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.
Sudbury's FY28 Budget Working Group met Wednesday to review a lower retirement assessment, certified free cash and two competing budget guidance options, as the town manager warned of a larger shortfall ahead.
Sherman's Bridge will close for 12 weeks starting November 9, forcing a lengthy detour. From our own coverage: Council on Aging revises senior survey amid OML questions; Water district maintenance set for Maynard Road.
The Transportation Committee says wheelchair accessible vehicles are now available through Go Sudbury!, the Sudbury-Wayland Boston Hospital Shuttle has ended, and Catch Connect will remain fare-free through June 2027. From our own coverage: Go Sudbury program adds wheelchair accessible rides.
The Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Committee weighed a three-year transportation bid after a member flagged an insurance-coverage gap in the draft contract, while another pushed for hard caps on how long some bus routes run.
Sudbury's Superintendent Search Working Group settled on the makeup of a 13- to 17-member screening committee that will vet candidates for the district's next superintendent, opening an application window and previewing a companion community survey.
Sudbury recorded 20 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, but only six carried a sale price so far, ranging from $485,000 to $2,999,000 with a median of $1,432,500.
Finance panel debates property tax override as one-time budget fixes run dry. From our own coverage: Trevor Way conservation case comes to a close; School panel rethinks FY28 budget process after staffing gap.
Emergency water main break cuts service to homes on Maynard, Minebrook and Crescent.
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