Advertise with us | Subscribe

Your Hometown Newspaper Since 1854

GOVERNMENT

previous page   |   Showing 46 - 61 of 1166   |   next page
Start a blog » Blog posts related to this topic:
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/452/50/50/ STAFF BLOG FCC BLOG
Daily Republic editor named to South Dakota task force on open records
MITCHELL, S.D. - Seth Tupper, the editor of The Daily Republic in Mitchell, S.D., recently was appointed to a state task force that will study open record and open meeting laws in the state, accordi...
Posted on 8/24/12 at 10:58 AM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/486/50/50/ OFF THE RECORD
Showing some local love
River Falls sure had a bad week last week. A fatal stabbing, a triple murder and it rained on their parade. I was thinking its time for Hudson to share some love with our neighbors. Paul Rode made a g...
Posted on 7/16/12 at 11:31 AM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/2670/50/50/ A MINNESOTAN IN CHINA
Approachably Abrasive
Have you been to a protest lately? Tea Party? Occupy? Vietnam? We've all heard how protests are handled in China. Throughout my time there, I had heard from the locals and expats bits and pieces ab...
Posted on 4/28/12 at 9:20 AM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/1919/50/50/ WISCONSIN VOICES
2011 Interview Summary
(first published on wivoices.org) Hundreds of thousands of protestors have descended on the Capitol in Madison, WI in the last year. Tens of thousands of volunteers have mobilized petition drives, me...
Posted on 1/17/12 at 4:07 PM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/1184/50/50/ AMERICAS MRS RIGHT BY SANDY GEHRKE
THE JOBS PRESIDENT IS AT IT AGAIN
Do you know the latest way The Jobs President is going to create jobs? Get ready, this is such exciting news! According to The Dialy Caller, The Jobs Presidents EPA is hiring 230,000 new bureaucrats ...
Posted on 10/1/11 at 2:17 PM
More blog posts about government

Our View: When it comes to state budget, no bulls in china shop

Opinion
Mike Huebsch, secretary of Wisconsin’s Department of Administration, stopped by the Hudson Star-Observer offices last week. He’d driven from Wausau during the height of a powerful snowstorm to deliver a message to western Wisconsin residents.

By Editorial staff , March 15, 2013

RELATED CONTENT

Community grant program will continue, but unfunded

The city of Hudson will continue a grant program for community events and activities, but without funding it for now. The issue came before the City Council Monday night, with four of the five alderpersons present voting to continue the program.

By Randy Hanson , March 15, 2013

RELATED CONTENT

Citizen Police Academy starts March 26

Participants in the nine-week course will learn about crime scene investigation and evidence gathering, the use of deadly force, drunk driving enforcement, self-defense and have the opportunity to get behind the wheel of a squad car.

March 14, 2013

Local Government Meetings ( March 14 - 21, 2013)

March 14, 2013

Tax reciprocity deal still unresolved

Although a key issue has been settled, Wisconsin commuters hoping for a break from the expense and inconvenience of filing income tax returns at home and in Minnesota shouldn’t breathe a sigh of relief yet.

By Judy Wiff , March 14, 2013

Dinghy storage on the dike road is still prohibited

The saga of the sailboat dinghies will continue until at least the next meeting of the Hudson City Council. Monday night, a motion to suspend council rules to allow reconsideration of a ban on the small boats being stored on the dike road failed on a 3-2 vote.

By Randy Hanson , March 13, 2013

RELATED CONTENT

Hudson school district selects new human resources head

Hudson school district selects new human resources head Attorney Andrea Voelker of Hudson is school law specialist and will take over as the new HSD human resources director in July.

By Meg Heaton , March 13, 2013

RELATED CONTENT

HHS senior seeking OK to wear Marine uniform

HHS senior seeking OK to wear Marine uniform HHS senior Mac Hamlin is seeking permission to wearhis Marine uniform to graduation in June. Initially he was told no but the district said they will consider the request if they receive it in writing.

By Meg Heaton , March 11, 2013

Local Government Meetings ( March 11 - 14, 2013)

March 08, 2013

Our View: Hats off to Kitty Rhoades

Opinion
We congratulate Hudson’s own Kitty Rhoades on her recent appointment as secretary of the Wisconsin’s Department of Health Services. We support Kitty, not only because she is a Hudsonite, but because she is well qualified for the position.

By Editorial staff , March 08, 2013

RELATED CONTENT

Barrels with explosive devices tossed back into Lake Superior; New tax reciprocity agreement close; Mining bill clears Assembly; more briefs

Wisconsin News
Officials say there were no high levels of toxic or hazardous chemicals in 25 barrels of old military waste pulled from Lake Superior, but 22 barrels had thousands of tiny explosive devices and were thrown back into the lake. After four years of negotiations, Minnesota and Wisconsin tax officials say they are within $6 million of a new reciprocal tax agreement.

March 08, 2013

RELATED CONTENT

Administration secretary visits to promote governor’s budget proposal

Administration secretary visits to promote governor’s budget proposal The theme of 1,093-page budget, Sec. Michael Huebsch said, is “greater prosperity, better performance and true independence” for Wisconsin’s residents.

By Randy Hanson , March 07, 2013

Departments get OK to replace paramedic, clerk

Jennifer Hintze-Olson has resigned from her job as a full-time paramedic with St. Croix Emergency Medical Services. Miranda Kustrich is leaving her part-time position as the records/account clerk for the Hudson Fire Department.

By Randy Hanson , March 07, 2013

RELATED CONTENT

Funerals held for truckers who died in river; Toddler killed by pit bulls; more briefs

Wisconsin News
Funeral services were quickly arranged for two Minneapolis men who died when their semi-truck plunged into a river from a snowy I-94 in near Menomonie. A 14-month-old boy died after he was attacked by two pit bulls near Walworth in far southeast Wisconsin.

March 07, 2013

RELATED CONTENT

Polk County man drives on frozen St. Croix to escape police

A chase through North Hudson and onto the frozen St. Croix ends in an arrest of a Polk county man Sunday morning.

By Meg Heaton , March 04, 2013

previous page   |   Showing 46 - 61 of 1166   |   next page

View your ad here! Cost effective targeted advertising.
Contextual advertising starting as low as $79/month. This includes targeted ad delivery and search results!
Add your business to the Marketplace »