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Eraldo Bezerra, 77, of Hudson, was killed in a fatal crash in New Hampshire on Interstate 95 North in Seabrook on June 20.

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Hudson Fire Department’s Station 1 sustained significant damage after being struck by lightning during a thunderstorm on Saturday afternoon

Police discovered a variety of drugs, along with a ghost gun and cash, at a home in Hudson over the weekend of June 17-18.

While attending Emerson College, Russ Gannon studied radio. He did the traffic report on WBZ in the 90s and worked as an FM DJ at 92.5 the River, a job he held until 2006.

Manning Post Veterans of Foreign Wars 1027, incorporated in March 1923, was recently presented with a 100th anniversary recognition testimonial by State Rep. Kate Hogan.

Over two days, photographer Sandy Howard captured photos of sparrows in Northborough. “These babies were yelling to be fed, and then I was able to capture the mama bringing them lunch!” she wrote.

It's Father's Day weekend! Looking for events to attend? Here are several interesting happenings throughout the region.

The Select Board officially issued a common victualer’s license to Revadee Chueawong, the owner of Coconut Rice Thai Cuisine, on June 5.

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Hundreds of locals took advantage of some sun (with the occasional shower) to pay a visit to the annual Hudson Fest on Saturday, June 10.

Hudson held its annual election on May 8, and seats on boards like the Select Board and School Committee were filled by both incumbents and new faces.

From art shows to book sales to community celebrations, there are many exciting events around the region this weekend.

Over 150 high school athletes were recently recognized as 2023 spring all-stars by the Midland-Wachusett League.

The Middlesex Sheriff’s Office is cautioning area residents to be aware of telephone scams in which perpetrators pose as law enforcement.

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Hudson residents provided input on downtown parking and learned about the upcoming parking study at a public forum on May 24.

One Thursday, a small group of teachers and staff gathered in the cafeteria doing a table read of Act Five of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

The DOT has announced overnight closures scheduled for ramps to and from Route 62 and Interstate 495 northbound in Berlin and Hudson.

Gray skies, whipping winds and chilly rain couldn’t cool down Hudson’s softball team on Sunday night against Greater Lawrence.