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The School Committee met with the Select Board and Finance Committee on Nov. 28 to take a first look at the 2025 fiscal year budget

The display was started by Hudson Light and Power manager Leland Wood in 1927, and it grew in size every year.

As the weekend gets underway, check out five things you should have on your radar, including Go Out Doors in Northborough and town cleanups.

The first-ever Sunflower Field at Carlson Orchards, Harvard, has been named in honor of Hudson resident Sheldon Rockwell, 50-year employee.

Voters approved of improvements to the Hudson Fire Department headquarters during Town Meeting on Nov. 21.

HUDSON - Fresh Start Furniture Bank in Hudson celebrated a boost of federal money with local legislators and volunteers on Saturday. This check presentation came...

Residents had an opportunity to learn about a developer’s plans for stormwater management and other civil aspects at the Intel site.

The Hudson Select Board voted 4-1 on Monday to approve a roughly $41.6 million budget for the Hudson Public Schools.

It's a three-day weekend -- what's going on around the region? Here are several activities around the area.

Attendees were taught how to handle several situations, from shock and airway obstruction to CPR and injection sites.

Here are seven exciting things happening around the region over the next few days! Visit our website for more events.

In this week's edition read All it was cracked up to be: 22,000 eggs collected. City Council halts proposal to increase senior assessor hours.

By Ed Karvoski Jr., Contributing Writer HUDSON – An idea that’s been under consideration for about two years among businesses and musicians has come to...

Get those shovels, sleds and snow tubes ready – some major snow is coming on Sunday. Latest indications are calling for a “plowable snow,” with a potential for 6 or more inches.

In this week's issue read about Marlborough, Hudson hold Memorial Day events

Town Meeting members have voted to pass over two articles that call for the establishment of a stormwater management program. 

An investigation into a vandalism incident outside HHS was ongoing as of last week after cars were keyed on April 7.

State Sen. Jamie Eldridge called on local business leaders to share their thoughts on the local housing situation in comments last week.

The board also approved the contract for Barrett Planning Group to do an update on the Housing Production Plan for Hudson.

Hudson Garden Club presented its annual scholarship to Isabella Flint of Mansfield, granddaughter of club treasurer Pat Main.