Break ground for new facility
Mama Maria's Italian Restaurant in North Hudson will sport a new building this fall. Ground was broken Thursday for a new restaurant just north of the current location. The restaurant is currently at 708 Sixth St. N., near Tom Thumb. The new location will be just south of The RiverBank, 880 Sixth St. N. Present at the ground breaking were, from left, RiverBank President Kevin Blinsmon, Mama Maria's owner, Gary Lamers, his wife, Kimberly Lamers, their son, Alex Lamers and Tim Harriman, field superintendent for KM Building Co. of Minneapolis. Lamers said the new structure should be completed about Dec. 1. It will be 6,000 square feet, twice the size of the current restaurant.
Photo by Doug Stohlberg
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137-year-old basket returned
Last Saturday, Dorothy Wilson, St. Croix County Historical Society president, presented an old and somewhat tattered woven basket to Irv Sather, New Richmond Preservation Society president. The presentation took place in Prescott, at the West Central Regional Convention of the Wisconsin Council for Local History.
4-H club performs at state fair
The Rolling Hills 4-H Club performed their musical "Music Through the Decades" at the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee on Wednesday, Aug. 11.
WITC-Hudson begins course registration
"WITC-New Richmond is excited to announce the opening of our new branch facility in Hudson," said Tim Schreiner, campus administrator of WITC-New Richmond and WITC-Hudson.
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