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…
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 March meeting of the Benson Park Advisory Committee saw members plan for several events as the weather continues to warm with the start of spring, including a possible concert following a proposal from Hudson resident Michael Seckla. “I’m the…
The Benson Park Advisory Committee met on March 19 with a full agenda, but one item in particular set an optimistic tone for the evening: the successful passage of Warrant Article 14, a measure aimed at clarifying and strengthening the…
The Route 102 Sidewalk Project officially began accepting Request for Proposal (RFP) bids following the overwhelming approval of Warrant Article 8 at Hudson’s March 10 town election. According to town officials, the project will consist of “approximately 2,400 linear feet…
The Hudson Conservation Commission met on March 9 to discuss several challenges affecting both ongoing trail maintenance and the review of The Meadows, a large mixed-use development proposed for Central Street. With late season snow still covering much of the…