Hudson Times

09/21/2026

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09/21/2026

09/20/2026

Bockes Site Plan Approved Despite Local Opposition

The Hudson Planning Board met on September 9 to review and vote on a proposed 12,000square foot multi-tenant retail building on Bockes Road, a project that has drawn sustained scrutiny from abutters and repeated questions from Board members over the past year. The meeting centered on updated traffic data, environmental concerns, and whether the applicant had adequately addressed issues raised in earlier hearings.
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Bockes Site Plan Approved Despite Local OppositionPaul ConyersSeptember 20, 2026 The Hudson Planning Board met on September 9 to review and vote on a proposed 12,000square foot multi-tenant retail building on Bockes Road, a project that has drawn sustained scrutiny from abutters and repeated questio...

09/20/2026

Community Gathers on 25th Anniversary of 9-11
Hundreds of Hudson residents gathered at the September 11 Memorial in Benson Park on Friday evening, Sept. 11, to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001. The annual ceremony included remarks from Hudson Selectmen Heidi Jakoby and Chair Dillon Dumont, as well as Town Administrator Roy Sorenson. The Alvirne High School B-Naturals performed the National Anthem, while members of American Legion Post 48 Color Guard participated in the solemn ceremony and fired r***e rounds as part of the tribute. The evening provided an opportunity for residents, town officials, veterans, first responders and members of the community to come together in remembrance of those who lost their lives and the sacrifices made by first responders on that day.
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09/20/2026

Complaint Leads to Land Exchange on Saint Laurent Drive

The Hudson Planning Board met on September 9 to hear a lot line relocation request from Kristen Zisa, a homeowner on Saint Laurent Drive who has spent the past three years trying to resolve a longstanding property line issue with her neighbor. The matter began when the town notified both homeowners that their lot lines were incorrect, prompting a closer look at how several parcels on the street were originally laid out.
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09/20/2026

Hudson Memorial, Alvirne High Awarded STEM Grants

Two schools in the Hudson School District have received Robotics Education Development Program grants from the New Hampshire Department of Education, giving both Alvirne High School and Hudson Memorial School new opportunities to expand hands-on STEM learning for students during the 2026–2027 school year.The announcement came during the correspondence portion of the most recent School Board meeting, where letters from the Department of Education were included in the agenda packet for public review.
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09/20/2026

Hudson United Kicks Off Fall Season at Freedom Field
Hudson United Soccer Club officially launched its fall season on Saturday with an action-packed home opener at Freedom Field, located at Hills Garrison School. Teams across all age divisions—from 1st grade through 8th grade—took the pitch to represent Hudson’s premier travel soccer program.
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Hudson United Soccer Club

09/20/2026

New Voter Numbers, Vital Records, and Dog Licensing Highlight Town Clerk Update

The Hudson Board of Selectmen received a wide ranging update on voter registration, vital records, and licensing activity during its most recent meeting, as Town Clerk Emilie Leclerc outlined how her office is preparing for the busy fall election season and managing several core municipal services that affect thousands of residents each year.
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09/20/2026

Benson Park Celebrates 100-years with Centennial Celebration
Local Residents gathered at Benson Park on Saturday, Sept. 12, for a day of family fun and memories as the community celebrated 100-years since Benson’s Wild Animal Farm first opened its gates in 1926. The Centennial Celebration featured live music, face painting, a petting zoo, games and historical displays, and an art installation, giving visitors an opportunity to celebrate the park’s colorful past and its transformation into a public recreation area.
Benson’s Wild Animal Farm, which operated for decades before closing in 1987. The property was later purchased by the Town of Hudson in 2002, with volunteers and town officials working to restore the grounds and preserve historic features.
Throughout Saturday’s celebration, families explored the park, children enjoyed activities and residents gathered with friends and neighbors, continuing a tradition of community and shared memories that has spanned generations.
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The Friends of Benson Park, Inc.

09/20/2026

Nearly 3,800 Ballots Cast in Town’s State Primary

Hudson voters turned out steadily for the September 8 state primary, casting a combined 3,817 ballots across the Republican and Democratic contests, according to unofficial results submitted to the Secretary of State on election night. The tallies show strong participation in several high profile statewide races and unusually high numbers of writein votes in multiple local contests.
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