Planning Board approves 54 Boston Post Road solar. From our own coverage: Planning Board approves 54 Boston Post Road solar; Liberty Ledge advisory panel wraps up final report.
Sudbury's Transportation Committee advances a free Catch Connect ride service expansion into Maynard and part of Framingham. From our own coverage: Planning Board weighs solar array, subdivision delay; Transportation panel advances Catch Connect expansion.
Sudbury Finance Committee says the town's FY28 budget gap has narrowed to $289,000. From our own coverage: Ag Commission maps farmland fund options; Liberty Ledge panel finishes draft report Oct. 29.
Sudbury's school budget subcommittee reviewed a draft FY28 budget carrying a 6 percent increase. From our own coverage: Sudbury ag panel maps plan for farmland fund; Panel flags permit timing in Liberty Ledge draft report.
Screening panel working group narrows 17-seat roster. From our own coverage: Screening panel working group narrows 17-seat roster; Weekly obituary notices list one Sudbury connection.
Town clerk details Nov. 3 election logistics. From our own coverage: Town clerk details Nov. 3 election logistics; Sherman's Bridge closure begins Nov. 9.
Sudbury sets early voting, mail ballot and registration deadlines ahead of the Nov. 3 election. From our own coverage: Town clerk sets Nov. 3 election deadlines; Sherman's Bridge closing Nov. 9 for 12 weeks.
Twenty property transfers were recorded in Sudbury between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, though only six included a sale price in registry data so far; the rest are listed as price not yet available, which is typical for recently recorded deeds.
Sudbury's SMILE Playground reopened Friday after renovations adding new equipment and more accessible surfacing, the town said, while nearby Haskell Field restroom work continues with completion expected in early November.
Sudbury's Community Preservation Committee elected new leadership and opened review of 13 grant requests for its fiscal 2028 cycle, including a proposal to tap preservation funds for walkways connecting recreational areas that drew sharp pushback over whether it even qualifies.
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