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Sudbury Primary Turnout Hits 26.4 Percent With 3,837 Votes Cast

Sudbury tallied 3,837 primary votes Tuesday, a 26.4 percent turnout across the town's six precincts, according to the Town Clerk's office. All voting took place at Fairbank Community Center out of 14,542 registered voters, with final tabulation completed at Town Hall. The same day, stat…

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Sudbury Man Sentenced To 4 Years For $8 Million Embezzlement

A Sudbury man was sentenced to four years in federal prison for embezzling $8 million from two employers, per MetroWest Daily News. Sudbury Public Schools posted a new item titled "Have a Slice, Get Energy Advice!" on Aug. 31 as staff prepare for the Sept. 2 first day of classes for gra…

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Sudbury Cultural Council Seeks New Members Ahead Of School Year

Sudbury Public Schools is recruiting new members for the town's Cultural Council as the district finalizes its return-to-school lineup. The Sudbury Senior Center opens registration for September programs on Tuesday, September 1 for residents and Wednesday, September 2 for non-residents,…

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Sudbury Police Plan September E-Bike Safety Session

Sudbury police announced plans for a bicycle and e-bike safety presentation in September amid regional safety concerns. Massachusetts communities have reported a rise in e-bike crashes and unsafe riding, prompting the department to plan an educational session for residents, per Sudbury …

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Sudbury Schools Set Sept. 2 First Day For Grades 1-8

Sudbury Public Schools set Sept. 2 as the first day of classes for grades 1 through 8. Staff return for professional development Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, kindergarten and pre-K welcome days run Sept. 2 through 4, and kindergarten and pre-K students start Sept. 8, with no school Sept. 7. The…

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Sudbury Voters Have Through Thursday To Cast Early Primary Ballots

Sudbury voters have through Thursday to cast early primary ballots at Town Hall ahead of the Sept. 1 state primary. Gov. Maura Healey ordered flags lowered to half-staff at all state buildings this week in memory of entertainer Dolly Parton, per a Wednesday notice from the Sudbury Town …

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Sherman's Bridge To Close Friday For DPW Maintenance

Sherman's Bridge closes Friday for maintenance as Sudbury also detailed fall repairs at Haskell Field. The Department of Public Works said the bridge will be shut to traffic from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Friday, August 28, and urged drivers to seek an alternate route. Town officials also …

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Capital Improvement Panel Seeks New Member For Sudbury

Sudbury's Capital Improvement Advisory Committee is seeking a new member to help vet major town, school and Lincoln-Sudbury capital projects. The panel reviews proposals with a total cost above $100,000 in a single year, or over $200,000 across multiple years, the threshold that typical…

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Sudbury Cultural Council Recruits New Members Amid Fall Calendar Push

Sudbury's Cultural Council is recruiting new members as the Senior Center and schools finalize a busy return-to-fall calendar. The council, which reviews the town's state-funded local arts grants, posted its call for volunteers this month through the district's community notices page. S…

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