North Hudson News

A Hudson woman almost landed on the pavement after she attempted to escape from a moving North Hudson police car early Tuesday morning.

The driver of a pick up truck apparently fell asleep and ran into a utility pole in North Hudson, knocking it down, at about 6 a.m. Thursday.

HEADLINES: North Hudson Board approves grocery store permit The Village Board finally moved off dead center and granted a conditional use permit for a proposed grocery store in North Hudson.

Organizers of New Jersey's Hispanic-American parade march with pride in North Hudson each fall, but Monday they'll march into court to sort out a lawsuit the ousted parade board president has filed against the ...

In this final phase, contractors will be re-striping the streets. On-street parking will be restricted during the painting process.

Construction of a new grocery store in North Hudson isn't a slam dunk yet. The village board of trustees, after two hours of discussion last Tuesday night on granting a conditional use permit to developer Dean ...

The Journal looks through the financial disclosures of Hudson legislators to see how much income they -- and their spouses -- are taking in.

At its annual meeting May 13, the St. Croix Economic Development Corp. elected its new officers and directors. via Rivertowns.net

“We have four sites approved in the Adirondack Park.”

But none of these towers has yet been built and construction isn't expected to start until later this year. via The Gazette

“This is another good example of where it will be very hard to discern that tree while you're in a moving vehicle”

A fourth new Verizon Wireless cellular-phone tower for the Northway was approved Thursday by the Adirondack Park Agency. via Press-Republican

“These students are not currently enrolled in school at North Hudson”

DAILY COVERAGE Brought to you by the Hudson Star Observer HEADLINES: North Hudson school vandals caught In a letter sent to parents Thursday from North Hudson Elementary School Manager Dolf Schmidt, he said the ... via Rivertowns.net

Flaming toaster oven brings firefighters to North Hudson school The Hudson Fire Department was dispatched to North Hudson Elementary School at noon Wednesday when a toaster oven in the school kitchen caught ... via Rivertowns.net

Voters approved two advisory referendums Tuesday: -The village of Bruce, in Rusk County, approved a referendum, 93-45, to continue contracting with the Rusk County Sheriff's Department for additional patrol ... via Leader-Telegram

“It's a harbinger of worse things to come”

A sluggish economy isn't helping St. Croix County's bottom line as 2007 sales tax receipts fell behind those received for 2006. via Rivertowns.net

There's still no official word from Brian Stack on his preference in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary. via PoliticsNJ

“It's like using cafe or trattoria”

Celebrity chef Bobby Flay is all heated up over Salut Bar Americain in Edina. He claims the name is too close to that of his New York restaurant Bar Americain. via The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press

“We know the economy is struggling, and we have addressed it aggressively”

U ntil recently, Tim Wirth, a St. Paul fire captain, and his wife, Diane, dined out at least once a week at places such as the Bungalow in Lakeland, or Mama Maria's in North Hudson, Wis. via Star Tribune

“We are above capacity. And it's not going to get cheaper in time to do this”

As western Wisconsin voters go to the polls April 1 to select who will lead their cities, counties and schools, many will go to also decide just how much to spend on their schools. via The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press

“The decision was reached that no tax dollars would be used for the memorial”

A new veterans memorial in North Hudson won't cost taxpayers a dime. That was the word from John Helgeson, a member of the village Park Board who addressed the Board of Trustees' regular meeting last Tuesday on ... via Rivertowns.net

A cell phone prank got serious after four boys started text messaging with a stranger in North Hudson, Wisc. via KSTP-TV Minneapolis