The Hudson Department of Public Works announced Oct. 29 that hydrant flushing has begun and will continue for a few weeks until the whole town is completed, with crews working 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.
The Hudson Department of Public Works has begun its 2026 hydrant flushing program, with crews working from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. on streets across town through the next few weeks.
The Conservation Commission approved environmental conditions on three land projects at its October 1 meeting.
The Hudson Conservation Commission approved invasive vegetation removal and the Fort Meadow drawdown.
The Planning Board voted unanimously on three zoning matters and roadway acceptance at its September 15 meeting.
Cemetery Commission voted unanimously to use an approved spray for gravestone cleaning and began planning a grant to fund repairs to damaged headstones at Main Street Cemetery.
Park Commission explores debt-exclusion route for Moulton's Park.
The Board of Library Trustees unanimously approved a new monthly policy review process managed by Director Aileen Sanchez-Himes, a change from previous methods.
The Hudson Council on Aging approved its director's operational report and discussed building needs at its September 9 meeting.
Finance Committee heard Master Plan integration recommendations.
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