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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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UPDATED(4:20 p.m.) Hotline established for individuals affected by Germann Road fire
Wisconsin News
The Department of Natural Resources has established a hotline which residents potentially impacted by the Germann Road Fire in Douglas County can call to learn about the status of their homes and property. Meanwhile firefighters continue to extinguish hotspots and shore up fire lines.
Wednesday, May, 15, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Wisconsin News
The Department of Natural Resources has established a hotline which residents potentially impacted by the Germann Road Fire in Douglas County can call to learn about the status of their homes and property. Meanwhile firefighters continue to extinguish hotspots and shore up fire lines.
Wednesday, May, 15, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Law to curb circuit judge's powers wins approval; poll says slight majority favor Walker's performance; more state briefs
Wisconsin News
State laws that are struck down by circuit judges could stay in effect while they’re appealed, under a bill that got preliminary approval in the Assembly Tuesday. Also, stories about legislation to curb Milwaukee County Board- and WDEC employee discretion, and a discount boffo that cost a wine retailer some credibility with customers.
Wednesday, May, 15, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Wisconsin News
State laws that are struck down by circuit judges could stay in effect while they’re appealed, under a bill that got preliminary approval in the Assembly Tuesday. Also, stories about legislation to curb Milwaukee County Board- and WDEC employee discretion, and a discount boffo that cost a wine retailer some credibility with customers.
Wednesday, May, 15, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Conservative Janesville area group alleges undue IRS scrutiny; Dalai Lama speaking to lawmakers, more state briefs
Wisconsin News
Between debates over stiffer rules for the unemployed, drunk drivers and underage drinkers who use fake ID's, Wisconsin lawmaker will hear from the Dalai Lama Tuesday afternoon. Also, stories about two fatal fires, a rally planned in support of unpasteurized milk and a farmer caught selling and news about Vice President Joe Biden's note to a Milwaukee youngster whimsically endorsing chocolate bullets.
Tuesday, May, 14, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Between debates over stiffer rules for the unemployed, drunk drivers and underage drinkers who use fake ID's, Wisconsin lawmaker will hear from the Dalai Lama Tuesday afternoon. Also, stories about two fatal fires, a rally planned in support of unpasteurized milk and a farmer caught selling and news about Vice President Joe Biden's note to a Milwaukee youngster whimsically endorsing chocolate bullets.
Tuesday, May, 14, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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New place for Grace Place?
A former nursing home in New Richmond could become the new home for Grace Place, a homeless shelter currently operating in Somerset. The former Maple Manor and Deerfield Gables facility, which has been sitting empty since last fall, is being sought by the non-profit organization.
Monday, May, 13, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Community
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A former nursing home in New Richmond could become the new home for Grace Place, a homeless shelter currently operating in Somerset. The former Maple Manor and Deerfield Gables facility, which has been sitting empty since last fall, is being sought by the non-profit organization.
Monday, May, 13, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Community
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High court considers Wisconsin-focused church-state case; Assembly mulls new landlord-tenant law; new 'Alice' crowned
Wisconsin News
New legislation would allow landlords to seize property left behind when a tenant has been evicted. Also, the U.S. Supreme Court may decide a Wisconsin church-state dispute that has national ramifications for churches that host school events, plus stories about the new "Alice", a grad speaker's conclusions on a Hillary Clinton presidency and more state briefs.
Monday, May, 13, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Wisconsin News
New legislation would allow landlords to seize property left behind when a tenant has been evicted. Also, the U.S. Supreme Court may decide a Wisconsin church-state dispute that has national ramifications for churches that host school events, plus stories about the new "Alice", a grad speaker's conclusions on a Hillary Clinton presidency and more state briefs.
Monday, May, 13, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Winter delivers a final punch in Hudson area
It’s hard to believe now, but just a week ago Hudson was hit by what was hopefully the final snowstorm of a seemingly unending winter. The heavy, wet snow snapped tree branches, bringing down power lines and cutting off electricity to some homes and businesses.
Thursday, May, 09, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Outdoors
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It’s hard to believe now, but just a week ago Hudson was hit by what was hopefully the final snowstorm of a seemingly unending winter. The heavy, wet snow snapped tree branches, bringing down power lines and cutting off electricity to some homes and businesses.
Thursday, May, 09, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Outdoors
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Softball right at home in sweep of Rice Lake
The Raider softball team looked in midseason form in its first home doubleheader of the season last Tuesday against Rice Lake, pounding out 25 hits, including four home runs, and committing just one error while sweeping the Warriors 11-1 and 10-1.
Wednesday, May, 08, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Sports
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The Raider softball team looked in midseason form in its first home doubleheader of the season last Tuesday against Rice Lake, pounding out 25 hits, including four home runs, and committing just one error while sweeping the Warriors 11-1 and 10-1.
Wednesday, May, 08, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Sports
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Judge won't halt St. Croix bridge work; Senators split votes on internet sales tax; garlic-cheese bread chip nets woman $1 million prize
Wisconsin News
Wisconsin's U.S. senators split votes Monday on the issue of requiring on-line retailers to collect an estimated $95 million in sales tax for the state. Also, a federal judge says work on the new St. Croix River crossing should continue while a bidding dispute is resolved, plus stories about spring planting progress, an Assembly vote to protect waste truck drivers and a Facebook post that appears to ID the state's newest sheriff.
Tuesday, May, 07, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Wisconsin's U.S. senators split votes Monday on the issue of requiring on-line retailers to collect an estimated $95 million in sales tax for the state. Also, a federal judge says work on the new St. Croix River crossing should continue while a bidding dispute is resolved, plus stories about spring planting progress, an Assembly vote to protect waste truck drivers and a Facebook post that appears to ID the state's newest sheriff.
Tuesday, May, 07, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Officials aim to control Stillwater bridge lifts to avoid congestion; Passenger dog found after owner dies in semi crash; more briefs
Wisconsin News
Officials in Stillwater, Minn., hope to avoid traffic congestion in their downtown by putting new limits on the times a lift bridge to Wisconsin can go up and down to accommodate boats. A missing dog has been found safe after riding with its owner who died in the crash of two semi-trucks during last week’s snowstorm in western Wisconsin. More state news.
Monday, May, 06, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Officials in Stillwater, Minn., hope to avoid traffic congestion in their downtown by putting new limits on the times a lift bridge to Wisconsin can go up and down to accommodate boats. A missing dog has been found safe after riding with its owner who died in the crash of two semi-trucks during last week’s snowstorm in western Wisconsin. More state news.
Monday, May, 06, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Story about missing canoeists was fabricated; new law would mean prison for 7-time drunks; more state news
Wisconsin News
After dozens of searchers spent two days using boats and a helicopter to canvass the swollen waters of the Chippewa River, a Manitowoc man admitted to Eau Claire police that he made up a story about two canoeists capsizing and disappearing in the river. Also, stories about May skiing up north, updates from the Legislature and the child molestation case against a former Ellsworth teacher.
Friday, May, 03, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Wisconsin News
After dozens of searchers spent two days using boats and a helicopter to canvass the swollen waters of the Chippewa River, a Manitowoc man admitted to Eau Claire police that he made up a story about two canoeists capsizing and disappearing in the river. Also, stories about May skiing up north, updates from the Legislature and the child molestation case against a former Ellsworth teacher.
Friday, May, 03, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Doug's Diggings: New photos of ’65 flood
Opinion
The flood of 1965 was the worst ever recorded in Hudson, cresting between 694 and 695 feet above sea level. What that means is that the river was 20 feet over its normal level of 675 feet.
Friday, May, 03, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Opinion
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Opinion
The flood of 1965 was the worst ever recorded in Hudson, cresting between 694 and 695 feet above sea level. What that means is that the river was 20 feet over its normal level of 675 feet.
Friday, May, 03, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Opinion
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May snowstorm delays springtime in Hudson
A snowstorm dropped several inches of heavy, wet snow on the Hudson area the night of May 1-2, knocking out electricity to some homes, cancelling school and making for a sloppy commute.
Thursday, May, 02, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Community
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A snowstorm dropped several inches of heavy, wet snow on the Hudson area the night of May 1-2, knocking out electricity to some homes, cancelling school and making for a sloppy commute.
Thursday, May, 02, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Community
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More snow expected in some areas; UW reserves could hit $1.2 billion; Search goes on for kayakers missing in Eau Claire; more state news
Wisconsin News
Forecasters now say up to 18-inches of snow could fall by tonight in parts of northwest Wisconsin. The University of Wisconsin’s total reserves could grow to $1.2 billion by the end of the state’s fiscal year on June 30. More state news
Thursday, May, 02, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Forecasters now say up to 18-inches of snow could fall by tonight in parts of northwest Wisconsin. The University of Wisconsin’s total reserves could grow to $1.2 billion by the end of the state’s fiscal year on June 30. More state news
Thursday, May, 02, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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SECOND UPDATE: Storm takes out power across area
An unprecedented wet, heavy May snowfall that continues to blanket western Wisconsin cut off power to thousands of homes and closed schools and some roads due to utility wires being downed by broken trees and branches.
Thursday, May, 02, 2013 - River Falls Journal - News
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An unprecedented wet, heavy May snowfall that continues to blanket western Wisconsin cut off power to thousands of homes and closed schools and some roads due to utility wires being downed by broken trees and branches.
Thursday, May, 02, 2013 - River Falls Journal - News
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Prep work starts for Stillwater Bridge – really; Farm planting start is slowest in 30 years; more state news
Wisconsin News
Dock walls are being built to accommodate the construction equipment that will help install the foundations for the new bridge over the St. Croix River. The long winter has Wisconsin farmers off to their slowest spring planting start on record.
Tuesday, April, 30, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Dock walls are being built to accommodate the construction equipment that will help install the foundations for the new bridge over the St. Croix River. The long winter has Wisconsin farmers off to their slowest spring planting start on record.
Tuesday, April, 30, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Former Hudson women growing innovation in Afton
With an April like this where winter is refusing to leave, Minnesota farmers are struggling with being able to plant, much less harvest, their crops. However 10th Street Farm and Market, operated in Afton by mother-daughter team Lisa and Hallie Talbott, hasn’t had trouble.
Sunday, April, 28, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Business
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With an April like this where winter is refusing to leave, Minnesota farmers are struggling with being able to plant, much less harvest, their crops. However 10th Street Farm and Market, operated in Afton by mother-daughter team Lisa and Hallie Talbott, hasn’t had trouble.
Sunday, April, 28, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Business
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Schaffhausen sentencing set for July 15; Lawmakers demand UW tuition freeze; more state news
Wisconsin News
Sentencing has been set for July 15 for the man who pleaded guilty to killing his three daughters in River Falls. Democrats have joined Republicans in demanding a tuition freeze for students in the University of Wisconsin System.
Thursday, April, 25, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Sentencing has been set for July 15 for the man who pleaded guilty to killing his three daughters in River Falls. Democrats have joined Republicans in demanding a tuition freeze for students in the University of Wisconsin System.
Thursday, April, 25, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Brewers win ninth straight game, defeat Padres 6-3
Wisconsin Sports
After starting the season 2-8, the Brewers have won nine in a row for the first time since a 10-game run from Aug. 19-28, 2003. Also, the Bucks lose second playoff game, high school games can be shortened to five innings, and high school refs will be subject to background checks.
Wednesday, April, 24, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Wisconsin Sports
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Wisconsin Sports
After starting the season 2-8, the Brewers have won nine in a row for the first time since a 10-game run from Aug. 19-28, 2003. Also, the Bucks lose second playoff game, high school games can be shortened to five innings, and high school refs will be subject to background checks.
Wednesday, April, 24, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Wisconsin Sports
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Raider soccer gets a game in
The Raider girls’ soccer team finally ventured outside last Tuesday, April 16, not to practice, but to play its first game.
Wednesday, April, 24, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Sports
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The Raider girls’ soccer team finally ventured outside last Tuesday, April 16, not to practice, but to play its first game.
Wednesday, April, 24, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Sports
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