The Rodgers Memorial Library Board of Trustees met on January 17 to look into equipment upgrades for their community room.“Our projector is quite old,” said Library Director, Linda Pilla, who hosted a visit from Northeast Digital Integration to give the…
The Planning Board reviewed the last of its warrant articles for the upcoming election at its Jan. 24 meeting, removing the article that would limit residents from storing too many unregistered vehicles.First one for public hearing was “Warrant Article 34…
During the Jan. 22 School Board meeting, one of the agenda items was deciding on whether or not the School Board would support a warrant article that would change the date of voting in the town moving forward.The petitioned warrant…
Possible funding for the study of a long-delayed circumferential highway was the contentious topic at the Budget Committee’s most recent public hearing.If approved, the town would spend $200,075 on engineering design and feasibility studies, about 20% of the total cost,…
The School Board had its second reading for a policy change regarding public comment during its Jan. 8 meeting.The biggest change is tabling any of the unused time for public comments until the end of the meeting, which is based…
The School Board heard a presentation regarding the Palmer Career and Technical Education Center at Alvirne High School, and specifically the CTE ambassadors’ program during its Jan. 8 meeting.Career Development Coordinator, Rich Paiva, explained that they have had some questions…
The Hudson Committee came together on Jan. 3 to discuss what Chairman, Norm Martin, called their “final wrap-up night” before public hearings on the 2025 budget and the deliberative session.“The current operating [school] budget is $67,533,361,” said Martin, with updated…
The Board of Selectmen were presented with a citizen petition warrant article, which would ask voters if they support changing a Town Administrator to a Town Manager during its Jan. 9 meeting.It was explained by Town Administrator, Steve Malizia, that…
During a Public Hearing of the Transportation Chapter of the Hudson Master Plan, at the Wednesday, Jan. 10, Planning Board meeting, members voted to adopt the document with minor changes made.Members and the planning department have been working on the…
The first significant snow storm moved through Southern New Hampshire on Saturday night and throughout Sunday blanketing Hudson with just over a foot of snow. Pictured is a scene at the Swan Pond at Benson Park early Monday morning. Photo…