Hudson – For the past seven years, guests have been treated to a free three-course meal Thursday evenings at the Agape Café, located in the lower level of the First United Methodist Church. Though the café was closed the past two summers, it will remain open year-round now that it’s under the direction of Hudson residents Cindy DeRuyter and her husband, Dr. Brian Lisse.
Hudson- Four members of the Hudson Police Department received training at an Emergency Vehicle Operation Course (EVOC) held at the Massachusetts State Police Driver Training Facility in Ayer last month. According to Police Chief David A. Stephens, the free preventative training program was designed to enhance police officers’ driving skills, ensure safety of both officers [...]
Hudson – The Assabet Valley Chamber of Commerce will host this month’s Women’s Business Network, Friday May 17, 11:45 a.m. – 1 p.m., at the Harvest Cafe, 40 Washington St. The guest speaker is Michelle Ciccolo, Community Development Director for the Town of Hudson. Ciccolo will speak about the journey from her early career working [...]
Hudson – Most Hudson residents of Portuguese descent are from the Azorean island of Santa Maria. Several of them are musicians who were first brought together in 2002 by Manuel “Manny” Chaves. They play various stringed instruments, accordions and percussion. Two years later, a few vocalists including Juvenalia Chaves (no relation) were invited to join the musicians. Now known as Grupo das Candeias, they still meet weekly for rehearsals at the Hudson Portuguese Club.
Hudson – “These Colors Don’t Run, But We Do!” is the theme of a fundraiser to benefit the One Fund, the charity created for victims of the Boston Marathon bombing and their families. The event will take place Saturday, May 18, 12 to 4 p.m. at the Hudson Elks Pavilion, 99 Park St. It is [...]
Hudson/Marlborough – On Saturday, June 1, runners and walkers are expected to arrive en masse to the 27th annual Hudson Community Fest as participants in the Highland City Striders (HCS) first Finnegan’s Fantastic Five Road Race. Proceeds will go to the Hudson Elks Scholarship Fund for graduates of Hudson, Marlborough and Assabet Valley Regional Technical high schools.
Hudson – The River’s Edge Arts Alliance is pleased to announce their new series Broadway by the River’s Edge featuring the best of local talent. Join in and exercise your vocal chords or bring family and friends to come to listen and enjoy a night in one of the area’s best local restaurants. Broadway by [...]
Hudson – The volunteer-run Hudson Community Garden has grown significantly since it opened last spring. There were 32 raised beds last year. As of this year’s opening day, April 14, there are 85 beds. Meanwhile, an Eagle Scout is building another 10 for hopefuls on a waiting list.
Hudson/Marlborough – On Saturday, June 1, runners and walkers are expected to arrive en masse to the 27th annual Hudson Community Fest as participants in the Highland City Striders (HCS) first Finnegan’s Fantastic Five Road Race. Proceeds will go to the Hudson Elks Scholarship Fund for graduates of Hudson, Marlborough and Assabet Valley Regional Technical high schools.
Region – Fred P. Lucy II and James David Quinn were the two candidates in a field of five to win the two seats on the Board of Selectmen in the Hudson Annual Town Election April 30.
Lucy, who entered the race as an incumbent, received 1,397 votes. This will be Quinn’s first stint on the board. He received 1,261 votes. Charles McGourty, who was also an incumbent, came in third with 1,023 votes. Phillip “Paddy P. Dolan had 1,0121 votes and Susan Dunnell had 768.
