After eight years as director of the Rodgers Memorial Library, Linda Pilla’s final day on the job was anything but an ordinary day at work. On Friday, Sept. 25, the library became the site of an all-day celebration as friends,…
At the Sept. 14 meeting of the Conservation Commission, members reviewed its finances with the start of budget season, uncovering an unexpected discovery while researching past land acquisitions and a long-standing cash flow account. “You guys bought land off of…
The Hudson School Board has begun shaping the FY2028 budget, agreeing this week to set a maximum increase of 3.5% as administrators continue developing early estimates for next year’s spending plan. The decision came after a detailed presentation from Business…
The Benson Park Advisory Committee met on Sept. 17 to review the results of a busy summer season, including the Family Fun and Centennial Celebration Day held on Sept. 12. Committee Chair Sue Clement said the event was a major…
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…
Hudson voters turned out steadily for the September 8 state primary, casting a combined 3,817 ballots across the Republican and Democratic contests, according to unofficial results submitted to the Secretary of State on election night. The tallies show strong participation…
Two schools in the Hudson School District have received Robotics Education Development Program grants from the New Hampshire Department of Education, giving both Alvirne High School and Hudson Memorial School new opportunities to expand hands-on STEM learning for students during…
The Londonderry Fire Department will be taking the Litchfield for ambulance and dispatch services beginning on Jan. 1, 2027, after the Town Council agreed to begin the process of signing a contract with Litchfield, a contract currently held with Hudson.…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen has taken a major step toward advancing long planned roadway improvements along Lowell Road and County Road, voting unanimously to authorize the purchase of key right-of-way and temporary easements needed to move the project into…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen spent part of its most recent meeting discussing a proposal that could give the Hudson Community Food Pantry a new permanent home, following news that the organization’s current building is being sold. With the pantry…