Hudson

Hudson - As part of the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson's focus on the environment this April, there are two upcoming events pets...

Hudson – The annual Members" Exhibit is here and artwork from River's Edge Arts Alliance Members is being sought in all mediums. The exhibit...

Hudson - Troop 72739 members Molly Flanagan and Casey Carlino, both 10, serve Alaskan bannock bread at the State Fair and Taste of the...

Hudson - Before participating in the weekly sing-along, Riley Macewen, 4, feeds Butterscotch, one of two guinea pigs who have recently found a new...

Hudson - The public is invited to participate in a free seed swap Saturday, April 13, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the...

Hudson - All are welcome to attend the upcoming Story Slams at the Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson. If you enjoy listening to...

Hudson ?The Hubert Kindergarten Center in Hudson has a special outlook on teaching. Teachers help students become responsible for their own learning and behavior in the classroom through a Character Education approach called "Responsive Classroom."

Hudson - The Assabet Valley Chamber of Commerce invites vendors to participate in the 27th Annual Hudson Community Fest, slated for Saturday, June 1,...

Hudson - Applications are now available for gardening plots at the Hudson Community Garden for the 2013 season. Previous gardeners and new participants at...

Region? - The Third Annual Comedy Night, featuring the area's most popular and talented comedians, will be held Friday, Feb. 15, at the Hudson...

Hudson/Marlborough – A weekend full of activities to celebrate Martin Luther King Day culminated Jan. 21 at Grace Baptist Church in Hudson with a breakfast emceed by state Rep. Kate Hogan, D-Stow.

Hudson – As Hudson updates its master plan for the first time since 1964, about 45 residents offered input at the third public forum Jan. 14 at the Town Hall auditorium. The topics discussed were open space and recreation, and historic and cultural preservation.

Hudson – Unwanted bicycles can be put to good use, and St. Michael Parish is making it easy through January for anyone in Hudson and the surrounding communities. A volunteer will pick up old or new bicycles, most of which will be shipped to Ghana, Africa, where many people have no access to other transportation. The pick-up drive is also collecting sewing machines, which can help create work for poverty-stricken women and girls in Ghana.

Hudson - Registered Democrats in Hudson will be holding a caucus at the Hudson Fire Department Headquarters, 296 Cox St., Saturday, Feb. 9, at...

Hudson - It may be hard to imagine with all this cold weather, but the growing season is just a few months away. And...

Hudson – The Hudson AMVETS Post 208 made special deliveries Dec. 25. Volunteers prepared and distributed 500 hot dinners as part of its 23rd annual "Home Alone for the Holidays." That was after they delivered 526 meals on Thanksgiving. For each holiday, dinners went to 11 communities including Hudson, Marlborough, Northborough and Southborough. The longtime tradition began in 1989 when a small group of veterans gathered for a holiday, explained Commander Bill Rivers, who has organized the project since 1996.

Hudson - Anne Barrett, in character as "Victoria Yule," shared her Christmas 1895 celebration plans at the Hudson Public Library on Saturday, Dec. 8....

Hudson - A Hudson Master Plan Forum: Housing & Economic Development will be held Monday, Dec. 10, starting at 7 p.m., in the second...

Hudson - (l to r) Luc Masse, 6, and his friends Madeline Toth, 6, and her brother, Andrew, 5, meet Santa Claus by the...

Hudson – It is easy to get jaded by the holidays each year, especially when stores barely get the Halloween candy off the shelves before the Christmas items take their place. But every so often, there is a story that reminds you it doesn's really matter what you celebrate this time of year whether it is Christmas, Hanukah, Kwanza, the winter solstice or just winter. Because deep down, we know material items don's really matter. It's the people in our lives that are important. Recently members of the Hudson Lodge of Elks 959 shared a story that stresses that point. It seems like an old-fashioned Hollywood tale but Elks member Angela Govatsos ensures that it is 100 percent true.