Hudson residents turned out in large numbers for the annual Hudson Old Home Days celebration, enjoying a weekend filled with carnival rides, live entertainment, family activities, food, games and fireworks. The longtime community tradition once again brought families, friends and…
Hudson’s Budget Committee is intentionally aiming to make the town’s default budget as “painful” as possible for the 2027-2028 fiscal year, a strategy officials say reflects rising costs the town isn’t contractually obligated to cover. The Committee met on July…
Benson Park may soon see stricter rules for large gatherings, after residents complained of unauthorized parties leaving overflowing trash, blaring music, and litter behind, including balloons and confetti that officials warn pose a risk to local wildlife. At its July…
The Hudson School Board has approved an updated remote learning policy, clarifying when and how students may participate in instruction outside the classroom and outlining the requirements for earning credit through online or hybrid coursework. The policy defines “remote learning/education”…
The Planning Board met on July 22 to hear a long presentation from Engineer James Haden on the mixed-use Meadows Development proposed for Central Street. Recently, changes were made following comments from the Planning Board and Conservation Commission. “Building B…
Hudson’s School District says it’s in one of its strongest hiring positions in years heading into the 2026-2027 school year, while a separate letter from Gov. Kelly Ayotte congratulated the district’s vocational students on a statewide competition win. At its…
Members of the Hudson Conservation Commission recently spent some time improving the town-owned Tiger Road conservation property, clearing numerous fallen trees and maintaining the trail system. Photos show Commission Chairman Carl Murphy putting his chainsaw training to work while removing…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen addressed a wide range of personnel matters during its most recent meeting, taking up promotions within the Fire Department, revisiting two previously approved hires who later withdrew, and authorizing new administrative steps related to town…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen spent part of its most recent meeting reviewing proposed changes to the upcoming FY 2028 budget season, after Town Administrator Roy Sorenson outlined a plan to begin the process earlier than in previous years. The…
The Rodgers Memorial Library Board of Trustees began formal steps toward hiring a new Library Director at its July 22 meeting, launching the job listing and receiving a first wave of applicants as the Board prepares for Director Linda Pilla’s…