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1. Sudbury Company Given More Than $275K To Create 15 Jobs (patch.com) — Sudbury residents may be interested to learn that local medical equipment maker Gentuity LLC, based on North Road, has secured a $276,000 state tax incentive. In return, the company will create 15 new jobs in Milford as part of a broader Massachusetts Life Sciences Center initiative expected to generate more than 1,600 jobs statewide, underscoring Sudbury's role in the state's growing life sciences sector.
2. Sudbury, MA Conservation Commission — September 28, 2026 (meetingwatch.org) — Sudbury's Conservation Commission recently voted to conditionally approve a site plan, requiring a revised landscaping plan as part of the decision. Residents can review the linked minutes, reports, and meeting video to see exactly what was approved, how commissioners weighed environmental concerns, and what the changes could mean for nearby properties and open space.
3. State Police Celebrate National Forensic Science Week (town.news) — State police are building a new 200,000-square-foot crime lab in Marlborough that will replace existing facilities in Sudbury and Maynard, centralizing forensic work for Massachusetts. Officials marked a construction milestone during National Forensic Science Week and highlighted ongoing accreditation and career opportunities in forensic science for interested residents.
4. Wayland MA seniors have weekly equine therapy at BINA Farm in Sudbury (metrowestdailynews.com) — Sudbury residents may notice more Wayland seniors visiting BINA Farm for a new weekly equine therapy program that encourages connection, confidence, and socialization. Carriage House at Lee's Farm residents and their families can groom, feed, and eventually ride the horses, with staff highlighting benefits for older adults, including those living with dementia, through meaningful, low-stress farm interactions.
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