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No Wisconsin runners hurt in Boston blasts; $17 million pledged for dairy center; more state news
Wisconsin News
Although some 450 runners from the state were registered for Monday's ill-fated Boston Marathon, none are believe to have been injured in the two bomb blasts that will forever mar the national event. Also stories about a new effort to humiliate tax-dodgers, details on $17 million pledged for a new UW-M dairy center and a Milwaukee-area native who has won a Pulitzer prize.
Tuesday, April, 16, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Although some 450 runners from the state were registered for Monday's ill-fated Boston Marathon, none are believe to have been injured in the two bomb blasts that will forever mar the national event. Also stories about a new effort to humiliate tax-dodgers, details on $17 million pledged for a new UW-M dairy center and a Milwaukee-area native who has won a Pulitzer prize.
Tuesday, April, 16, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Witness in Schaffhausen trial is due in court today for knife possession; gas down 31 cents from a year ago; UW wins cancer research grant, more state news
Wisconsin News
Security was expected to be tightened Monday as the insanity trial for Aaron Schaffhausen entered its second week. Also, UW Madison researchers will share a $14.5 million grant to try and identify DNA links that will forecast cancer, plus stories about the state's rising cheese production levels, nine ice fishermen who got stuck on a floataway floe and Sen. Ron Johnson's YouTube video.
Monday, April, 08, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Security was expected to be tightened Monday as the insanity trial for Aaron Schaffhausen entered its second week. Also, UW Madison researchers will share a $14.5 million grant to try and identify DNA links that will forecast cancer, plus stories about the state's rising cheese production levels, nine ice fishermen who got stuck on a floataway floe and Sen. Ron Johnson's YouTube video.
Monday, April, 08, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Friday -- Schaffhausen’s mental state scrutinized
The defense called experts and a former co-worker from his construction job in North Dakota to testify about Aaron Schaffhausen’s battle with depression and other issues Friday morning.
Friday, April, 05, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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The defense called experts and a former co-worker from his construction job in North Dakota to testify about Aaron Schaffhausen’s battle with depression and other issues Friday morning.
Friday, April, 05, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Financial help for schools dominant theme at first hearing; regents voting on 2 new chancellors; silo mishap claims Catawba man, more state news
Wisconsin News
The need for more public school funding was a dominant theme at the first of four Joint Finance panel hearings being held statewide. Also, UW Regents will vote on two new chancellors at their LaCrosse meeting today, plus stories about another CWD deer being found, snow for northern Wisconsin and Gov. Walkers national travel plans.
Friday, April, 05, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
The need for more public school funding was a dominant theme at the first of four Joint Finance panel hearings being held statewide. Also, UW Regents will vote on two new chancellors at their LaCrosse meeting today, plus stories about another CWD deer being found, snow for northern Wisconsin and Gov. Walkers national travel plans.
Friday, April, 05, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Local Government Meetings ( April 8 - 11, 2013)
Thursday, April, 04, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Public Notices
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Thursday, April, 04, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Public Notices
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Tourist information center demolished; city gets garage and shelter
The state tourist information center that stood along Interstate 94 in Hudson for many years was demolished on Monday. The excavation of the 16 acres on which the tourist center stood will begin soon, said David Robson, a partner in the development group that bought the land from the state for $1.25 million.
Thursday, April, 04, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Business
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The state tourist information center that stood along Interstate 94 in Hudson for many years was demolished on Monday. The excavation of the 16 acres on which the tourist center stood will begin soon, said David Robson, a partner in the development group that bought the land from the state for $1.25 million.
Thursday, April, 04, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Business
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Walker may stop appointing judges in Dane Co.; synthetic drug use prompts tribal 'emergency' declaration; more state news
Wisconsin News
Since his endorsement appears to be a pox on candidates put before Dane County voters, Gov. Scott Walker says he probably won't make appointments when judgeships open in the future. Also, the Mississippi shipping season is at least two weeks late -- and counting due to thick ice on Lake Pepin. Plus stories about the Milwaukee Archdiocese releasing records about abusive clergy members, a counterproposal to school vouchers and a turkey hunting preview.
Thursday, April, 04, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Since his endorsement appears to be a pox on candidates put before Dane County voters, Gov. Scott Walker says he probably won't make appointments when judgeships open in the future. Also, the Mississippi shipping season is at least two weeks late -- and counting due to thick ice on Lake Pepin. Plus stories about the Milwaukee Archdiocese releasing records about abusive clergy members, a counterproposal to school vouchers and a turkey hunting preview.
Thursday, April, 04, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Hudson City Council votes 4-3 to return sailboat dinghies to the dike
The council approved a plan from the Public Works Committee to create five areas along the dike where groups of up to 10 dinghies will be stored. The of dinghies kept on the dike must be about 55 inches wide, no longer than 10 feet, and white or cream in color.
Monday, April, 01, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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The council approved a plan from the Public Works Committee to create five areas along the dike where groups of up to 10 dinghies will be stored. The of dinghies kept on the dike must be about 55 inches wide, no longer than 10 feet, and white or cream in color.
Monday, April, 01, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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HHS play ‘Rumors’ promises to be fun-filled farce
If the weather and the slow arrival of spring has dampened spirits this year, the Hudson High School play just may be an antidote. “Rumors,” by award-winning playwright Neil Simon, gives a talented cast of 10 plenty to work with.
Sunday, March, 31, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Entertainment
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If the weather and the slow arrival of spring has dampened spirits this year, the Hudson High School play just may be an antidote. “Rumors,” by award-winning playwright Neil Simon, gives a talented cast of 10 plenty to work with.
Sunday, March, 31, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Entertainment
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Two supervisor posts on ballot in town of Hudson; chair unopposed
The candidates for the open Hudson Town Board supervisor position respond to the question: What is/are the most important issue(s) in the town of Hudson and how would you address it/them?
Thursday, March, 28, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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The candidates for the open Hudson Town Board supervisor position respond to the question: What is/are the most important issue(s) in the town of Hudson and how would you address it/them?
Thursday, March, 28, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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OUR VIEW: Important decisions in Tuesday's election
Opinion
Next Tuesday's spring election has plenty of excitement and will hopefully attract a large number of voters. It is a bit unusual, however, that the municipal contested races are outside the city of Hudson and village of North Hudson.
Wednesday, March, 27, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Opinion
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Opinion
Next Tuesday's spring election has plenty of excitement and will hopefully attract a large number of voters. It is a bit unusual, however, that the municipal contested races are outside the city of Hudson and village of North Hudson.
Wednesday, March, 27, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Opinion
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Schaffhausen may plead guilty; man charged in cyber-attack on Koch companies; more state news
Wisconsin News
The attorney for accused killer Aaron Schaffhausen said Tuesday his client might admit to the crimes yet still maintain an insanity claim. Also, a new study indicates that costs for state health insurers may rise 80 percent once thousands of now-uninsured residents begin drawing benefits. Read on for stories about the DNR lowering the cost of a wolf license and a Black Creek man is charged in assisting in cyber attacks.
Wednesday, March, 27, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
The attorney for accused killer Aaron Schaffhausen said Tuesday his client might admit to the crimes yet still maintain an insanity claim. Also, a new study indicates that costs for state health insurers may rise 80 percent once thousands of now-uninsured residents begin drawing benefits. Read on for stories about the DNR lowering the cost of a wolf license and a Black Creek man is charged in assisting in cyber attacks.
Wednesday, March, 27, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Postal employees rally to keep Saturday delivery; Walker ignores prisoner pardon requests; Feds consider pre-pay funeral fund probe, more state news
Wisconsin News
Postal workers in Madison, West Milwaukee and Green Bay gathered to rally Sunday in support of keeping Saturday mail delivery -- and their jobs. Investigators from the Securities & Exchange Commission are probing to check the integrity of a statewide trust fund for pre-paid burials, plus stories about the death of another snowmobiler, Gov. Scott Walker's refusal to consider prisoner pardons and the state spelling bee winner.
Monday, March, 25, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
Postal workers in Madison, West Milwaukee and Green Bay gathered to rally Sunday in support of keeping Saturday mail delivery -- and their jobs. Investigators from the Securities & Exchange Commission are probing to check the integrity of a statewide trust fund for pre-paid burials, plus stories about the death of another snowmobiler, Gov. Scott Walker's refusal to consider prisoner pardons and the state spelling bee winner.
Monday, March, 25, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsinites welcome spring through chattering teeth; More state homes ‘underwater’; Survey says over half of residents favor assault weapon ban; more briefs
Wisconsin News
Today is the first day of spring. But Wisconsinites are still chattering their teeth and shivering in their coats as wind chills plunged into the minus-teens overnight. About one of every six homes with active mortgages in Wisconsin is underwater – and that number is rising.
Wednesday, March, 20, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Today is the first day of spring. But Wisconsinites are still chattering their teeth and shivering in their coats as wind chills plunged into the minus-teens overnight. About one of every six homes with active mortgages in Wisconsin is underwater – and that number is rising.
Wednesday, March, 20, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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New UW Madison chancellor hails from Twin Cities; tribes announce highest-ever spearing goals; more state news
Wisconsin News
The nation's current secretary of commerce is expected to become the next chancellor at UW-Madison this summer. Also, the state's six Chippewa tribes have announced they plan to spear 59,000 pounds of walleyes this spring, which will lower to one fish, the daily limit for non-native anglers. Plus stories about Wisconsin's answer to Obamacare, a new "Doctor Apology" bill and police heroism last week at Stevens Point.
Tuesday, March, 19, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Wisconsin News
The nation's current secretary of commerce is expected to become the next chancellor at UW-Madison this summer. Also, the state's six Chippewa tribes have announced they plan to spear 59,000 pounds of walleyes this spring, which will lower to one fish, the daily limit for non-native anglers. Plus stories about Wisconsin's answer to Obamacare, a new "Doctor Apology" bill and police heroism last week at Stevens Point.
Tuesday, March, 19, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Kenneth Lowe, 94
Kenneth Clarence "KC" Lowe, age 94, of River Falls, Wis., passed away March 17.
Monday, March, 18, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Obituaries (paid view)
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Kenneth Clarence "KC" Lowe, age 94, of River Falls, Wis., passed away March 17.
Monday, March, 18, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Obituaries (paid view)
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Bo Ryan pleased with Badgers' No. 5 seed in NCAA Tournament
Wisconsin Sports
Wisconsin men’s basketball coach Bo Ryan says he’s happy to get a No. 5 seed in the NCAA Tournament. The Badgers will take on Southeastern Conference champion Ole Miss on Friday in a West Regional game in Kansas City.
Monday, March, 18, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Wisconsin Sports
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Wisconsin Sports
Wisconsin men’s basketball coach Bo Ryan says he’s happy to get a No. 5 seed in the NCAA Tournament. The Badgers will take on Southeastern Conference champion Ole Miss on Friday in a West Regional game in Kansas City.
Monday, March, 18, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - Wisconsin Sports
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New Walker budget would borrow a billion; lawmaker wants food stamp recipients to shop more wisely; more state news
Wisconsin News
Gov. Scott Walker’s proposed state budget would borrow over a billion dollars – almost all of it for transportation projects. Also, a Neenah area lawmaker is proposing a program to help food stamp recipients shop more wisely, state unemployment ticked upward slightly last month, plus more state news.
Friday, March, 15, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Wisconsin News
Gov. Scott Walker’s proposed state budget would borrow over a billion dollars – almost all of it for transportation projects. Also, a Neenah area lawmaker is proposing a program to help food stamp recipients shop more wisely, state unemployment ticked upward slightly last month, plus more state news.
Friday, March, 15, 2013 - New Richmond News - News
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Dinghy storage on the dike road is still prohibited
The saga of the sailboat dinghies will continue until at least the next meeting of the Hudson City Council. Monday night, a motion to suspend council rules to allow reconsideration of a ban on the small boats being stored on the dike road failed on a 3-2 vote.
Wednesday, March, 13, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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The saga of the sailboat dinghies will continue until at least the next meeting of the Hudson City Council. Monday night, a motion to suspend council rules to allow reconsideration of a ban on the small boats being stored on the dike road failed on a 3-2 vote.
Wednesday, March, 13, 2013 - Hudson Star-Observer - News
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Pinching the Octane Penny
Last night I turned on the news and the lead story was the rising cost of gasoline at the pumps. This is and will always be an important concern for commuting consumers. Here are a few quick tips to give your car an edge and help you get the maximum fuel mileage from your vehicle.
Tuesday, March, 12, 2013 - RiverTown Multimedia - Multimedia
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Last night I turned on the news and the lead story was the rising cost of gasoline at the pumps. This is and will always be an important concern for commuting consumers. Here are a few quick tips to give your car an edge and help you get the maximum fuel mileage from your vehicle.
Tuesday, March, 12, 2013 - RiverTown Multimedia - Multimedia
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