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Randy’s Ramblings: There’s a lot to be learned from raising chickens

I grew up listening to the music of the farm on the other side of Butternut Avenue in the village of Luck. So I bring some bias to the hopefully concluded discussion in the town of Hudson over whether chickens — more specifically roosters — should be allowed on residential property.

By Randy Hanson , October 07, 2011

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Town residents drop court action

A group of homeowners in the town of Hudson has dropped a court action asking a judge to block a town board decision allowing stadium lights and amplified sound systems on athletic fields.

By Randy Hanson , October 06, 2011

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Roosters spared the axe in town of Hudson

The Hudson Town Board decided not to act on a proposal to ban roosters from nonfarm residential property after a Sept. 6 public hearing on the issue.

By Randy Hanson , September 29, 2011

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Official cyclocross races set for town of Hudson this weekend

Uncle Mike’s M-Pour-E-Yum on Hwy. 12 in the town of Hudson will play host to the Hudson Double Cross Shootout on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 1-2.

September 28, 2011

Roosters, ball fields, Scout camp on Hudson Town Board’s agenda

The Hudson Town Board meeting set for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6, has the potential to produce lively debate. It will begin with a public hearing on a proposal to ban roosters from non-farm residential property.

By Randy Hanson , August 31, 2011

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Not your typical Sunday drive

Not your typical Sunday drive A caravan of tractors and their drivers were out for a Sunday drive on Kinney Road east of Hudson, returning from a Threshing Bee held in Roberts.

August 26, 2011

Letter: Not happy with Boosters

While the Boosters invade Hudson Township with promises of a $1.8 million dollar “Premier Ball Park”, the reality of their proposal is becoming apparent as they testify before public bodies.

By Katie Crammer, Hudson , August 05, 2011

Letter: Thoughts on ball fields

I’d like to address the comments of Hudson Town Supervisor Bast given in last week’s paper concerning the proposed Booster ball field project at Hwy. 12 and County UU.

By Steve Hermsen, Town of Hudson , August 05, 2011

Letter: Against ball fields

My husband and I live just south of the proposed ball field site. We have lived in our home for nearly 14 years, and in Hudson for over 35 years. We have planted many trees and created an environment in our back yard that attracts wildlife. If the proposed baseball fields are built, all that will be taken away from us.

By Toni Barclay, Town of Hudson , August 05, 2011

Sides square off over planned Booster baseball fields

Sides square off over planned Booster baseball fields The Hudson Boosters plan to build a four field baseball complex in the town of Hudson has created the deepest division on the town board since the dog track controversy of the 1990s, according to Town Chairman Jeff Johnson.

By Randy Hanson , July 29, 2011

Town approves Booster ball fields

Prior to the regularly scheduled town board meeting Tuesday, July 5, the town of Hudson held a hearing on a proposed ball field complex on a 21-acre parcel of land along Hwy. 12. Later, the board approved the proposal.

By By Chris Hamble , July 14, 2011

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Boosters seek new field in town

At the town of Hudson Board meeting Tuesday, June 7, the Hudson Boosters requested permission to construct a new ball field along Hwy. 12.

By By Chris Hamble , June 16, 2011

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Second Flower Mart opens in Hudson area

Second Flower Mart opens in Hudson area From the left are Kathy Hartman and Becky Norquist welcoming customers to the newest western Wisconsin Linder’s Flower Mart, located in the former Hermes Garden Center at 847 County U in the Town of Hudson.

May 20, 2011

German settlement marks 160 years

German settlement marks 160 years The German Settlement, located just east of Hudson, is celebrating its 160th anniversary since it was founded by Nicholas and Hely Schwalen in 1851.

April 10, 2011

Town of Hudson looks at cable fees

No action was taken, but Town of Hudson Supervisor Tim Foster brought a proposal to the town board Tuesday, March 29, to keep roughly $13,000 in franchise fees from local cable provider Baldwin Telecom in an attempt to give the town some extra spending money in the general fund.

By By Chris Hamble , April 09, 2011

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