The dancers at Centerfolds Cabaret will have to put on some clothing, albeit very little, under an ordinance passed Monday night by the Hudson City Council.

The Choraliers sing the beautiful "Quiero Vivir la Vida Amandote," love theme from the movie "The Mask of Zorro." The group was one of many performing at the Pop Concerts Friday and Saturday nights.

Hudson may have a new multi-screen theater in the near future, according to plans presented to the city of Hudson by Twin Cities theater owner Kent Rebeck.

Students had extra time to work on art projects during studio night. Carla Phillips assists a student with a project in March. Phillips is retiring at the end of the year. The Hudson High School art exhibit will continue at The Phipps Center for the Arts through May 22. A reception to meet the artists will be Friday from 7-8:30 p.m. Selected artwork will be for sale. Proceeds from the sale will go toward the construction of a permanent gallery at the school. This may be the last year for an all-Hudson High School show at The Phipps. Next year's show will be opened to surrounding area high schools.

Phillips retires from art department but not art

Carla Phillips will be leaving the Hudson High School art department at the end of this school year, but she will not be leaving the field of art. After 19 years teaching at HHS, she is retiring. But she will continue to pursue her own artistic endeavors and work as a private tutor.

Smaller businesses in the city have a strong local customer base, according to the results of a retail study recently released by the Hudson Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau.

Hudson's Centerfolds Cabaret, and its legal battle with the city, made the front page of the national publication Lawyers Weekly USA.