Are you getting what you pay for?
Ever wonder if you’re receiving all the gasoline you’ve paid for at the pump? Or wondered if the scale at the grocery store’s checkout counter is accurately weighing your bag of grapes? Wonder no more.
RELATED CONTENTFormer bank building purchased Mutual office
Michael Leverty announced early this week that he and a partner are purchasing the former bank building at 201 S. Second St. on the south side of downtown Hudson.
RELATED CONTENTCompany’s move to Hudson bothers Minnesota lawmakers
When Woodbury, Minn., resident Joe Ward wanted to expand his burgeoning small business, he found hospitality in Hudson, but not in his home state.
RELATED CONTENTGeothermal energy a real possibility, even at this latitude
What comes to mind when you think of geothermal? Perhaps it is Iceland or Yellowstone National Park. Jason Bast is hopeful you will think of him.
RELATED CONTENTNew therapy center breaks ground
Research and Development in Pediatric Therapy (RDPT), operator of the Special Children Center in Hudson, announced the construction of a new therapy center for children and adults in the Hudson Business Park at I-94 Exit 4 in Hudson.
RELATED CONTENTBoard advises sale of Hudson Golf Club
A Hammond businessman has made an offer to purchase the Hudson Golf Club for an undisclosed amount of money.
RELATED CONTENTPanel formed to set windmill standards
Wisconsin News
A 15-member panel has been formed to come up statewide standards for locating high-tech windmills.
Dolce’s new owners are thrilled to be here
The timing was right for Michael and Radmila Rasmussen. Avid boaters, they were surprised to find a listing online for a location they couldn’t believe was available.
RELATED CONTENTSpring Showcase is March 28
Discover the best of the Hudson area during the annual Spring Showcase at the Hudson Sports and Civic Center, 1820 Hanley Road, on Sunday, March 28 from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
RELATED CONTENTFamily Fresh Market donates
Family Fresh Market Store Director Herman Raboin presents $1,000 checks to Cindy Griffin, left, director of the Woodville Community Library, and Apryl Mullvain, right, parent educator for Family Resource Center St. Croix Valley.
RELATED CONTENTFrom Sam's Tavern to Seasons Tavern
Brad Rebers has moved back home…sort of. The 41-year-old Somerset native is the new owner of Seasons Tavern, formerly Northpoint Bar and Grill in North Hudson.
RELATED CONTENTChocolatiers for a day
For five lucky individuals, Saturday brought chocolate making to life. Knoke’s Chocolates offered a contest tied in with the recent Phipps Children’s Theatre production of “Willy Wonka Junior.”
RELATED CONTENTDevelopers lose property, still owe $7.2 million
Even after the bank bought the property, area development companies and a North Hudson man owe over $7.2 million in four foreclosure judgments.
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