The Sudbury Chamber of Commerce is calling on the community to help recognize the town’s most outstanding contributors by submitting nominations for their 2026 Community Awards. The Chamber officially opened the nomination period this week, inviting all Sudbury residents and businesses to highlight local leaders whose civic, philanthropic, or professional efforts have significantly enhanced…

A community tradition is back this Halloween, drawing families from Sudbury and the surrounding region for a barrier-free night of spooky fun. Now in its fourth year, Sudbury’s Accessible Trick-or-Treat will take place on Saturday, October 31, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. along Meadowbrook Circle and Meadowbrook Road. What began in 2023 has…

The recently opened 7.6-mile Sudbury to Hudson segment of the Mass Central Rail Trail (MCRT) has been named a 2026 Public Works Project of the Year by the American Public Works Association (APWA). The national award recognizes excellence in project management and administration, highlighting the successful collaboration between state agencies, contractors, and design consultants. The…

Sudbury native and State Representative candidate Ravi Simon has secured an endorsement from U.S. Senator Ed Markey as the November 3 election approaches. For Simon, the campaign for the 13th Middlesex District is personal. He is a lifelong Sudbury resident who grew up in town, attended Sudbury Public Schools, and graduated from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional…

The SMILE playground at Sudbury's Haskell Field is officially under renovation as of October 6. The project, which was previously delayed due to material availability, includes added play equipment to the playground, new poured-in-place surfacing, and a comprehensive renovation to the bathrooms. The bathroom renovation closure began before the playground work, and the playground portion…

The Community Preservation Act (CPA) allows Sudbury residents, town boards, and community organizations to propose projects for funding across open space and recreation, historic preservation, and community housing. The Community Preservation Committee reviews applications and makes recommendations for which projects should proceed to Town Meeting. Their process heats up this time of year, as they…

After lengthy and respectful deliberation in their September 30 meeting, the Sudbury Park and Recreation Commission (PRC) voted 1 in favor and 4 opposed to supporting changes to the Community Preservation Act (CPA) legislation that would allow towns to use the funds for municipal sidewalks. The matter came up at the request of the…