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STAFF BLOG OUTDOORS WITH SAM COOK New visitor center celebration at Grand Portage State Park
A new visitor center at Grand Portage State Park will be celebrated on Sept. 25, according to Minnesota Department of Natural Resources news release. Maples should be near their peak of fall color ...
Posted on 9/16/10 at 12:49 PM
New campsites open at Willow River State Park near Hudson
Over the last few years, Willow River State Park has consistently had one of the highest turn-away rates in the state of Wisconsin, meaning that the park fills up all of its campsites and is forced to turn back potential campers.
By By Jordan Willi , June 04, 2010
Pavilion at city park is proposed
Weitkamp Park on the city of Hudson’s southeast side may soon get modern restrooms and a picnic pavilion.
By Randy Hanson , December 03, 2009
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St. Croix Riverway: A national park in our own backyard
When it comes to the mission of the National Park Service and the St. Croix, one question guides almost everything they do. “Is it in the best interest of the river?”
By Meg Heaton , October 16, 2009
Park to honor former police chief
A new park in the Ridges development of North Hudson will be named in honor of late NHPD Chief Rich Jansen after some details are smoothed out.
By Jon Echternacht , October 16, 2009
Hudson's oldest park continues to shine
No one is more pleased with the recent improvements to Prospect Park than Kathy Kuhn.
By Randy Hanson , October 01, 2009
Scouts prepare site for statue
A group of Scouts from the Phoenix Patrol of Troop 140 met at Lakefront Park Aug. 22 to dig trenches and install conduit tubing for the electrical wiring to the lights around the McKenzie Scout Statue being installed in Lakefront Park in the coming weeks.
September 04, 2009
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Art students design new Lakefront flower planters
The Hudson Park Board on June 2 approved replacing the two flower planters that now stand in front of the Hudson arch with two new planters designed by local residents and UW-River Falls art students Jesse and Nadia Hoffman.
By Randy Hanson , July 03, 2009
Scuba divers, Boy Scouts pull Eurasian milfoil from Perch Lake
Roughly 20 people dove into Perch Lake on June 20 to help rid the beach of Eurasian milfoil. The scuba divers, organized by Terry Nooner, owner of St. Croix Scuba in Hudson, pull weeds three times a year in an effort to control the aquatic plant.
By Jackie Grumish , July 03, 2009
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