Music, tradition, and celebration took center stage at Alvirne High School last weekend as the school’s annual Band Cabaret returned with a special theme: the “Diamond Jubilee,” marking 75 years of Alvirne. Add Post The long-running showcase featured three performances…
For the Alvirne-Milford High School hockey team, the final result may not have matched the goal, but the 2025-26 season will be remembered as one of the most historic in program history. The Admirals didn’t quite achieve the outcome they…
Students, families, and staff gathered at Alvirne High School on Friday evening, March 13, for a colorful and meaningful cultural celebration as the school hosted its annual Quinceañera Ball. The event, sponsored by the school’s Spanish Club and Spanish Honor…
The Alvirne High School Cheerleading team qualified for the NHIAA Winter State Championship by scoring in the top five of the Division I standings, scoring a 102.1 and placing them in third. The top five score put the team in…
Zoella Marippan takes a spill in the slick conditions at Benson Park during the annual Cardboard Sled competition. A number of contestants participated in the yearly event, but recent warming and overnight rain made for some messy conditions. See more…
The Friends of Benson Park held the annual cardboard sled races with the help of the Hudson Lions Club on Saturday, Jan. 10. Although the conditions weren’t ideal, a number of families gathered at the park after constructing and decorating…
After suffering two losses to end 2025, the Alvirne-Milford Admirals hockey team put those games behind them and opened the new year by rattling off three consecutive victories. Under the leadership of new head coach Kathy Griswold, the Admirals began…
The Alvirne High School Boys’ Basketball team began last week with a solid 67-63 win across the river at Nashua South High School, but then fell to the Portsmouth Clippers by a score of 76-65 on their home court to…
Dan Watt, of Raymond, enjoys some frozen exhilaration on Robinson Pond early Sunday afternoon. Recent snow and below freezing temperatures has provided local outdoor enthusiasts with the opportunity to enjoy some local recreation areas. Photo by Chris Paul
The Hudson Board of Selectmen have scheduled two public hearings in January to consider implementing a $20,000 cap on the assessed value exemption for solar energy systems. The proposed modification to the existing solar tax exemption has generated significant public…