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Canine officer crosses the border

The officer the Hudson Police Department sponsored for training to be its police dog handler has left for a new beat.

By Randy Hanson , October 15, 2009

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District/city agree on school cop deal

District/city agree on school cop deal The Hudson School District has reached an agreement with the city of Hudson that will keep an armed police officer at Hudson High School and other school buildings.

By Meg Heaton , May 20, 2009

Letter: School share is just right

I appreciate both Mayor Knudson and the Star Observer editor’s support for the police school liaison officer. I believe strongly in the value of this position to both the city and the school district.

By Mark Kaisersatt, Hudson , March 27, 2009

Letter: Offers ideas for school officer

Thanks for last week’s “Our View” editorial — it makes some excellent points, but is incorrect in some ways. I would like to clarify a few things.

By Lori Bernard, Hudson , March 27, 2009

Letter: Mayor backs officer job

My support for the police school liaison officer position is unwavering. When the school district was paying 41 percent, far less than most other school districts, I suggested it would be fair for the school to pay two-thirds.

By Dean Knudson, Mayor, Hudson , March 20, 2009

Sailor gets orders to leave for Middle East

Sailor gets orders to leave for Middle East A seven-year veteran of the River Falls Police Department, Denton Anderson will be wearing a different uniform soon. The 29-year-old former Hudson resident and 1998 graduate of Hudson High School, is in the U.S. Navy Reserve and has orders to active duty in the Middle East at the end of March.

By By Debbie Griffin , March 19, 2009

Our View: Everyone agrees - School should have liaison officer

They both agree that a liaison officer at Hudson High School is a good thing, but a stalemate has developed regarding the share of cost between the city of Hudson and the School District of Hudson.

March 18, 2009

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City wants school to pay more for liaison officer

The council at its Feb. 18 meeting voted 4-3 to require the school district to pay 60 percent of the cost of the position in 2009, and 75 percent of the cost in succeeding years.

By Randy Hanson , February 27, 2009

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School Board considers school cop contract offer

The Hudson School Board’s finance committee met in closed session earlier this week to consider the city of Hudson’s new contract offer for the school/police liaison officer.

By Meg Heaton , February 05, 2009

Hourly billing for liaison officer services also an option for school

The Hudson City Council has given the school district the option of being billed on an hourly basis for the services of Police-School Liaison Officer Mark Crimmins, Alderperson Lori Bernard pointed out in communications with the Star-Observer last week.

By Randy Hanson , January 15, 2009

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City demands school to fund 75% of liaison officer cost

The Hudson School District will pay 75 percent of the cost of having a police officer in the high school if the Hudson City Council has its way.

By Randy Hanson , January 08, 2009

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HPD adds another homegrown officer

HPD adds another homegrown officer Hilary Harris Lundberg became the newest member of the Hudson Police Department at a swearing-in ceremony Monday night at the City Council meeting.

By Meg Heaton , January 07, 2009

Cold weather doesn’t faze new HPD officer

Cold weather doesn’t faze new HPD officer The newest member of the Hudson Police Department said his southern upbringing in Louisiana hasn’t dissuaded him from taking to his new home or his new job.

By Meg Heaton , December 26, 2008

Hudson Community Fund elects officers, three new board members

The Hudson Community Fund elected new officers and three new board members and honored four charter members at its annual meeting Sept. 16.

September 26, 2008

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Police officer victim of hit-and-run while helping injured dog

SUPERIOR, Wis. -- A police officer in Lake Nebagamon, 25 miles southeast of Superior, was struck by a motor vehicle Tuesday night in a hit-and-run incident, according to Douglas County Sheriff Tom Dalbec. Emergency responders were called to the scene at 10:52 p.m.

June 26, 2008

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