Tree blocks traffic on Robinson Road

NH Business Review Staff,

HUDSON – Police were forced to shut down a portion of Robinson Road on Monday after a tree fell across the road.

The “fairly healthy” 10-foot tree snapped at about four feet and fell from a nearby yard across the road blocking both lanes of traffic, Hudson police Sgt. Donna Briggs said.

The tree fell at about 4 p.m. in the area of Stonewood Drive, Briggs said.

The road was reopened at about 5 p.m. after highway crews removed the tree, she said.

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