The Hudson School Board received an extensive academic progress report at its most recent meeting, offering a wide-ranging look at student performance across the district during the 2025–2026 school year. Much of the discussion centered on Advanced Placement (AP) exam…
The August meeting of the Benson Park Advisory Committee focused heavily on the increasing use of smoke bombs in the park, an issue members say has become disruptive and potentially dangerous. “Apparently that’s the new thing now, using smoke bombs…
The Hudson Planning Board met on Aug. 26 to continue its review of a proposed automated car wash at the former Burger King site on Central Street, hearing updated details from Civil Engineer Jeff Merritt of Granite Engineering, LLC and…
The Hudson Zoning Board of Adjustment voted on Aug. 27 to approve two variances allowing construction of a duplex on Merrimack Street, paving the way for redevelopment of a long neglected property and marking another example of how the TR…
Hudson voters heading to the polls next Tuesday will find relatively little competition among the candidates seeking local legislative seats, but the Sept. 8 state primary could still have significant implications for the town when voters return for the November…
The Benson Park Advisory Committee met on Aug. 20 to discuss ways to improve public outreach about the historic buildings throughout Benson Park. Committee Chair Sue Clement said the recent centennial marker unveiling and walking tour offered a strong model…
The Hudson School Board began its annual budget season with an early look at the major contractual cost drivers expected to shape the FY28 General Fund budget, receiving a detailed preliminary overview from Business Administrator Jenny Graves during its most…
he Hudson Board of Selectmen used its most recent meeting to recognize the volunteers, town staff, and community members who helped make Hudson Old Home Day and National Night Out successful once again this year. Selectmen praised the turnout, the…
The August meeting of the Hudson Conservation Commission included a detailed update on the town’s ongoing invasive species control efforts at Robinson Pond and Ottarnic Pond. The work is part of a multi-year strategy to manage nuisance vegetation and improve…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen worked through a lengthy list of personnel decisions during its Aug. 18 meeting, approving several hires, promotions, and administrative directives that will shape staffing across multiple departments heading into the fall. Most of the actions…