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Text of Gov. Scott Walker's budget address

Gov. Scott Walker's office released a transcript of his much-anticipated budget address Tuesday. In the speech, Walker says his plan will reduce overall state spending by 6.7 percent which will mean a $1.25 billion reduction in local revenue sharing. Walker was to deliver his address at 4 p.m.

March 01, 2011

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School taxes expected to increase in 2010-11

With this school year’s tax levy just recently certified, the Hudson School District and Board of Education are already bracing for more bad news in the 2010-2011 school year. But they have a plan.

By Meg Heaton , December 18, 2009

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Town of Hudson electors vote to exceed cap

During a special meeting of the electors Tuesday, Nov. 10, citizens of the town of Hudson voted in favor of allowing the town to exceed its current price cap of $5,000 per mile for road construction and repair.

By By Chris Hamble , November 27, 2009

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City will spend less, keep tax rate unchanged

The Hudson City Council on Monday night approved a 2010 general fund budget that spends less and maintains virtually the same municipal tax rate as in 2009.

By Randy Hanson , November 19, 2009

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County adopts budget with 4.6 percent tax increase

With only two supervisors objecting and with little discussion, the St. Croix County Board adopted a budget Nov. 10 that raises the property tax levy 4.6 percent.

By Judy Wiff , November 19, 2009

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School district looks ahead to another tough budget

With the 2009-10 school budget finalized, the Hudson School District is looking ahead to next year and more of the same when it comes to increased costs and reduced revenue.

By Meg Heaton , November 19, 2009

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County budget proposals include tax hikes, borrowing

Department budget requests, escalating insurance costs and lagging sales tax income sabotaged the St. Croix County Finance Committee’s plan to hold the tax levy increase to the rate of new construction.

By Judy Wiff , November 06, 2009

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School financing continues to change

Although the changes don’t appear to have much impact on the big picture, the numbers affecting the school budget and tax levy continue to change. The good news is that the deadline for any changes is Nov. 1.

By Meg Heaton , October 23, 2009

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WASB heads concerned about education finances

WASB heads concerned about education finances John Ashley, executive director of the Wisconsin Association of School Boards, visited western Wisconsin last week and expressed concern about financing public education in the years ahead.

By Doug Stohlberg , October 08, 2009

More cuts needed

Is it not time the Hudson School Board manages your money a little bit better? How about starting with consistent reporting for transparency?

By Ray Hornung, Town of Hudson , October 02, 2009

St. Croix board tackles $750,000 gap between 2010 budget requests, revenue

St. Croix County supervisors and administrators are $750,000 short of reaching a balanced 2010 budget, according to reports heard by the County Board Tuesday.

By Judy Wiff , September 25, 2009

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Tells of budget woes

Gov. Doyle, the Wisconsin Assembly and Senate have approved a budget for the next two years. The result is $4 billion in new spending even though the state is $5 billion in debt.

By Bob Ziller, New Richmond , August 07, 2009

Our View: Passing laws in the budget process is hazardous

Same-sex partnerships went into effect in Wisconsin earlier this week. Obviously there are strong sentiments on both sides of the issue, but what disturbs many observers is the fact that the law was never debated openly, but rather written and passed in the state budget process.

By Editorial staff , August 06, 2009

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District to lose $2.7 million in aid

The Hudson Board of Education got more bad news about the upcoming school budget at last week’s meeting. According to Financial Services Director Tim Erickson, state aid to the Hudson School District will be an estimated $2,697,000 less than last year.

By Meg Heaton , July 22, 2009

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Critical of Democrats

Elections have consequences. Today our Democrat-controlled state Legislature voted for the biggest tax increase in Wisconsin history: $2.1 billion in new taxes and fees, a deficit of almost $2.3 billion, while borrowing another $2.9 billion.

By Ray Hornung, Town of Hudson , July 03, 2009

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