North Hudson News

Balmy weather and a chance to see Macy's first Independence Day fireworks display in 33 years over the Hudson River drew enormous crowds to North Hudson and Liberty State Park Saturday night, but revelers faced long waits in bumper to bumper traffic on the way home from the festivities, officials said.

The State of Wisconsin Department of Transportation and St. Croix County Maintenance will be resurfacing State Highway 35 / 6th Street North starting Monday, July 13.

The Hudson Public Utility Commission has selected Tim Caruso to be director of the water utility that serves the city of Hudson and the village of North Hudson.

Wednesday afternoon, May 27, members of the Young Naturalists Club and Garden Club at Hudson Middle School planted a total of 82 trees and shrubs in the 10-acre school forest, which is located on city-owned property.

Top department officers salute during the singing of "The Star Spangled Banner." In North Bergen, firefighters who rushed to help when U.S Airways Flight 1549 emergency landed in the Hudson River were among those honored at North Hudson Regional Fire & Rescue's award ceremony yesterday.

The Hudson Fire Department was called to the Marc Zappa residence and Exit 1 Fireworks business at the corner of Sixth St.

A former Somerset man is now charged with stealing gasoline back when prices were peaking.

Officials of Operation HELP explained their organization and offered avenues of aid for people in need at the North Hudson Board of Trusteesa regular meeting last Tuesday.

An extended use permit request for a volleyball court behind a local establishment caused a reaction from a nearby property owner at the North Hudson Village Board meeting last Tuesday.

A fire engine will be taken out of service at one of four North Hudson firehouses on a revolving basis.

George Klein took over the helm as president of the North Hudson Board of Trustees last week during the annual re-organization meeting.

Lifelong dreams realized onstage at - American Idle' Published Friday, May 01, 2009 She was dressed in a blur of blue and turquoise, with a large metallic peace sign hanging around her neck.

Lori Bernard was elected president of the Hudson City Council at its annual organizational meeting Tuesday, April 21.

The state of New York has closed the King Phillip's Spring in North Hudson. The spring near Exit 30 of the Northway is off limits due to potential health risks from drinking its water.

With a family member just out of a coma after being hit late last month by an accused drunken driver, relatives distributed a flier pleading that the suspect not be served or sold any alcohol.

Larry Larsen grew up three blocks south of the North Hudson Village Hall. As a kid peddling newspapers in the community, he probably never thought about growing up to serve as president of communitya s Board of Trustees.

Want to get Wisconsin officialsa attention? Threaten to close down the Stillwater Lift Bridge.

North Hudson Police Chief Mark Richert estimates that 3,500 motorcyclists came to his village Saturday for the start of an annual spring ride.

A tea party at Mudds & Sudds in North Hudson Wednesday, April 15 drew a large crowd, many of whom held signs and placards outside the building from 4-6 p.m. Organizers Stan and Mary Wekkin had a rally inside the business at 5 p.m. The event was part of the Nationwide Tax Day Tea Party.

A contingent of his favorite superheroes were on hand last Friday to salute North Hudson second-grader Cullen Bryant, who died of leukemia last fall.