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Doyle removes big limits on teacher salaries

Wisconsin News
Gov. Jim Doyle removed some big limits on Wisconsin teacher salaries when he signed the new state budget Monday.

June 30, 2009

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News could get worse for school budget

The Hudson Board of Education was told last week that state education aid could be cut even further than the $1.8 million already anticipated by the school district.

By Meg Heaton , June 19, 2009

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Final Assembly vote on the new state budget delayed; Democrats add amendments

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State Assembly Speaker Mike Sheridan says Democrats have the 50 votes they need to pass their version of the new state budget.

June 12, 2009

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Letter: Kitty is a true leader

Last week’s Star-Observer reported that State Assembly Rep. Kitty Rhoades will be returning 16 days of her pay. This decision is in response to the 16-day-without-pay furloughs that all state employees will have to take in order to bridge the state budget gap.

By Jesse Garza, Hudson , June 05, 2009

Key Democrat denies political payback in Justice Department budget slash

Wisconsin News
A key Democrat says politics did not play a role in slashing the Justice Department’s budget for the next two years.

June 03, 2009

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Town of Hudson considers reducing budget by 10 to 15 percent

Town Supervisor Kernon Bast has proposed that the town of Hudson reduce its 2010 budget by 10 to 15 percent in an effort to save money in the current economic recession.

By By Chris Hamble , May 15, 2009

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Doyle says more state employees will be laid off

Wisconsin News
Gov. Jim Doyle says he will not raise taxes to cover a new $1.5 billion revenue shortfall in the next state budget.

May 08, 2009

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Letter: Offers school budget plan

Hudson School District Superintendent Mary Bowen-Eggebraaten is not living up to her commitments. In 2006, the superintendent asked the public to pass a $12 million referendum to build River Crest Elementary School.

By Bob Muchlinski, Hudson , May 08, 2009

Letter: Has ideas for school budget

I am an employee and my husband and I are taxpayers in the Hudson School District and we have some ideas for reducing the school district’s budget.

By Lynn and Tom Cincotta, Hudson , May 08, 2009

Federal stimulus money will offset school layoffs

With the Hudson School District slated to receive more than $1 million in federal stimulus package money, the Board of Education met in a special meeting April 28 to take another look at the 2009-10 budget and proposed staff cuts.

By Meg Heaton , May 07, 2009

Doyle says budget is getting tougher by the minute

Wisconsin News
Gov. Jim Doyle will hold a news conference Wednesday to talk about Wisconsin’s budget problems that seem to be getting tougher by the minute.

May 07, 2009

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City adopts budget with $2 million in capital improvements

A capital projects budget of just under $2 million was approved by the Hudson City Council on April 20. The budget includes $1.1 million for the resurfacing of Carmichael Road from the north side of I-94 to near the south city limits.

By Randy Hanson , May 01, 2009

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Aid cuts concerns county official

Aid cuts concerns county official An official in a St. Croix County agency is concerned about a proposed small cut in the state budget that would make a big difference for caregivers to persons diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.

By Jon Echternacht , April 24, 2009

Hudson School District faces $1.5 million budget shortfall

The budget process for the upcoming school year is underway and the Hudson School District will be facing a dramatic cut of $1.5 million or more in state school aid.

By Meg Heaton , April 23, 2009

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Hudson School Board wants wage and salary freeze

With the Hudson School District facing a potentially $2 million cut in revenue, the Board of Education is asking all employees to agree to a wage and salary freeze for the upcoming year.

By Meg Heaton , April 22, 2009

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