A series of unauthorized burials at Hudson’s Sunnyside Cemetery dominated discussion at the April 20 meeting of the Cemetery Board of Trustees, prompting concerns about oversight, communication, and the legal status of burial rights at the historic site. “Twice I’ve…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen received an update at its most recent meeting on one of the community’s most visible and longstanding charitable traditions: the Hudson Fire Department’s annual Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) Boot Drive. The fundraiser, run by members…
Friends and family of the late State Senator Bob Clegg gathered with Town and State officials near the Taylor Falls Bridge entering Hudson on Friday, April 24, to take part in a Dedication and Birthday Celebration honoring Clegg. A portion…
Hudson Pack 21 members held Pinewood Derby races at the Hudson Speedway with races in grade brackets (K-Fourth Grade). The top three from each of those moved on to our Grand Finals Races. Then 6 of those scouts become eligible…
A proposal to expand opportunities for female student-athletes in the region moved forward this month, as both the Hudson and Londonderry School Boards reviewed requests to join a cooperative girls hockey program beginning in the 2026–2027 winter season. At the…
The Alvirne High School Track and Field teams competed in two events to finish up the month of April. At home, on April 14, the boys’ took second place with 51-points, behind Windham (68), and ahead of Hollis-Brookline with 49-points.…
The Alvirne High School Threatre group, Class Act, presented an “Into the Woods” Character Afternoon Tea Party on Thursday, April 23, in the Barnyard Cafe. A number of characters from the upcoming play helped serve and entertain attendees at the…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen will continue the work of its Policy Subcommittee for another year, reaffirming the group’s role in reviewing, updating, and modernizing the town’s internal policies. With the recent addition of a Human Resources Generalist, the committee…
The future of the Hudson Sustainability Advisory Committee was once again a topic of discussion at the most recent Board of Selectmen meeting, continuing a conversation that began last month when the Board reviewed the Committee’s proposed charter. During that…
The April meeting of the Hudson Conservation Commission focused heavily on spring trail maintenance and long-term land preservation efforts, with members outlining new work at the Musquash Conservation Area and discussing potential acquisitions of state-owned land. Vice-Chair Ken Dickinson said…