The Cemetery Trustees of Hudson held their latest quarterly meeting on Aug. 20 to review their limited $5,050 budget and how that constraint would impact their strategy for maintaining Hudson’s six town-owned cemeteries, beginning with repair work at Blodgett Cemetery.“There’s…
Professor Rem Moll from the University of New Hampshire was a special guest at the August meeting of the Hudson Conservation Commission to present a project on a UNH Wildlife Monitoring camera initiative underway in the area.“When we started, we…
The August meeting of the Hudson Budget Committee saw a response to their June requests to the School Board for more detailed information on school spending. School Board Liaison Daniel Kilgour read a memo from Superintendent Dan Moulis.“End of year…
The Hudson Budget Committee met on August 6 to hear a presentation from Town Administrator Roy Sorenson on 2025 revenues and expenditures.“I want to make sure everyone understands this is unaudited at this,” warned Sorenson. “The general has come in,…
“It’s a work in progress,” reported Commissioner Chris Cameron, who was building a “trail spreadsheet” as part of the effort. “I put the Pelham trail challenge they did for their town and modeled it after that.Pelham’s event, the Trail Hike…
The Hudson Zoning Board of Adjustment met on June 26 to address a deferred equitable waiver request to complete a partially finished metal garage on Fairway Drive.In the past, the garage received considerable opposition from neighbors due to its size…
The July meeting of the Hudson Planning Board saw slowed progress on the ongoing project to renovate Town Hall. According to Town Engineer Elvis Dhima, the Board of Selectmen encountered several roadblocks in attempting to maintain key services during the…
The Hudson Planning Board met on June 25 and discussed a proposal for an accessory garage at 140 Old Derry Road. Civil engineer Alex Giuffrida from Hayner/Swanson, Inc. attended the meeting to present the case for the 1,344-square-foot garage on…
The latest meeting of the Benson Park Advisory Committee saw its members address a possible act of vandalism and trespassing at the old train station.“We had a break-in at the train station!” said Committee Chair Jack Madden, who outlined how…
The May meeting of the Budget Committee saw a presentation from Town Administrator Roy Sorenson regarding the town’s affiliation with Municipal Resources, Inc. (MRI).“They’re a private company that supports local governments for things like recruiting, hiring, training, and things of…