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Hudson Planning Board votes for moratorium on data centers; Town Meeting vote forthcoming (opens the original)
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HUDSON â The Planning Board is recommending passage of a one-year moratorium on the development of data centers. Itâs an effort to give the town time to design a zoning bylaw that would allow the town more discretion over what may get built. The board voted, 5-0, on September 15 in favor of the moratorium, which would last until December 31, 2027. A warrant article will be considered at the November Town Meeting. About 20 residents attended the Planning Boardâs public hearing; nobody who s
Heartwarming: Highland City Striders donate $14,000 to local food organizations (opens the original)
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HUDSON - The Highland City Striders has done it again â with $14,000 donated to the Hudson Community Food Pantry and the Marlborough Community Cupboard. Each organization received $7,000 from the running club. Hudson Community Food Pantry President Ann Marie Parness â along with John Hart, vice president, and board member Kathi Hart â accepted the check with many of the Highland City Striders, including Judy Proteau, the organizationâs president. Also accepting a check was Barbara LeGren
Hudson election results: See the newest Select Board member, whether library expansion project succeeded (opens the original)
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HUDSON â Yesterday's election was more than a primary in Hudson. Michele Tousignant Dufour earned a seat on the Select Board, defeating four others on the ballot with 1,352 votes. That represents about 34 percent of the 3,964 votes cast in the race. Dufour was sworn in at Town Hall by Town Clerk Joan Wordell at 12:10 a.m. on September 2. The Select Board vacancy was created when former member Judy Congdon resigned in April. Just before that, former board member Scott Duplisea opted not to run
Hudson Election Guide 2026: Everything you need to know before Election Day on September 1 (opens the original)
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HUDSON â It's Election Season in Hudson! In addition to voting in the state primary, Hudson residents on September 1 will be faced with two important decisions on a local ballot. The Community Advocate has compiled resources about the election. The Community Advocate reached out to all candidates to get their stances on key town issues. Below, see how the Select Board race (to fill a vacancy) will appear on ballots, and click on a candidate's name to see their responses. Nicholas E. Reinsha
'They’re doing difficult things': Hudson teens put to the test at police department’s youth academy (opens the original)
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HUDSON â Now in its 21st year, the Hudson Police Departmentâs Youth Academy has become a staple of the town. This year, the department is challenging more than 100 sixth-, seventh-, and eighth-graders as part of the annual program. Over the course of a week, recruits spend a total of 40 hours completing physical tasks and learning about the skills needed to be a police officer. Another 54 were scheduled for the academy's second week. âEach day starts with physical training, a mile run, and
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