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New Roberts library in the works

The Hazel Mackin Library Association in Roberts recently received a grant for $250,000 from the Fred C. and Katherine B. Andersen Foundation. Library officials are now in the process raising an equal amount, and more, to build a new library for Roberts and the town of Warren.

October 17, 2008

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Letters for and against library plan

October 17, 2008

New town hall decision delayed

Building plans for a new St. Joseph Town Hall building were the topic of discussion once again Monday night, as were some reservations on how, or if, to move forward with the project.

By By Chris Hamble , October 16, 2008

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Lakefront Library plans highlighted at presentations

The Hudson Area Library Foundation invites the public to open houses and information sessions on the plan to purchase and remodel the former Nuclear Management Co. building for the Hudson Joint Area Library, and to vote on the referendum Nov. 4 regarding the project.

By By Brenda Bredahl , October 16, 2008

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RF library lists free entertainment

The River Falls Public Library, 140 Union Street, is holding a series of free events in conjunction with its current gallery exhibit, “Between the Wars: The 1920s and ‘30s,” a display of artifacts and information running through Oct. 26.

October 10, 2008

Supporters say cost of moving to proposed library is modest

Supporters say cost of moving to proposed library is modest The increase in property taxes needed to move the Hudson Area Joint Library into the Nuclear Management Co. building isn’t as great as the wording of referendum questions on the proposal suggest, according to proponents of the plan.

By Randy Hanson , October 08, 2008

Our View Correction: Library referendum: ‘as binding as it gets’

Correction: Library editorial In an editorial in the Sept. 18 issue of the Star-Observer about the proposed library, it was stated that the referendum on Nov. 4 is not binding. In fact, the referendum would be binding if all contingencies fall into place.

By Doug Stohlberg , September 25, 2008

Library referendum: ‘as binding as it gets’

Correction: Library editorial In an editorial in the Sept. 18 issue of the Star-Observer about the proposed library, it was stated that the referendum on Nov. 4 is not binding. In fact, the referendum would be binding if all contingencies fall into place.

By Doug Stohlberg , September 25, 2008

NH clarifies library stance

At least one member of the North Hudson Village Board wants to make it clear that steps taken thus far in regard to the joint library project don’t mean approval by the municipality.

By Jon Echternacht , September 19, 2008

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VILLAGE OF NORTH HUDSON: RESOLUTION NO. 2008-08

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE OF NORTH HUDSON TO EXCEED THE LEVY LIMIT SPECIFIED UNDER SECTION 66.0602, WISCONSIN STATUTES ON AN ONGOING BASIS FOR LIBRARY COSTS

September 18, 2008

Friends donate $15,000 to Lakefront Library project

The Friends of the Library recently made a second donation of $15,000 to the Lakefront Library project, bringing their total to $30,000. The money is raised in large part from the group’s annual book sales like the one scheduled for this weekend.

By Meg Heaton , September 18, 2008

Our View: Library - The vote and what it means

Library supporters throughout the area are excited about the upcoming referendum regarding the library, and well they should be. What should be noted, however, is that the referendum in November is not binding.

September 17, 2008

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City gives tentative OK to library vote, borrowing

The Hudson City Council on Sept. 2 approved the first readings of four resolutions related to the proposed move of the Hudson Area Joint Library into the Nuclear Management Co. building on First Street.

By Randy Hanson , September 10, 2008

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City joins partners in approving amended library agreement

The Hudson City Council on Monday night joined the towns of Hudson and St. Joseph, and the village of North Hudson, in approving a new operating agreement for Hudson Area Joint Library.

By Randy Hanson , August 20, 2008

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City Council reviews new joint library agreement

A proposed new operating agreement for the Hudson Area Joint Library — as well as a capital project agreement covering the possible purchase of the Nuclear Management Co. building as a home for the library — were reviewed by the Hudson City Council Monday night.

By Randy Hanson , July 24, 2008

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