Community Corner
Hudson Patch Week in Review: April 3, 2011
This week brought candidate profiles, city council budget, a life-saving award, a fish-fry guide and a river flood crest.
Hudson Patch presents a review of its most newsworthy stories from the last week. The following stories appeared March 27-April 2:
The St. Croix River level crested at 686.09 feet on Thursday, March 31, 2011, but the current forecast predicts a second crest at 687.3 feet on April 9. The Stillwater Lift Bridge closes when waters reach 686.2 feet. A live video stream of the flood at First and Buckeye streets in Hudson is available at http://patch.com/buTux.
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Candidates Provide Profile Information to Help Voters Decide on April 5
Candidates up for election in , , , , and the provided profile information about themselves and their candidacies to help you get informed about the candidates before you vote on April 5.
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The Riverwalk Tollgate Shelter was to be built in Lakefront Park using DNR matching funds. The council transferred the $50,000 set aside for the project to Public Works.
Hudson Police Chief Marty Jensen awarded Officer James Wildman a Life Saving award, for his heroic action in saving an individual from jumping off the 11th Street Bridge on March 1, 2011.
Grab family and friends for deals on a Lenten and year-round Wisconsin tradition. Load up your family and friends, because there’s all-you-can-eat fish fries going on around Hudson, and a few seasonal ones not to miss.
