Hudson Government

Speaking on June 6, DPW Director Eric Ryder said that cost estimates had increased by roughly $6.6 million because of supply chain issues.

Community members in Hudson and Marlborough now have a new weekend travel option thanks to a new curb-to-curb microtransit program.

Increased water and sewer rates are on the horizon for Hudson residents following a vote by the Select Board earlier this month.

Lauren Antonelli is now looking to the future, with a mix of challenges ahead as she takes on her new role with the Health Department.

Hudson voters headed to the polls on Monday. The Town Clerk's office results unofficial results just before 10:30 p.m.

Work to turn Hudson’s former National Guard Armory into a performing arts center is moving forward following a vote of Town Meeting

Candidates for Hudson’s contested Board of Health and Municipal Light Board races spoke at a candidate night forum last week.

The Hudson Select Board has begun to analyze a possible acquisition of the Hudson Portuguese Club on Port Street in town. 

The Hudson Select Board voted 5-0 earlier this month to authorize an updated funding plan for the town’s ARPA allocation.

Candidates in Hudson’s contested Board of Health and Municipal Light Board races will field questions in an event later this month. 

An unidentified individual or individuals keyed a number of cars in the main parking lot outside Hudson High School last week. 

Wild Hare restaurant and brewery in Hudson is getting set to open its outdoor seating area after receiving approval from the Select Board. 

Hudson Health Director Kelli Calo is wrapping up a roughly seven year tenure with the Health Department, this week.

Hudson’s Memorial Day traditions will resume this year at their familiar location after multiple years of COVID-19 disruption. 

Hudson town officials are reminding residents to check their voting location ahead of this year's elections, as some locations have changed. 

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

Local state legislators emphasized work to preserve some of the business support systems that have emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This year's election is setting up a situation for voters to welcome a handful of newcomers into multiple positions in town government. 

Brian O'Neill asked whether the town still opposes Eversource’s proposed transmission line route between Hudson and Sudbury.

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