Hudson

Marlborough - In the "spirit of being a good neighbor," the City Council unanimously approved an inter-municipal agreement (IMA) to have the city supplement the town of Hudson's water supply on a temporary basis. Mayor Arthur Vigeant requested an emergency connection to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) water supply system at the July 8 council meeting. In his communication to the council, the mayor said: "As a neighboring community who is best positioned to assist the town of Hudson during this time, I authorized drafting of an inter-municipal agreement that would allow us to supply Hudson up to an average of 500,000 gallons per day for distribution. The MWRA has asked that this IMA be executed no later than July 15, 2013, as their board of directors made their approval contingent on both Marlborough and Hudson entering into the agreement."

Hudson - Angela V. Harvey, 56, passed away Jan. 11, 2021 at home with her family. She is survived by her husband of 40 years,...

By Ed Karvoski Jr., Contributing Writer Hudson/Marlborough – Organizers of the 18th annual Snowflake Charity Kickball Tournament are seeking base sponsors and teams to compete...

Hudson - The Hudson Downtown Business Improvement District (BID) is sponsoring a contest for all homeowners in Hudson and downtown businesses. For homeowners, the...

Rick DiPersio says his late mother and father supported him throughout his rise through the ranks of the Hudson Police Department.

Hudson -  Avidia Bank is keeping pace with the fast growth of this MetroWest town that has been creating a lot of buzz over...

March 14, 1995 – Sept. 11, 2021 Stow/West Boylston – Beloved son, brother and friend, Andrew Francis St. Denis, 26, of Stow and West Boylston,...

REGION - Area communities are ringing in the new year today, welcoming 2022 and bidding adieu to 2021.  Local police departments marked New Year’s Eve...

Hudson - Alexandrina Fernandes Cabral, 92, fondly known as ‘Tia Alexandrina do Forno,” of Hudson, died peacefully at her home Saturday, July 2, 2016,...

Hudson - The First Federated Church of Hudson, 200 Central St., will host a “Church Mouse Craft Fair,” Saturday, Oct. 27 from 9 a.m. to...

Hudson - Doris M. Jenkins, 91, of Hudson, MA passed away peacefully on Tuesday, October 13, 2020 surrounded by her family. Doris was born...

Welcome to the first weekend of December – a time for holiday fairs and other events. Here are some events happening throughout the region!

The Midland-Wachusett League has announced the 2023 fall all-stars. See the full list of all-stars in the Community Advocate coverage area.

By Kate Tobiasson, Contributing Writer Hudson – While many take fresh fruits and vegetables for granted, not all families are lucky enough to be able...

Hudson – The cornerstone of the current First United Methodist Church (FUMC) on Felton Street in Hudson was set in October 1912. The building was dedicated in June 1913 as the Methodist Episcopal Church. The 100-year anniversary of its dedication was celebrated with an open house June 29. Among those greeting guests to the open house was the Rev. Michelle Grube, the pastor for two years.

A mixed-use commercial and residential development at 136 Main Street is still under review by the Planning Board.

Four area students were honored earlier this month after they secured congressional nominations to attend various US service academies.

Paul F. Donahue Sr., 88, of Hudson, MA, formerly of Marlborough, MA died on Sunday, June 11, 2023 at UMASS Memorial Health Care, University Campus in Worcester, MA after a period of declining health.

In this week's edition read Marlborough conservation officer looks to rejuvenation in the Desert following fire

Hudson – Discussions continue among townspeople and elected officials for the most appropriate way to memorialize native son Argeo Paul Cellucci, former Massachusetts governor and ambassador to Canada. The idea of a monument was publicly introduced by resident Jim Saart at a Board of Selectmen meeting in December. Selectmen Jim Quinn and Chris Yates volunteered to pursue the idea. "Jim Saart was the catalyst who got the ball rolling on this," Quinn said. "He stood up for something that he believes in passionately."