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Library Trustees approve staff day funding from State Aid

The Hudson Library Board unanimously approved staff development spending from State Aid funds. Director Aileen Sanchez-Himes requested funds for an August 20 professional development event at Café 641, with Trustee Patti MacMunn making the motion and Chair Christine Tridente seconding.

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Hudson Posts Specimen Ballots For September 1 Special Election

Hudson election officials posted specimen ballots and vote-by-mail information for the September 1 State Primary and Special Town Election. The town's News Flash also announced that its Ad-Hoc Audit Committee is now collecting interest cards from residents who want to serve, though no a…

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Hudson home sales range from $543,000 to $925,000 in latest recorded deeds

Hudson recorded 16 property sales between July 10 and Aug. 8, according to registry of deeds data. Six of those transactions had a sale price recorded, ranging from $543,000 to $925,000, with a median of $722,450 among the priced sales. The period's top transaction was a $925,000 sale at 16 Alan Rd.

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board Approves Subdivision Filing Fee Amendment

Hudson Planning Board voted unanimously to amend rules on subdivision application filing fees. The amendment to the Subdivision Control Rules and Regulations sets the fee for a Plan Believed Not to Require Approval at $100 plus $100 per lot created, said Chair Robert D'Amelio.

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Government · Historical Commission

Commission Requests Two Board Appointees

Historical Commission voted unanimously to request Select Board appointment of two vacancy applicants. Chair Jon Schmidt and members voted 5-0 to request appointment of Jenny Staysniak and Theresa Rondinone following interviews.

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Hudson July Home Sales Range From $600,000 to $860,000

Hudson recorded 17 property transfers between July 3 and Aug. 1, with nine listing sale prices ranging from $600,000 to $860,000 and a median of $720,000. The top sale was 44 Laurel Dr. at $860,000, sold by Stephen and Lisa Falcone to Jonanthan Graniero and Jillian Greenspan. Richardson Road was

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board votes to increase ANR filing fees

Planning Board voted to increase ANR filing fees to $100 per application. According to the July 21 meeting minutes, the Planning Board unanimously approved a new fee structure for Adjusted Not-Required plan applications with a $100 base fee plus $100 per building lot.

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Hudson Museum's Seaplane Draws National Notice at Oshkosh Airshow

A vintage seaplane from Hudson's American Heritage Museum drew national notice at Wisconsin's EAA AirVenture airshow this week. The museum's PBY was singled out among the event's warbird displays in FLYING Magazine's photo coverage of the annual Oshkosh fly-in, one of the country's larg…

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