The Hudson Zoning Board of Adjustment voted on Aug. 27 to approve two variances allowing construction of a duplex on Merrimack Street, paving the way for redevelopment of a long neglected property and marking another example of how the TR…
The Benson Park Advisory Committee met on Aug. 20 to discuss ways to improve public outreach about the historic buildings throughout Benson Park. Committee Chair Sue Clement said the recent centennial marker unveiling and walking tour offered a strong model…
The August meeting of the Hudson Conservation Commission included a detailed update on the town’s ongoing invasive species control efforts at Robinson Pond and Ottarnic Pond. The work is part of a multi-year strategy to manage nuisance vegetation and improve…
The Benson Park Advisory Committee continues to wrestle with longstanding obstacles as it works to move two major projects forward: remediation of the historic Hudson Train Station and final approval of its revised committee charter. At the August 20 meeting,…
The Hudson Conservation Commission met on August 10 to review its recent Trail Workday at the Tiger Road property and to begin discussing a formal name for the land. Commissioners said the latest work session made noticeable improvements to the…
Hudson celebrated another successful National Night Out on August 4 as families, students, and visitors from surrounding communities filled the grounds of Rodgers Memorial Library. With the Hudson Police Department serving as host and partner, the event once again blended…
At the latest meeting of Hudson’s Budget Committee, town officials spent considerable time discussing how several recently passed bills in Concord could affect Hudson’s upcoming budget season. With the town preparing to begin its budget work earlier than usual, members…
The Hudson Zoning Board of Adjustment needed only one case on July 23 to spark a detailed debate, as board members weighed a homeowner’s request to build a 16 by 30 foot shed at the end of a long Gibson…
Hudson’s Budget Committee is intentionally aiming to make the town’s default budget as “painful” as possible for the 2027-2028 fiscal year, a strategy officials say reflects rising costs the town isn’t contractually obligated to cover. The Committee met on July…
Benson Park may soon see stricter rules for large gatherings, after residents complained of unauthorized parties leaving overflowing trash, blaring music, and litter behind, including balloons and confetti that officials warn pose a risk to local wildlife. At its July…