For any resident of Sudbury, Wayland or Marlborough wishing to speak to their local representative, Carine Gentile's office hours are up.
Donate to those in need this MLK Day, as the Sudbury Democratic Town Committee is holding a food drive.
The library will hold writing workshops and book clubs for adults, study sessions for teens and story time for children.
Diane Bevan, a longtime resident of Sudbury, was picked to join the board of advisors at Greater Boston Food Bank.
Here's what's going on at the Sudbury Senior Center.
Giving Tuesday, which in 2024 falls on Dec. 3, is a day dedicated to supporting nonprofit and community groups.
A veterans appreciation luncheon, dance classes, and more are coming up.
The Sudbury Council on Aging has announced upcoming events for October and November.
The Sudbury Council on Aging has announced upcoming events for the fall.
The trap, neuter, vaccinate, release clinic will be in Puerto Rico next year and a local non-profit is accepting donations and volunteers.
One person was injured in an accident involving a tree trimming crane in Sudbury, according to reports.
From fitness classes to using Chat GPT, there's plenty going on at the Sudbury Senior Center.
The Sept. 5 event will feature addiction resources, and a memorial to Massachusetts residents who died of an overdose last year.
A portion of the 105 and 63-mile Bikes Not Bombs routes include a section in Sudbury for the Boston nonprofit's 37th event.
Wanting to give back to the community, Mike Lightner found a way to help local shelter dogs
The town's camp property opened to residents for swimming on June 29, and the season will continue through Labor Day.
The festival includes events and activities on or near the three major rivers in Middlesex and Worcester counties.
The all-ages event Wednesday will include a variety of trucks available to touch.
Trucks will be out spraying to control mosquito populations in Sudbury as EEE and West Nile arrive.
The One Mission Day Camp helps cancer survivors and patients meet, and embark on adventures.
Sudbury residents won't have to travel to Lake Cochituate or Walden Pond for a freshwater swimming fix this summer.
The $250,000 MassTrails grant is part of $12 million in funding pledged by state officials this month.
The logo will be the official symbol of the town's celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War.
This week's heat wave is forecast to peak Thursday with heat indices near 100 in the area.
Trucks will drive through some sections of Sudbury around sunset to control the adult mosquito population.
The Who Says I Can't Foundation wants to help a runner and two snowboarders achieve their athletic dreams.
The Kip Tiernan award recognizes someone who demonstrates greatness in philanthropic leadership.
This year's Sudbury Pride month celebration will happen at Curtis Middle School.
The play "Back To Life" reenacts a person's experience with a fentanyl overdose during a night of partying.
The Saturday event will allow residents to up close to public works operations, and meet DPW workers.
Carolyn Anderson died on April 18. She worked at the Goodnow Library for 24 years, including as the head of circulation.
Police e-bikes, a Drumlin Farm food program, the Boys & Girls' Club of Assabet Valley and more have been funded.
The Sudbury 250 Committee is marking the town's contributions to the revolution. The first step is designing a logo.
In a letter, residents from the Pine Lakes area of Sudbury describe their opposition to a Town Meeting article supporting the project.
Sudbury should receive some $405,000 in the coming years from settlements with opioid makers, distributors and pharmacies.
Proceeds from the sale of reusable Shaw's bags will benefit ChopChop Family, a Natick nonprofit
Even the smallest rescues can be pretty big. Sudbury firefighters responded to the situation Wednesday at a local elementary school.
From the Ice Age to the Space Age, a new walking and driving tour of Sudbury goes back 15,000 years.
Town officials are seeking an OK from the Historic Districts Commission to install the 21st Century devices at the 19th Century library.
A helicopter will be used soon to apply a bacterial insecticide that's toxic for mosquito larvae.