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Sunshine Paving To Begin Work On 12 Sudbury Roads Monday

Sunshine Paving is set to begin Sudbury's 2026 Annual Paving Project on a dozen town roads starting Monday, July 13, the town's Department of Public Works announced. The Parks and Recreation Commission also unveiled free FIFA World Cup watch parties at Fairbank Community Center for July…

Sudbury Sets July 13 Start For Annual Road Paving Project

Sudbury's Department of Public Works confirmed a dozen town roads will be repaved starting Monday, July 13, as Sunshine Paving crews begin the 2026 Annual Paving Project, a story also covered by Sudbury Patch. Meanwhile, the Sudbury Senior Center announced the Friends of the Sudbury Sen…

'We The People'-Themed July 4 Parade Marches Through Sudbury

Sudbury's "We the People"-themed Fourth of July parade steps off Saturday, capping a holiday weekend. The parade marks the culmination of the town's Independence Day festivities after Friday's opening of swimming access at Sewataro Camp and Conservation Area. With Town Hall, Sudbury Pub…

Sudbury kicks off Independence Day weekend with parade, Sewataro swim access

Sudbury's "We the People" Independence Day Parade steps off Saturday at 1 p.m. in a milestone 250th anniversary year. The town also opened the Camp Sewataro property for resident swimming Friday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with extended summer access hours on either side of the h…

Sudbury's July 4 Parade Set for Saturday With "We the People" Theme

Sudbury's Independence Day Parade kicks off Saturday at 1 p.m. under the theme "We the People." The town also released public swim times at Camp Sewataro for the July 4 holiday stretch — Thursday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. — and the Senior Center announced it will be closed Fri…

Sudbury Issues Extreme Heat Advisory, Transfer Station Closes July 4

Sudbury braces for dangerous heat and a holiday weekend as the town issues back-to-back public advisories. The Health Department posted an extreme heat safety alert Tuesday urging residents to stay hydrated and check on neighbors, while the Department of Public Works reminded residents …

Sudbury Home Sales Top $2.2M in Active June, With Median Near $1.4M

Sudbury recorded 19 property deeds between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with sale prices disclosed on 11 transactions; prices ranged from $570,000 to $2,200,000 and the median among disclosed sales was $1,361,000. The month's standout transaction was 348 Boston Post Rd., which sold for $2,200,000 —

Sudbury's SMILE Mass Wins FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund Grant

Sudbury nonprofit SMILE Mass lands a prestigious FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund grant, one of only 27 awarded worldwide. MetroWest Daily News reported the selection June 29, marking a significant international recognition for the Massachusetts organization. Closer to home, the town'…

Sudbury Youth Soccer opens fall registration and touts summer camp enrollment as two Lincoln-Sudbury ninth-graders compete at a national track meet.

Sudbury Youth Soccer Association is accepting fall 2026 registrations for Pre-K through 2nd grade players until August 1, with summer camps also open for enrollment and a Boston Legacy FC youth night scheduled for August 31. On the high school side, two Lincoln-Sudbury ninth-graders traveled to

Obituary notices, week of June 22, 2026 through June 28, 2026

One Sudbury obituary was published in the week of June 22–28, 2026: Mintz, Samuel Edward, age 96, of Sudbury, who died June 22, 2026. Services information was not listed in the posted obituary. The notice was handled by Stanetsky Memorial Chapels.

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