Hudson Government

Hudson residents learned on Sept. 19 how to get stormwater credits of either 20% or 40% off of their stormwater bills at a meeting.

The Hudson Public Schools will be getting a $600,000 increase in its budget appropriation for the 2024 fiscal year.

Hudson Wastewater Treatment Facility and Main Street Pump Station began the process of undergoing upgrades as part of Phase 2.

By Dakota Antelman, Marlborough/Hudson Editor Hudson - Ten local programs and groups received extra money for upcoming arts and education efforts, this month, through a series...

Hudson Director of Planning and Community Development Kristina Johnson outlined four zoning bylaw articles that will be on the warrant.

By Laura Hayes, Contributing Writer HUDSON — The voters have spoken, and there will be new faces on the Hudson Select Board and Hudson School...

By Dakota Antelman, Managing Editor HUDSON - The Hudson Public Library is seeking community feedback as it lays out its next four years of work...

Michael D. Burks has pulled nomination papers for another term on the board. Two other residents – Steven C. Sharek and Herman Kabakoff – have also pulled papers.

The legislative delegation representing the area has received its committee assignments for the legislative session.

In communities like Bolton and Marlborough, there are banners hung on light poles to honor the veterans who have fought for their country. Hudson, however, has yet to join their ranks in hanging banners.

The Hudson Select Board approved and agreed to sign a personal effects coverage agreement relative to employee health plan design changes.

Hudson - The Hudson Park Commission/Division of Recreation is now accepting applications for seasonal employment during the summer of 2021. Positions available include (but are...

The Hudson Cultural Council is part of a network of 329 local cultural councils, which serve each municipality within the state.

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

The Select Board received an update from state Rep. Kate Hogan and Sen. Jamie Eldridge about the funding Hudson would get from the state.

The Hudson Police Department recently received its accreditation from the state, the Hudson Select Board learned at its Oct. 16 meeting.

Several local communities have recently received grants through the state’s Community One Stop for Growth program.

The Select Board approved funding from the S.A.F.E program, which provides grants to fire departments to educate about fire and life safety.

Another article that passed Article 14, which will raise and appropriate $20,000 to support the Hometown Heroes Banner project.

The Conservation Commission hosted an information session on Oct. 25 about the proposed Wetlands Protection Bylaw.