The April meeting of the Hudson Conservation Commission focused heavily on spring trail maintenance and long-term land preservation efforts, with members outlining new work at the Musquash Conservation Area and discussing potential acquisitions of state-owned land. Vice-Chair Ken Dickinson said…
The Rodgers Memorial Library Board of Trustees met on April 15 to review ongoing work at the historic Hills Memorial Library building, where staff have been clearing out remaining materials following a heating system failure in March. Library Director Linda…
The Hudson Conservation Commission met on April 13 to review a conditional use permit request from Sam Foisie of Meridian Land Services for a proposed seven-lot subdivision on LeClaire Drive. “Of those seven lots, six of them are new, and…
The Hudson Planning Board met on April 8 to hear a detailed presentation from Keith Curran of Bohler Engineering on a proposed Restaurant Depot facility on Lowell Road. The project, which would add a 50,000 square foot wholesale food service…
After a long and snowy winter, Hudson’s Cemetery Board of Trustees held its first meeting of 2026, welcoming back a familiar face. Mel Gannon returned to the Board following her recent election, resuming a role she previously held. “She’s our…
With spring finally arriving, the Benson Park Advisory Committee is preparing to welcome volunteers back for another season of community clean-ups. During its March meeting, the Committee finalized dates for seven Volunteer Clean-Up Days in 2026: April 18, May 16,…
The Hudson Sustainability Advisory Committee opened its March 23 meeting with a familiar goal, strengthening ties between the town and its students. This month’s meeting welcomed Phoenix Adkins, a representative from the Alvirne High School Sustainability Club, continuing the Committee’s…
The Hudson Planning Board met on March 25 to continue its review of a proposed 12,000 square-foot multi-tenant commercial building on Bockes Road, a project that has drawn sustained scrutiny from both abutters and Board members. “We got feedback from…
The long running saga of the Circumferential Highway may finally be coming to an end. After decades of debate, shifting plans, and stalled progress, the New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) returned to Hudson last week to outline its intention…
The Hudson Planning Board signaled its intent to undertake one of the most comprehensive updates to the town’s zoning and land use regulations in years, following a presentation on March 25 from Director of Development Services Elvis Dhima. The effort…