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County board filing period opens Dec. 1

For the first time next spring, St. Croix County voters will choose 19 rather than 31 members for the County Board. Candidates for the reduced-size board could begin collecting signatures on nomination papers Dec. 1.

By Judy Wiff , December 03, 2009

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St. Croix County Board ready to reduce from 31 to 19

Come April the St. Croix County Board’s work will be divided among fewer supervisors, but they won’t get a raise.

By Judy Wiff , October 30, 2009

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Supervisors ponder restructuring

Although over a third of them won’t be back, St. Croix County supervisors were asked last week to give serious thought to how they believe the new board should be organized.

By Judy Wiff , August 28, 2009

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NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPOINT WISCONSIN INDIANHEAD TECHNICAL COLLEGE (WITC) DISTRICT BOARD MEMBERS

May 28, 2009

Letter: Critical of board, superintendant

Whatever happened to “caring” about the kids and the teachers? As a taxpayer, I would like to know why the School Board is so afraid to stand up to the superintendant of schools and make her accountable for all the money she seems to be spending and all the extra people she hired.

By Mary Loritz, Hudson , May 22, 2009

Letter: Agrees with writer, but…

I agree with the letter written by Bob Muchlinski stating that our School Board doesn’t care to listen to their constituents and holds “special” meetings in order to shut out citizen input at those meetings. What puzzles me though, is Mr. Muchlinski’s sudden change of heart with regards to these matters.

By Curt Weese, North Hudson , May 22, 2009

School Board told state deficit could be worse

The Hudson Board of Education heard five separate reports as to the financial state of things facing the Hudson School District at its monthly meeting last week.

By Meg Heaton , May 21, 2009

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HUDSON SCHOOL DISTRICT: 4/28/09 Special Board of Education Meeting Minutes

May 21, 2009

HUDSON SCHOOL DISTRICT: 4/15/09 Special Board of Education Meeting Minutes

May 21, 2009

Letter: Critical of School Board

The Hudson Board of Education has given the public the two-minute warning. Actually, it’s the bum rush. In each of the last three weeks, the School Board held a “special meeting.” Yes, that’s right, three special meetings in three weeks.

By Bob Muchlinski, Hudson , May 15, 2009

Town of Hudson considers reducing budget by 10 to 15 percent

Town Supervisor Kernon Bast has proposed that the town of Hudson reduce its 2010 budget by 10 to 15 percent in an effort to save money in the current economic recession.

By By Chris Hamble , May 15, 2009

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Letter: Shown no courtesy

Wikipedia’s definition of shunning: “the act of deliberately avoiding association with, and habitually keeping away from individuals or groups. Shunning has a long history as a means of organizational influence and control.” Several town of Hudson residents are feeling the effects of shunning firsthand.

By Maggie Hall, Town of Hudson , May 15, 2009

Letter: Critical of town’s action

On April 27, the Hudson Town Board unceremoniously removed Gale Qualls, Maggie Hall, Mick Blaiser and me from the Hudson Town Planning and Zoning Commission. We were replaced by friends, family and supporters of Chairman Jeff Johnson.

By David Bartizal, Town of Hudson , May 15, 2009

St. Joe considers noise ordinance

The St. Joseph Town Board members tossed around the idea of a “nuisance ordinance” at the Thursday, May 7, board meeting after receiving several noise complaints from residents regarding dirt-bike tracks.

By By Chris Hamble , May 15, 2009

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HUDSON SCHOOL DISTRICT: 3/10/09 CLOSED SESSION MINUTES

May 07, 2009

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