Hudson Featured News

This is Easter weekend, which of course means egg hunts and the Easter Bunny.

In this week's edition read Bob Kays: A legend in Marlborough ‘He is owed so much by our community’. Hudson schools prep for budget.

The Midland-Wachusett League has announced the 2024 winter all-stars, which includes several high schools in our region.

Hudson Public Schools continue to develop the fiscal 2025 budget with upcoming meetings with the Finance Committee and ongoing work to use the budget funds efficiently.

On March 21, dozens of high school students learned about careers in several fields at the second annual Career Expo.

The police soon responded to the home and determined the report was false. There was no danger to residents.

“I think as queer people we... [it] is a really important way that people build community," Cee told the Community Advocate.

Hannigan — who operates the company alongside his dedicated full-time employees — said that the company focuses on quality work.

Welcome to the first week of spring. Here are seven local exciting activities happening over the next few days.

In this week's edition read Hudson resident's solo show ‘Ladies at a Gay Girls’ Bar’. After renovation, Marlborough library seeks feedback.

The Hudson School Committee has voted to approve a transportation contract with First Student through June 30, 2029.

Work is underway to get the next segment of the Assabet River Rail Trail, a project Michelle Ciccolo spearheaded.

Hudson was a minister, historian and public servant. For four years he was a member of the House of Representatives.

Welcome to St. Patrick’s Day weekend, as well as the final weekend of winter.

Around 12:30 p.m. on March 2, Hudson police responded to a report of a male chasing two young girls into a church bathroom.

In this week's edition read From trash to trousseau: Assabet senior takes part in worldwide fashion competition.

The board approved the transfer of an All Alcohol Package Store license at 66 Broad St. from Daigneault’s Liquors to Boski & Ashil’s Inc.

Hudson first responders were called to the report of an explosion at a commercial business at 106 Forest Ave. at 11:35 a.m. March 11. 

For 40 years, Hudson resident Joe Kolb has worked as a certified orientation and mobility specialist at the Carroll Center for the Blind, a Newton-based nonprofit organization

What's happening around the region this weekend? The Community Advocate has assembled a list of local events.