Friday, February 22, 2013
Hudson Patch will host a school board candidate forum with the four candidates at 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 7, at the Phipps Center for the Arts. The entire community is invited to submit questions via email and attend the event.
Hudson Patch will host a school board candidate forum with all four candidates at 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 7, at the Phipps Center for the Arts. Hudson Patch Editor Micheal Foley will host the event and act as moderator. The entire community is invited to attend and participate in the forum, which is possible because local business owner Paul Rode paid the Phipps rental fees. The River Channel Hudon/North Hudson Community Access TV will tape the debate for later airing on Comcast cable's Channel 15. The station also will post a YouTube video of the event, which will appear on Hudson Patch. Jeanette Kunz, Jamie Johnson Bruce Hanson and Jim Schrock have qualified for the April 2 general election by placing in the top four during the Feb. 19…
Friday, February 1, 2013
More than 50 people came out to hear from the five Hudson School District Borad of Education candidates at forum put on by school parents groups.
Video is provided by The River Channel: Hudson/North Hudson Community Access Television. More than 50 people attended a Hudson School District Borad of Education candidates forum put on by school parents groups Thursday night at Willow River Elementary School. Candidates Bruce Hanson, Matthew Kari, Jamie Johnson, Jim Schrock and Jeanette Kunz participated, and Paul Moen served as the event moderator. The following is a viewing guide for the video above, including each question and the video running time of when each speaker addressed it: Opening Remarks Opening Statements Please express your views of the secondary space solutions currently under consideration by the school board, and how will you join in this already underway assessment …
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Hudson School District Board of Education candidates Bruce Hanson, Jamie Johnson, Matthew G. Kari, Jeanette Kunz and Jim Schrock will participate in a candidates forum Thursday night.
The five candidates for two Hudson School District Board of Education seats will participate in a forum Thursday night put on by school parents groups. The event will take place at the Willow River Elementary School auditorium from 7-8:30 p.m. Candidate Information One of the five candidates will be eliminated in a primary on Feb. 19. The remaining four will face off in a general election on April 2. Hudson Patch is planning a candidate forum between the primary and the general election. PATCH ELECTION GUIDE Like us on Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Sign up for our daily newsletter
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Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Matthew Kari is the fourth of five Hudson school board candidates to send a statement to Patch. For Kari, a tax accountant, it comes down to the bottom line and how the district spends its money.
Just as Jamie Johnson, Bruce Hanson and Jeanette Kunz have done before him, Hudson School District Board of Education candidate Matthew Kari has issued the following statement about why he is running for a seat on the school board: I have lived in the Hudson community for the past nine years. To be honest, when my wife and I moved to the Hudson community the last thing I would have considered is running for school board as our kids are grown and did not go to school here in Hudson. That said, about six years ago we have taken on the task of raising two of our grandchildren, and when we were ready to enroll our granddaughter into school, my wife was told that we may not have room for her. From that point forward I knew that our district was…
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12:20 am on Saturday, March 9, 2013
cc#1 are you going to argue she didn't more ›