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How does your compost grow? Find out April 26
Student Compost Manager Max Hart, will be conducting a compost education seminar from 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 26, at Lab Farm #2, 129 South Glover Rd.
April 14, 2011
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Hudson history reclaimed: Paul Engebretson recycles oak from the 1900 Hudson Courthouse into furniture
Paul Engebretson can always find a use for reclaimed wood. One of his projects has salvaged a portion of the quarter-sawn oak that once served as paneling and trim in the old courthouse on Third and Orange streets built in 1900.
By Jon Echternacht , February 18, 2011
Ice dam busters help a Hudson home
On a gray and uninviting Monday afternoon, members of the Hustad Ice Dam Removal company in Hudson set out to do a good deed for a household that had suffered a recent tragedy.
By Jon Echternacht , January 20, 2011
State law requires carbon monoxide detectors in all homes as of Feb. 1
Wisconsin NewsA new Wisconsin law that goes into effect Feb. 1 requires owners of one- and two-family homes to install carbon monoxide detectors in them if they are heated by natural gas or have gas appliances.
January 16, 2011
Extreme weather causes roof damage
Tons of drifting snow and rain on top of it have created problems for homeowners in the Hudson area in the form of ice dams on the roof.
By Jon Echternacht , January 13, 2011
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Owner of house with no furnace is staying warm
Dr. Gary Konkol’s passive solar house is standing up to the test of its first Wisconsin winter just fine.
By Randy Hanson , December 24, 2010
Trees, trees, trees light up their lives
Every family develops traditions. For Fritz and Judy Meyer, who easily reminiscence about their vastly different childhoods, it has become a tradition to decorate and light trees, 22 of them in fact.
By Margaret Ontl , December 23, 2010
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Homeowner advises fighting to save house
They were a couple from Florida looking to start over after losing almost everything to several hurricanes and other setbacks when they decided to settle in Hudson. That was five years ago and at first things seemed to going well.
By Meg Heaton , December 03, 2010
Hudson woman grows giant agave
Kathy Miller of Hudson has a giant in her house ... a large agave plant she has nurtured for the past six years which is blooming for the first time.
By Jon Echternacht , November 26, 2010
Christmas Tour of Homes overcomes cool weather
Even though the cold temperatures had a bite on Saturday the Hudson Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau sold 2,150 tickets to this year’s Christmas Tour of Homes.
November 23, 2010
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