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Hudson, Wis., woman watched second plane fly into World Trade Center
Almost everybody remembers where they were on Sept. 11, 2001, when the images of two passenger airplanes crashing into each of the World Trade Center towers in New York City were broadcast throughout the world. For Marie Salzman, 34, a 1995 graduate of Hudson High School, the crashes and ensuing explosion are forever etched on her mind.
By Jon Echternacht , September 08, 2011
Willow River Parent Group treasurer bound over for trial
A Hudson woman charged in the theft of funds from the Willow River Elementary School parent group will plead to the charges next month.
By Jon Echternacht , August 24, 2011
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Wisconsin wires $60 million to Minnesota; Hopes high to reinstate income tax reciprocity soon
Wisconsin NewsHe didn’t come check in hand. The money had been wired Tuesday evening. But Gov. Scott Walker held a press conference Wednesday morning to announce that Wisconsin has paid off its $60 million tax reciprocity debt to Minnesota.
By Judy Wiff , July 13, 2011
New Zealand’s beauty inspires local photographer
New Zealand has been the country of choice for many a photographer and movie director in recent years due to its wide range of landscapes and climates. This is one of the reasons local photographer and 2008 Hudson graduate Austin Fassino chose the Kiwi nation as the destination for his two-month trip.
By By Jordan Willi , June 30, 2011
North Hudson man saves yellow Lab from choking
Jackson is a lucky dog — or an unlucky one — depending on your point of view. Jaime Kanzler brought her yellow Labrador retriever to Woodcrest Park in North Hudson at midday on a Wednesday a couple of weeks ago to run off some energy by chasing a rubber ball.
By Randy Hanson , May 27, 2011
Duffy’s tale is not your ordinary dog story
Gary and Melissa Porter, Hudson residents for the last nine years, have teamed up to write and market a book that is sure to wag its way into thousands of readers’ hands. “Duffy The Tale of a Terrier,” will appeal to young and old alike.
By Margaret Ontl , May 13, 2011
Sheriff would pay more for his benefits, but can’t
If St. Croix County Sheriff John Shilts had his way he would gladly chip in a portion of his compensation for health insurance and retirement…but it’s not that simple.
By Jon Echternacht , May 11, 2011
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Hudson Middle School student scientists are in NASA’s sights again
Hudson Middle School science teacher Chris DeLeon likes to challenge his students both in and beyond the classes he teaches. Just like he did last year, he offered any of his eighth-grade students the opportunity to compete in several science challenges sponsored by NASA and other agencies.
By Meg Heaton , April 22, 2011
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