A proposal to replace a deteriorating single-family home on Oak Avenue with a duplex failed to gain enough support from the Hudson Zoning Board of Adjustment, with board members ultimately concluding that the applicant had not demonstrated the hardship necessary…
Hudson Community Television has completed a security camera upgrade that officials say will improve safety, increase storage capacity, and eliminate annual maintenance costs, even as the organization continues recovering from significant damage caused by a summer lightning strike. The improvements…
The Hudson School Board unanimously approved an overnight travel request for the Alvirne High School Sustainability Club and received an update on district communication efforts during its most recent meeting. “The Sustainability Club would like to attend an overnight field…
The Alvirne High School soccer teams are heading into the final week of the regular season, with both Broncos squads earning their third victories of the fall last week. The Alvirne girls improved to 3-9 after splitting their two games…
The Alvirne High School Cross Country teams competed against a large field of schools at the 2026 Hopkinton Cross Country Festival over the weekend on Saturday, Oct. 10, at the Hopkinton Fairgrounds. GIRLSThe Alvirne girls finished 13th among 21 scoring…
The Alvirne High School football team struggled to get its offense moving Friday night, Oct. 9, falling 47-0 to the Lancers at Londonderry High School. The defeat dropped the Broncos record to 2-4 and gave the team their second straight…
The Hudson Board of Selectmen unanimously approved a $339,000 grant during a special meeting, providing full reimbursement for expanded design work related to a regional water main project. The only agenda item at the special meeting was the Merrimack River…
As Hudson Community Television faces long-term financial challenges and on-going volunteer shortages, the Hudson Cable Utility Advisory Committee is considering ways to expand community involvement, identify new funding sources and strengthen its role through a formal charter. The committee discussed…
Sixty-five years ago, Sung-Wen Pu Chang was a 21-year-old college student who traveled from Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Hudson, where she and her college sweetheart, Richard Chang, were married on Sept. 30, 1961. On Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026, her 64-year-old son,…
The Hudson Conservation Commission received an update from the Nashua Regional Planning Commission (NRPC) on new mapping resources for the town’s Tiger Road conservation property, a project that has become a priority as officials work to make the land more…