At Alvirne High School, the 2026 tennis season told two different-but equally meaningful-stories. For the girls, it was a season of momentum and resilience. For the boys, it was about perseverance, progress, and breakthrough moments. The Lady Broncos finished the…
The Alvirne High School baseball team may be out of playoff contention this season, but the Broncos showed resilience last week, snapping a six-game losing streak and stringing together three consecutive victories in a four-game stretch. Alvirne picked up impressive…
In a split 3-2 vote, the Board of Selectmen voted during its most recent meeting to dissolve the town’s Sustainability Committee following weeks of debate over the committee’s future. The issue had been under discussion for several meetings, including an…
The Hudson Budget Committee met on May 6 to review an expenditure report from Town Administrator Roy Sorenson, who outlined the town’s financial position through April 30. “We’re through April 30; that’s 83% of the fiscal year,” Sorenson said. “The…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen voted unanimously at their most recent meeting to move forward with a Letter of Intent for a significant conservation grant, opening the door for the potential acquisition of more than 75 acres of land tied…
Members of the Alvirne High School Air Force JROTC and American Legion Post 48 made quick work of placing more than 200 American flags at Liberty Park on Saturday morning, May 16. Each year, members of Post 48 organize the…
Members of the Hudson-Litchfield Rotary Club held the groups annual Rotary Electronics Recycling Fundraiser at the Alvirne High School parking lot on Saturday morning, May 16. Tons of electronics were collected with donations varying from $5 to $50 depending on…
Eager families lined the fence along the pasture behind the barn at the Palmer Center at Alvirne High School for the annual “Watch Party,” where residents gathered to witness the spring release of the dairy cows into the pasture for…
The Hudson Conservation Commission welcomed a new alternate member at its May 11 meeting as Patricia Keller volunteered to join the board. “I recently retired from the Fed, took a small job at BJ’s, and Carl came in. We had…
The Hudson Conservation Commission gave a seven lot subdivision and road extension proposal on LeClaire Drive its first formal recommendation at the May 11 meeting, following a site walk of the property. “I hope the site walk was very informative…