musketahquid residents follows Thursday, Oct. 8, from noon to 2 p.m.; residents can register online for a shot.
The town's Commission on Disability is also continuing its search for new members, a recruitment drive first announced last week.
SCHOOLS
Sudbury Public Schools' School Committee holds an executive session Wednesday, Sept. 2, the same day the district posted an updated enrollment projection dated Aug. 21. On the youth-activities front, TOPSoccer has opened fall registration and organizers are recruiting fifers and drummers for the district's fife and drum program. A Yoga Six studio is also slated to open near Sudbury families this early fall, per district news postings.
ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS
"Sen. Jamie Eldridge, Tim Shea Advance In Middlesex, Worcester Senate Race": both candidates secured their parties' nominations Tuesday, the same day Sudbury tallied its own primary results, setting up a November general-election contest for the Middlesex and Worcester Senate seat, per Sudbury Patch (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/sudbury/s/koww0/sen-jamie-eldridge-tim-shea-advance-in-middlesex-worcester-senate-race).
"Sudbury Opens Search For Conservation Land Manager": the town is hiring for a field-based role to help protect and maintain Sudbury's open spaces, according to Sudbury Patch (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/sudbury/sudbury-opens-search-conservation-land-manager).
"Sudbury's Award-Winning Ice Cream Shop Bolts for Bigger Wayland Digs": New City Microcreamery is closing its Sudbury location after four years and relocating to a larger space in Wayland Town Center, targeting a spring 2027 opening, Hoodline reports (read it at https://hoodline.com/2026/09/sudbury-s-award-winning-ice-cream-shop-bolts-for-bigger-wayland-digs/).
COMING UP
Sudbury Public Schools holds Kindergarten and PK Welcome Days Thursday and Friday, Sept. 3 and 4, ahead of a no-school day for staff Monday, Sept. 7. Kindergarten and preschool students report for their first day Tuesday, Sept. 8. Separately, a Jewish New Year Fair is listed on Sudbury Patch's community calendar for Sunday, Sept. 6.
Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.