The Hudson Budget Committee met on September 2 to review recent legislative changes coming out of Concord, with much of the discussion focused on House Bill 1300, the new state law that will place property tax cap questions on local…
The Hudson Conservation Commission met on Sept. 17 to discuss the latest updates regarding 121 Wason Road, a property tied to the long-defunct Circumferential Road project. Civil Engineer Don Kirkland reported that the state is not expected to make the…
The Hudson Planning Board met on September 9 to review and vote on a proposed 12,000square foot multi-tenant retail building on Bockes Road, a project that has drawn sustained scrutiny from abutters and repeated questions from Board members over the…
The Hudson Planning Board met on September 9 to hear a lot line relocation request from Kristen Zisa, a homeowner on Saint Laurent Drive who has spent the past three years trying to resolve a longstanding property line issue with…
The September 10 Hudson Board of Selectmen meeting saw controversy during its public comments section as resident and former Selectman Dave Morin wanted to address current Selectman Heidi Jakoby’s alleged comments at the Board’s August 11 meeting. “It greatly disheartens…
The Hudson Budget Committee met for its September session to review preliminary school district financial documents and hear updates from Superintendent Dr. Daniel Moulis and Business Administrator Jenny Graves as the town prepares for the upcoming budget season. While the…
The Town of Hudson, the Nashua Regional Planning Commission (NRPC), and engineering partner Fuss & O’Neill held their first public outreach meeting on Aug. 22 to review proposed updates to Hudson’s land-use regulations. The session marked the beginning of a…
The Hudson Planning Board revisited the long running Meadows mixed-use proposal on Central Street during its Aug. 26 meeting, continuing its detailed review of the project’s traffic, environmental, and design changes. Engineer James Hayden of Verdantas opened the discussion by…
The August meeting of the Benson Park Advisory Committee focused heavily on the increasing use of smoke bombs in the park, an issue members say has become disruptive and potentially dangerous. “Apparently that’s the new thing now, using smoke bombs…
The Hudson Planning Board met on Aug. 26 to continue its review of a proposed automated car wash at the former Burger King site on Central Street, hearing updated details from Civil Engineer Jeff Merritt of Granite Engineering, LLC and…