A proposal to privatize operations at Hudson’s transfer station could generate between $450,000 and $612,500 in annual revenue for the town, according to information presented to the Board of Selectmen during its most recent meeting. Hudson Director of Development Services…
The Hudson Community Food Pantry is expected to appear before the Hudson Zoning Board of Adjustment later this month as it continues to pursue plans to relocate to the former Recreation Center at 2 Oakwood St. The Hudson Board of…
With student enrollment continuing to decline and costs for health insurance and special education on the rise, the Hudson School District has unveiled a proposed $75.9 million budget for fiscal year 2027-28, representing a 2.3% increase over the current spending…
The Hudson School Board unanimously approved an overnight travel request for the Alvirne High School Sustainability Club and received an update on district communication efforts during its most recent meeting. “The Sustainability Club would like to attend an overnight field…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen unanimously approved a $339,000 grant during a special meeting, providing full reimbursement for expanded design work related to a regional water main project. The only agenda item at the special meeting was the Merrimack River…
The Hudson School Board approved several key agenda items during its most recent meeting, including the date for Alvirne High School’s 2027 graduation ceremony, a fundraising request for the boys soccer team, and the annual Washington, D.C., field trip for…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen unanimously approved moving forward with a grant application seeking up to $339,000 in funding for a regional water main project during its most recent meeting. Hudson Director of Development Services Elvis Dhima explained that the…
The Hudson School Board has begun shaping the FY2028 budget, agreeing this week to set a maximum increase of 3.5% as administrators continue developing early estimates for next year’s spending plan. The decision came after a detailed presentation from Business…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen received an in-depth update on the Town’s Tax Collector Department during its most recent meeting, with Tax Collector Christine Strout-Lizotte outlining how her office manages one of the busiest and most financially significant operations in…
Two schools in the Hudson School District have received Robotics Education Development Program grants from the New Hampshire Department of Education, giving both Alvirne High School and Hudson Memorial School new opportunities to expand hands-on STEM learning for students during…