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City of Hudson to allow backyard hens
Maybe it was fate. Monday, June 3, was National Egg Day, the spokespersons for Hudson Urban Chickens said at the start of their presentation to the City Council that evening.
Wednesday, June, 05, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Maybe it was fate. Monday, June 3, was National Egg Day, the spokespersons for Hudson Urban Chickens said at the start of their presentation to the City Council that evening.
Wednesday, June, 05, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Big Joint Finance decisions expected today as Walker travels; Lake Superior warm-up blamed for waning Lake Trout population, more state news
Wisconsin News
The Legislature's Joint Finance committee will decide the fate of a half-dozen signficant affecting the poor and unemployed, state assets and state workers who smoke. Read on for stories about the sale of Wausau Paper,a 2.5 degree warm-up of Lake Superior and a large industrial fire in Sauk City.
Tuesday, May, 21, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Wisconsin News
The Legislature's Joint Finance committee will decide the fate of a half-dozen signficant affecting the poor and unemployed, state assets and state workers who smoke. Read on for stories about the sale of Wausau Paper,a 2.5 degree warm-up of Lake Superior and a large industrial fire in Sauk City.
Tuesday, May, 21, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Joint Finance OKs one year's funding for embattled WEDC; panel would curb reciprocity; Gogebic files permit request, more state news
Wisconsin News
The state Legislature’s finance committee has endorsed only one year of funding for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation. Also, Gogebic Taconite has filed a request with the WDNR to being boring 1,400-foot deep exploratory probes near Ashland, plus stories about eliminating reciprocity tuition rates for Minnesotans wanting to attend UW-Madison and a bid to prevent any restrictions on big, sugary sodas in Wisconsin.
Friday, May, 10, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
The state Legislature’s finance committee has endorsed only one year of funding for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation. Also, Gogebic Taconite has filed a request with the WDNR to being boring 1,400-foot deep exploratory probes near Ashland, plus stories about eliminating reciprocity tuition rates for Minnesotans wanting to attend UW-Madison and a bid to prevent any restrictions on big, sugary sodas in Wisconsin.
Friday, May, 10, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Swarm season starts: bees just doing what comes naturally - Don’t Panic!
If spring-time should finally arrive, honey bee colonies start to build-up their numbers and if they run out of space in their hive, they swarm. The public should not be alarmed if they see or come across a swarm of honey bees. They are doing what honey bees do and are not remotely interested in humans. In fact before leaving their hive the bees fill up their stomachs with honey and are rather mellow; their sole intention is to find a new home to build-up a new colony.
Thursday, May, 02, 2013 - River Falls Journal - Outdoors
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If spring-time should finally arrive, honey bee colonies start to build-up their numbers and if they run out of space in their hive, they swarm. The public should not be alarmed if they see or come across a swarm of honey bees. They are doing what honey bees do and are not remotely interested in humans. In fact before leaving their hive the bees fill up their stomachs with honey and are rather mellow; their sole intention is to find a new home to build-up a new colony.
Thursday, May, 02, 2013 - River Falls Journal - Outdoors
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CITY OF HUDSON: 3/25/13 Council Meeting Minutes
(Pub. May 2, 2013)
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Northern reaches straffed by another dose of winter; thousands scramble to make Tax Day deadline; man held in fatal house fire, more state news
Wisconsin News
Another round of wind-driven snow and ice left thousands without power Sunday and left Wisconsinites wondering if spring would ever arrive. Also, stories about proposed legislation that would have police officers answer to judges if they failed to make domestic abuse arrests, plus stories about a fatal mobile home fire and a guard at the Stanley prison who feels abandoned by her employer following a serious assault last year.
Monday, April, 15, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Another round of wind-driven snow and ice left thousands without power Sunday and left Wisconsinites wondering if spring would ever arrive. Also, stories about proposed legislation that would have police officers answer to judges if they failed to make domestic abuse arrests, plus stories about a fatal mobile home fire and a guard at the Stanley prison who feels abandoned by her employer following a serious assault last year.
Monday, April, 15, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Utilities still toil to undo storm-related outtages; Ryan favors some facets of Obama budget; researcher charged with formula theft, more state news
Wisconsin News
Wisconsin utilities made a lot of progress Wednesday in restoring electricity but about 8,500 customers were still in the dark this morning, after a second day of heavy rains, sleet, ice and light snow. Also stories about lawmaker reactions to President Obama's proposed budget, details on a Chinese researcher accused of stealing a drug formula and an update on the sentence doled to a teen whose driving killed three friends.
Thursday, April, 11, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Wisconsin utilities made a lot of progress Wednesday in restoring electricity but about 8,500 customers were still in the dark this morning, after a second day of heavy rains, sleet, ice and light snow. Also stories about lawmaker reactions to President Obama's proposed budget, details on a Chinese researcher accused of stealing a drug formula and an update on the sentence doled to a teen whose driving killed three friends.
Thursday, April, 11, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Local Government Meetings ( March 25-26, 2013)
Thursday, March, 21, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Public Notices
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Thursday, March, 21, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Public Notices
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St. Patrick Parish welcomes election of Pope Francis
“I think overall there is just tremendous excitement and enthusiasm for the person who was selected and for the name he chose,” said Father John Gerritts, senior pastor of the parish. “I think he is going to emphasize in a very vibrant way the church’s call to reach out and serve the poor, to evangelize, to be a missionary church, to be a church that lives what it preaches.”
Wednesday, March, 20, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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“I think overall there is just tremendous excitement and enthusiasm for the person who was selected and for the name he chose,” said Father John Gerritts, senior pastor of the parish. “I think he is going to emphasize in a very vibrant way the church’s call to reach out and serve the poor, to evangelize, to be a missionary church, to be a church that lives what it preaches.”
Wednesday, March, 20, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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CITY OF HUDSON: Ad For Bids - Fire Protection/ Alarm System
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Thursday, February, 07, 2013 - -
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Nine inches of snow falls in parts of state; Packers say Driver is retiring; more state briefs
Wisconsin News
Wednesday’s snowstorm dumped up to 9.5 inches in places that forecasters predicted would be the hardest hit. Coloma and Reedsburg, at 9.5 inches, had the biggest totals that were reported overnight.
Thursday, January, 31, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Wisconsin News
Wednesday’s snowstorm dumped up to 9.5 inches in places that forecasters predicted would be the hardest hit. Coloma and Reedsburg, at 9.5 inches, had the biggest totals that were reported overnight.
Thursday, January, 31, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Major winter storm smacks southeastern Wisconsin; Milwaukee gun control debate spills onto CNN; no shortage of chicken wings; more state briefs
Wisconsin News
A major winter storm sweeping out of the southwest dumped 2-plus inches of rain on Madison and Milwaukee Tuesday night before temperatures fell and snowfall began. Also, state lawmakers are learning about a new union being formed to represent prison guards and Milwaukee's mayor and county sheriff take their debate about gun control to a national audience, plus more state briefs.
Wednesday, January, 30, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
A major winter storm sweeping out of the southwest dumped 2-plus inches of rain on Madison and Milwaukee Tuesday night before temperatures fell and snowfall began. Also, state lawmakers are learning about a new union being formed to represent prison guards and Milwaukee's mayor and county sheriff take their debate about gun control to a national audience, plus more state briefs.
Wednesday, January, 30, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Neillsville district hit hard by flu -- familiar trend statewide; soggy weekend ahead; Packer fans warned of ticket scams, more state news
Wisconsin News
While one in five kids from the Neillsville School District stayed home with the flu Wednesday, most Milwaukee hospitals are no longer accepting emergent patients because beds are filled with flu victims. Also, Gov. Walker hints his budget may contain big dollars to help train Wisconsin workers for unfilled jobs, plus many more state stories.
Thursday, January, 10, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Wisconsin News
While one in five kids from the Neillsville School District stayed home with the flu Wednesday, most Milwaukee hospitals are no longer accepting emergent patients because beds are filled with flu victims. Also, Gov. Walker hints his budget may contain big dollars to help train Wisconsin workers for unfilled jobs, plus many more state stories.
Thursday, January, 10, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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RANDY'S RAMBLINGS: Hudson firefighters deserve the community’s gratitude
Opinion
I’ve looked at the Wisconsin Taxpayer’s Alliance comparisons of municipal per capita spending on fire protection and emergency medical service. I say, let’s let the chief manage the fire department.
Wednesday, January, 09, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Opinion
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Opinion
I’ve looked at the Wisconsin Taxpayer’s Alliance comparisons of municipal per capita spending on fire protection and emergency medical service. I say, let’s let the chief manage the fire department.
Wednesday, January, 09, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Opinion
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Croes retires after 20 years with St. Croix County
Sharleen Croes said she dragged her feet on retirement until she was over 70, but has finally made the choice.
Tuesday, January, 08, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Sharleen Croes said she dragged her feet on retirement until she was over 70, but has finally made the choice.
Tuesday, January, 08, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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UPDATE: Fire damages Hunter Hill townhouse complex on New Year's Eve
A fire Monday morning, Dec. 31, damaged two townhouses on a Hunter Hill Road cul-de-sac west of Wisconsin Street. The fire appears to have started in the area of a bathroom ceiling fan.
Monday, December, 31, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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A fire Monday morning, Dec. 31, damaged two townhouses on a Hunter Hill Road cul-de-sac west of Wisconsin Street. The fire appears to have started in the area of a bathroom ceiling fan.
Monday, December, 31, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Thousands of mussels must be moved for new St. Croix bridge; officer death investigated at Wauwatosa; database tracks nursing home flu study, more briefs
Wisconsin News
Divers will have to relocate some 7,000 mussels upstream from the new St. Croix River crossing ahead of construction next spring. Also, an investigation was underway Monday morning into the death of a Wauwatosa police officer, and UW officials have promised there will be no alcohol at school-sanctioned celebrations associated with next week's Rose Bowl; plus more state news.
Monday, December, 24, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Divers will have to relocate some 7,000 mussels upstream from the new St. Croix River crossing ahead of construction next spring. Also, an investigation was underway Monday morning into the death of a Wauwatosa police officer, and UW officials have promised there will be no alcohol at school-sanctioned celebrations associated with next week's Rose Bowl; plus more state news.
Monday, December, 24, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Virulent flu bug blamed in 4 Wisconsin deaths, 113 cases so far; students at flooded school pitch-in to clean up; tourism sector hosts clothing drive; more briefs
Wisconsin News
In the wake of four deaths and 113 verified cases of the flu, state health officials urge Wisconsinites to get vaccinated soon. Also, a federal judge has tossed a lawsuit brought by Wisconsin and four other states, asking for permanent barriers to keep invasive carp out of Lake Michigan. Read on for more Wisconsin news stories.
Tuesday, December, 04, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
In the wake of four deaths and 113 verified cases of the flu, state health officials urge Wisconsinites to get vaccinated soon. Also, a federal judge has tossed a lawsuit brought by Wisconsin and four other states, asking for permanent barriers to keep invasive carp out of Lake Michigan. Read on for more Wisconsin news stories.
Tuesday, December, 04, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Lobbyist says votes aligned for new Wisconsin mining bill; teachers' unions in merger talks; Mississippi navigation ends today, more briefs
Wisconsin News
A lobbyist for Gogebic Taconite tells the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel that he believes there are enough votes to move a new mining bill through the State Legislature. Also, the state's two largest teachers union appear headed for a merger, plus more weekend stories from around Wisconsin.
Monday, December, 03, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
A lobbyist for Gogebic Taconite tells the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel that he believes there are enough votes to move a new mining bill through the State Legislature. Also, the state's two largest teachers union appear headed for a merger, plus more weekend stories from around Wisconsin.
Monday, December, 03, 2012 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Smart phones can brighten your holidays
Shopping and entertaining are key components of the holiday season. Some people relish the thought of heading to stores and finding deals, while others are less excited, even during the holidays. However, using the myriad apps designed for today’s tablets and smart phones can make shopping a bit easier.
Monday, November, 19, 2012 - RiverTown Multimedia - Multimedia
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Shopping and entertaining are key components of the holiday season. Some people relish the thought of heading to stores and finding deals, while others are less excited, even during the holidays. However, using the myriad apps designed for today’s tablets and smart phones can make shopping a bit easier.
Monday, November, 19, 2012 - RiverTown Multimedia - Multimedia
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