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Sudbury Mourns Boy Killed By Falling Tree At Wayland Camp

Sudbury officials mourned an 8-year-old boy who died after a tree fell at a Wayland summer camp Tuesday. The Select Board and Town Manager's office extended condolences to the family this week, after WCVB reported "Camper dies after being hit by falling tree at Mass. summer camp," ident…

Sudbury Housing Trust Releases 2025 Housing Production Plan

Sudbury Housing Trust released its 2025 Housing Production Plan this week, mapping a path for affordable housing under state law. The plan, posted to the town website August 17, satisfies Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 40B requirements and is meant to give Sudbury more control over …

Sudbury 2026 Paving Project Moves Forward Across Town

Sudbury's 2026 paving project is underway across town, with contractor Sunshine Paving resurfacing roads under the Department of Public Works program. The town's public health office also opened registration for fall flu clinics, including a senior clinic set for Wednesday, Sept. 23, at…

Sudbury Home Sales Top $2.3 Million as July Market Closes With 20 Recorded Deeds

Sudbury recorded 20 property transfers between July 17 and Aug. 15, with disclosed prices ranging from $470,000 to $2,299,000 and a median of $1,137,500. The month's top sale was 71 Cudworth Lane at $2,299,000, followed closely by 15 Ronald Road at $2,075,000 and 24 Thornberry Lane at $2,072,500.

Mosquito Spraying Planned For Sudbury Next Week

Sudbury Patch reports another round of mosquito spraying is planned for town next week as officials continue controlling local populations. The Sudbury School Committee meets remotely Monday, Aug. 17, from 7 to 10 p.m. as the district finalizes back-to-school preparations ahead of the S…