The Hudson Planning Board held a public hearing on Jan. 7 to discuss several proposed warrant articles that would amend the zoning code. One of the most debated proposals was Amendment 4, which would add “Data Centers” as a permitted…
The Benson Park Advisory Committee met on Dec. 18 to discuss the structure of a proposed warrant article aimed at clarifying the scope of the Benson Park Capital Reserve Fund. With debate over next year’s budget already underway, committee members…
The Rodgers Memorial Library Board of Trustees met on Dec. 17 to review the success of their teen, tween, and children’s programming. Library Director Linda Pilla highlighted the popularity of “a dinosaur-themed Dinovember” event. “We had dino-chess, dino story time,…
The Hudson School Board reviewed a draft version of next year’s school calendar during its most recent meeting. Under the draft, the first day of school for all students would be Tuesday, Aug. 25. The following week, there would be…
The Friends of Benson Park held the annual cardboard sled races with the help of the Hudson Lions Club on Saturday, Jan. 10. Although the conditions weren’t ideal, a number of families gathered at the park after constructing and decorating…
After suffering two losses to end 2025, the Alvirne-Milford Admirals hockey team put those games behind them and opened the new year by rattling off three consecutive victories. Under the leadership of new head coach Kathy Griswold, the Admirals began…
The Alvirne High School Boys’ Basketball team began last week with a solid 67-63 win across the river at Nashua South High School, but then fell to the Portsmouth Clippers by a score of 76-65 on their home court to…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen have scheduled two public hearings in January to consider implementing a $20,000 cap on the assessed value exemption for solar energy systems. The proposed modification to the existing solar tax exemption has generated significant public…
The Dec. 17 meeting of the Hudson Budget Committee highlighted ongoing uncertainty over what should – and should not – be included in next March’s default budget. After reviewing the latest figures, members raised concerns about several spending increases that…
The Hudson Planning Board met on Dec. 10 to hear public input from a resident concerned about rising property taxes and their connection to local development decisions. “I believe it’s quite appropriate, and I’ve received phone calls from people, to…