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Troy farmers: Are they now chained to their land?
A large crowd of Troy residents listen as speakers debate the pros and cons of new subdivision rules and a program to buy the development rights to prime farmland.
Photo by Margaret A. Ontl
It finally happened. New subdivision regulations and a development rights buy-out program have become law in the town of Troy.
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Motorcycle rally draws 4,000, turns Hudson into 'mini-Sturgis'
Beautiful sunny weather attracted an estimated 4,000 motorcycles to the Mallalieu Inn's "Frost Your Nuts" ride beginning at the North Hudson business Saturday afternoon.
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Industry advised to boost wages
St. Croix County manufacturers need to boost wages if they want to be competitive in today's tight labor market is the upshot of a recently completed study of the local plastics industry.
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Hudson woman leads U.S. Army recruiting effort
Everyone knows "Uncle Sam wants you," but do you want Uncle Sam?
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Fall colors
A brilliant stand of red maples along Vine Street in Hudson last week marks the peak of the fall color season in the area.
Photo by Jon Echternacht
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Board, teachers agree on contract
The Hudson Board of Education approved an agreement with the teachers' and custodians' unions for a contract to cover salaries for the 1999-2000 and 2000-2001 school years at its regular monthly meeting Monday night at E.P. Rock Elementary School.
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