LETTERTOEDITOR
Letter: Leave the signs alone
You know when it is an election year because of all the signs that begin to pop up all over. The beautiful countryside littered with signs with names of people that are working really hard to become famous in their hometowns. I sometimes wonder if people stop and think of how much work, dedication, donated time and money it takes to run a campaign.By Ben Casper, Hudson , September 26, 2008
Letter: Appreciated volunteers
I was the recipient of a wonderful gift this week. The Hudson boys soccer team and United Way volunteers came to my home to do a community service project.By Marylu Brown, Hudson , September 26, 2008
Letter: Apologizes for vandalism
To the Hudson community and School District: First and foremost I would like to apologize for the wrongful actions I committed on your property. I am very sorry for being a part of the activity that led to property and reputation damage.By Peter Maki, Hudson , September 26, 2008
Letter: Hopes Troy reverses vote
I was disappointed to read that two members of the Troy Town Board decided to not allow Troy citizens to express their support of the Hudson Area Joint Library Project in the November elections.By Jay Griggs, Town of St. Joseph , September 26, 2008
Letter: Questions library site
As I read the Star-Observer, I couldn’t help but wonder if the library volunteers are for the Nuclear Management building or for a library? The vote in April spoke to the need for a new library not a building. Will they so fervently support a different, more central location for a Library? Somehow I doubt it.By Jenebelle Houck Zappa, Hudson , September 26, 2008
Letter: Vandalism concerns
Having lived in Hudson, raised my children here, been a substitute teacher and volunteered at several community organizations, for over 25 years, I thought I knew the community pretty well.By Meredith Berg, Hudson , September 26, 2008
Letter: Rowing club explains
The St. Croix Rowing Club is very grateful to the city of Hudson for renting the shed on St. Croix Street to us for boat storage. Of all the lakes and rivers in the area, the St. Croix River provides the perfect rowing venue with its clean water and spectacular vistas.By Mary Prindiville, Boathouse Manager, St. Croix Rowing Club, Hudson , March 28, 2008
Letter: Backs new library
Thank you, Library Foundation, for gathering the facts on our poorly located, understaffed and underfunded library. After attending various Library Board meetings and foundation presentations, it is clear that the need and proposed solution have been well-researched and thought-out.By Carol and Jim Kojis, Town of Hudson , March 28, 2008
Letter: Backs library downtown
When our family moved to Hudson 35 years ago, the downtown business district was a thriving area. Along with many other businesses, we had two grocery stores, a theater and a department store. Of course, there was little or nothing up on “the hill.”By Gary Hines, North Hudson , March 28, 2008
Letter: Supports new library
I’m going to vote yes on April 1 for the Hudson Area Joint Library referendum. We have a rare opportunity to move forward as a community, and I hope that you will join me. Here are a few reasons why.By Ruth Knapp, Hudson , March 28, 2008
Letter: New library is good idea
Citizens in the service area of the Hudson Area Joint Library have a unique opportunity to seize the moment by voting “yes” in support of the Lakefront Library plan.By Dan Bushman, Hudson , March 28, 2008
Letter: Candidate has concerns
Since I am running for the School Board I receive the same packet of information that the sitting School Board gets. In the last packet were the numbers for the demographic study done for the school district. Most of the information was based on conjecture and former growth in the district and also accounted for an increase in birth, migration into the district and a decrease in the housing market.By Phillip Kotoski, Hudson , March 28, 2008
Letter: New library is good choice
There are so many positives about purchasing the NMC building on First Street as a future site for the Hudson Area Joint Library. It’s an attractive building in a central location: a perfect community gathering place to enhance Hudson’s beautiful riverfront.By Colleen O’Connell , Hudson , March 28, 2008
Letter: Dislikes library plan
Raymond Hornung had a very convincing letter to the editor last week titled “‘Friends’ are breaking rules.” In his letter he eludes to the fact that the “Friends of the Library” are leaving “vote yes” literature illegally in the government-owned building of the library. Here is another tidbit of information: The Library Board voted 3 to 2 to use taxpayer funds to pay for the same illegal advertising, which was witnessed in the lobby of the library.By Marion Shaw, town of Hudson , March 28, 2008
Letter: Likes library downtown
I am writing to express my support and excitement for the proposed downtown library site.By Jennifer Crim, Hudson , March 28, 2008
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