Planning Board approves Central Street childcare, continues subdivision hearing
Hudson Planning Board unanimously approved childcare facility conversion at 83 Central Street with parking and traffic conditions.
Hudson Planning Board unanimously approved childcare facility conversion at 83 Central Street with parking and traffic conditions.
Hudson Library Board met to review operations and discuss new programming. The trustees discussed new Online Author Talks, Wonderbooks, Photography Club, and Space Week initiatives, along with planned Spanish and Portuguese storytimes, Chess Club, and Autism training.
The Board of Health, chaired by Matt Gallen, continued a public hearing on a transfer station expansion project at 1 Municipal Drive/300 Cox Street.
The Forest Avenue School Improvement Council reviewed reading fluency progress and staffing changes at its April meeting.
Historical Commission ranked 2026 priorities and discussed CPC funding to acquire Hudson Historical Society artifacts for the town.
The Board of Health continued a public hearing on B-P Trucking's request to expand the Hudson Transfer Station.
Hudson Finance Committee voted on FY27 budgets totaling $149 million at an April 2 public hearing. The school budget of $50.4 million passed 7-0-1 with an abstention; the operating budget of $98.6 million passed unanimously.
Hudson Conservation Commission continued two development hearings and approved completion of a wetland project. Vice Chair Brooke Warrington led the meeting.
The Board of Health continued a public hearing on transfer station expansion.
Hudson Select Board approved warrant articles for May 4 town meeting. In six separate 5-0 votes by roll call, the board sponsored articles 1-2, 3, 4-5, 6-12, 13-27, and 32-35.
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