Hudson Times

19/12/2023

19/12/2023

The Town has enacted a winter parking ban (ordinance #317-13) effective from December 1st to March 30th of each year. This ban prohibits parking in or on the Town’s roads or rights of way between the hours of 11:00 pm and 7:00 am. The Town also prohibits any vehicles from impeding snow removals at...

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The senior citizen holiday lights bus tour, has reached maximum capacity and we are unable to take additional registrations.

If you received a confirmation email from me locking in your bus seat, we will see you Wednesday!

19/12/2023

Ms. Morin’s Independent Living class finished up their sewing section by taking their lessons on how to mend, hem and sew on a button by creating “ugly” holiday sweatshirts. We think they nailed it with their creativity (ok, some are borderline cute).

Missing from picture, but their masterpiece is in the picture are Asher and Jocelyn.
Missing from the picture along with their shirt is Gabriella B.

Great job by all the students!

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19/12/2023

Following bell ringing for the Salvation Army at Market Basket on December 16th, 12 members of the Hudson Lion’s Club came together to bring the holiday spirit to several people in Hudson. The long standing tradition of singing a song at someone's doorstep brings a smile to both the recipient and the carolers. The group sang a couple of songs at each of their 7 visits. A full day and so much fun! Thank you PCC Scott Wilson for chairing this event 🎶

18/12/2023

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18/12/2023

Get your well water tested for PFOA's for FREE
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18/12/2023

Supervisors of the Checklist - Final Voter Registration

The Supervisors of the Checklist will meet on Friday, January 12, 2024, from 2:00 - 3:00p.m. in the lower level of the Town Hall.This will be the last opportunity to register to vote before the Presidential Primary and avoid lines at the polls.
* If registering at the polls, please bring your proof of citizenship if you were NOT born in the USA or its territories. You also must have proof of residency.
If the present address is not on your ID card or Drivers License then bring a piece of mail to prove residency.

Voters without proper identity or papers will receive a provisional ballot and have to prove their identity before the ballot is cast.

18/12/2023

Funding recommended for more than 260 school safety projects throughout the state

Continuing with its efforts to ensure that students and staff throughout New Hampshire schools are safe, a recommendation has been made to support 262 school security projects.

This month, the Public School Infrastructure Commission finalized its recommended list of school safety projects aimed to enhance access control, emergency alerting, and surveillance. Overall, the Commission’s recommendation includes a total allocation of $9,668,202.68 to be utilized for 262 security projects at 163 schools throughout the state.

“The implementation of crucial school security projects is paramount, and these recommended grant awards underscore the ongoing commitment to help ensure the security of New Hampshire’s children,” said Frank Edelblut, education commissioner.

As part of the third round of the Security Action for Education (SAFE) grants program, 630 applications were presented to the Public School Infrastructure Commission for review and 262 projects are being recommended for grant awards. These grants are contingent upon review and approval by the Governor, Executive Council, and the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee likely in the first quarter of 2024.

“The committee’s recommendations show our commitment to the safety of our schools,” said Robert Buxton, Director of the Department of Safety’s Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management. “These projects will not only increase safety but also help provide peace of mind to students, staff, and parents.”

During previous rounds of SAFE grants, about $13.9 million was awarded to 341 schools throughout the state. Schools that did not receive SAFE grants in round one or two were prioritized during this new, third round of applications, and the Commission made its award recommendations on a first-in-first-out basis. The waitlist for round three is available herehttps://www.education.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt326/files/inline-documents/sonh/r3-psi-approved-waitlist.pdf

18/12/2023

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The department has recently taken delivery of three new ZOLL Z Vent® portable ventilators. These ventilators are designed for pre-hospital use to assist in reducing intubation rates with the ability to bring bi-level positive airway pressure (BiPAP) into the field. These vents will be used in those patients suffering certain types of severe respiratory emergencies.

Over the past three weeks, each group has attended training conducted by ZOLL Medical's Northeast Ventilator Territory Manager Cody Ardagna. This training provided hands on learning on the operation of the equipment and answers to any questions the membership had.

We want to thank and acknowledge the efforts of Lieutenant Zach Whitney who brought this project forward and was an integral part of bringing it to fruition. His efforts also resulted in a very generous donation from the Mary & John Elliot Charitable Foundation/Elliot Health System whom we also would like to thank for their generosity and support. We also would like to thank our EMS Committee for their time and input in vetting this project.

This new equipment allows us to better prepare our members with the tools they need to provide our residents and patients with an enhanced option for care.

18/12/2023

If you lose power today, please be sure to report any power outages to your utility provider. The more information they receive, the faster they can assess the situation and fix the problem.

18/12/2023

🎅🏼 Ho, ho, ho! 🏋🏼 Christmas Eve is just around the corner, but that doesn't mean you have to skip the workout! Join us for our festive group exercise classes and don't forget to check our holiday hours below. Reserve your spot through My Y Connect App or www.nmymca.org/schedules

18/12/2023

18/12/2023

About 100 meals headed to the Hudson, NH area this week! Can’t thank everyone enough! 🏁🎄

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16/12/2023

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Budget Committee Discuss Additional Firefighter NeedproductionDecember 16, 2023 by Paul Conyers The Budget Committee had questions for Fire Chief, Scott Tice, at their Nov. 29 meeting, about revenue brought in through the ambulance and EMT service in Hudson. While only accounting for a fraction of t...

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RC Club Members Suggest an Alternative Site for Solar FarmAlex MalmDecember 16, 2023 After the Board of Selectmen voted to send a warrant article to the ballot which will ask voters to approve moving forward with the West Road Landfill Solar Farm project. Members of the Southern New Hampshire R.C. C...

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School Staffing Levels Remain Concern for Budget CommitteeproductionDecember 16, 2023 By Paul Conyers The Budget Committee’s first meeting of December opened with an update from Superintendent, Daniel Moulis. There had been a few changes to the School District’s executive summary for the upcomin...

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Cub CarollingproductionDecember 16, 2023 Members of Cub Scout Pack 21 spent time at Fairview Senior Living to treat residents at the Assisted Living as well as the Memory Care Areas to Christmas Caroling on Wednesday night, Dec. 6. This was the first time the Pack was able to do this sort of activit...

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It is with deep regret that the members of Rye Fire Rescue announce the passing of Lt. Charles Gallant. Chuck was a 20-year veteran of the Rye Fire Rescue. He passed away on December 14, 2023 at home after working an overtime shift. Chuck dedicated his career to helping others throughout the New Hampshire Seacoast, not only by responding to emergencies in Rye but also volunteering countless hours with the Rye Toy Bank, MDA, serving as the Local 4411 Union President, and so much more.

In 2014 he was awarded the Paul W. Sypek Medal of Valor, which is given to a first responder for conspicuous bravery at extreme risk of life, for assisting in the rescue of a brother firefighter at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

We extend our deepest condolences to Lt. Gallant’s family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time. We share in the grief of losing an exceptional individual and express our gratitude for his years of service and sacrifice.

Details regarding memorial services and tributes will be shared in the coming days. For media inquiries please contact Rye Fire Chief Mark Cotreau.

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Have you ever asked yourself…

“Can I recycle this?”
“Does this go in the trash?”

Next time you have a question, visit our NEW “Managing My Waste” webpage! This site is dedicated to helping the public know how to manage the wastes they create. The A-Z waste list and blog posts include recycling and disposal information for aerosol cans, different types of batteries, fireworks/flares, fluorescent light bulbs, medicine, propane tanks, smoke detectors, tires and more! Check it out: https://www.des.nh.gov/waste/solid-waste/managing-my-waste

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