Business Briefs

Early loan payoff The Hudson Business Park Corp. paid Northern States Power $500,000 toward a $1.7 million loan NSP made to the business corporation. Gerald Larson, second from left, president and CEO of NSP Wisconsin, accepts the check Monday from Mayor Jack Breault, president of the Hudson Business Park Corp. On the left is Paula Stolp, vice president of the business park corporation, and on the right is Jay Griggs, secretary. The business park land is within a city Tax Incremental Finance district, which is expected to generate $132,000 in 1999, $186,000 in 2000 and $289,000 in 2001. To date, 42 acres in the 132-acre park are either sold or reserved. Photo by Margaret A. Ontl Papa Tronnio's gone; Polly's River Place to open Papa Tronnio's has departed, and Polly's River Place will soon take its place. Inlow earns top jeweler certification Jewelers of America has awarded Steven A. Inlow its Certified Master Bench Jeweler designation. Inlow is a bench jeweler at L&J Manufacturing Co., a jewelry manufacturer and trade shop located in Oakdale, Minn. Officers talk to Chamber Bob Staebell and Paul Larson of the Hudson Police Department spoke about credit card, check and counterfeit scams at the monthly Good Morning Hudson meeting of the Hudson Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau. Lutheran Brotherhood branch gets high rating MINNEAPOLIS - St. Croix Branch 8652 has received Lutheran Brotherhood's Superior rating for its community service activities in 1998. Economic Development Corp. holds annual meeting St. Croix Economic Development Corp. held its annual meeting April 21 at Contour Plastics in the Baldwin industrial park. Front Page | Home Page