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Art on the Green
Arts and entertainment More than 150 artisans from across the country were featured at the Hudson Society of Artists' Art on the Green arts and crafts show Aug. 28 and 29. "We had very nice crowds," said Art on the Green founder Cathy Welner. "Most of...  Read Story.
District proud of 'excellent' rating
District proud of 'excellent' rating by Tim Troglen Reporter Hudson -- Final state report card results have confirmed what preliminary results showed -- the Hudson City School District is "excellent," but no longer designated "excellent with...  Read Story.
Taste taking over
Taste taking over by Dorothy Markulis Reporter Hudson -- Food, drink, music, art, children's activities and exhibits -- it will all be there for the entire family at the sixth annual Taste of Hudson Sept. 5 from noon to 8 p.m. and Sept. 6 from 11 a.m. to...  Read Story.
Macedonia mayor wants half
Macedonia mayor wants half by Bill Hammerstrom Editor Hudson -- Macedonia Mayor Don Kuchta has asked Hudson to give his city 50 percent of the income tax it will collect from a company moving from Macedonia to Hudson. Kuchta requested Hudson "share the...  Read Story.
Academy campus turns into antique paradise Sept. 6
Academy campus turns into antique paradise Sept. 6 by Dorothy Markulis Reporter Hudson -- The campus of Western Reserve Academy will convert into an antique hunters' paradise Sept. 6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with the staging of the WRA Pioneer Women's...  Read Story.
City's aerial fire truck reaches new heights
City's aerial fire truck reaches new heights by Laura Freeman Reporter Hudson -- A few residents gathered on South Oviatt Street and watched as firefighters climbed 100 feet into the air to a platform on top of an aerial ladder as part of their training...  Read Story.
Hines Hill to close starting Sept. 8
Hines Hill to close Boston Heights -- Beginning Sept. 8, Hines Hill Road between state Route 8 and Frontage Road will be closed to connect the existing Hines Hill Road to the new Hines Hill Road over Route 8. It is expected to remain closed until late...  Read Story.
Around Ohio - Aug. 30
Around Ohio - Aug. 30 Kasich would derail passenger train plans Governor candidate John Kasich reiterated his opposition Aug. 25 to a plan backed by Gov. Ted Strickland to connect Ohio's big cities by passenger rail. "The 39 mph high-speed train is...  Read Story.
Final data confirms Hudson's 'Excellent' rating
Hudson - Final state report card results have confirmed what preliminary results released earlier this week showed -; the Hudson City School District is no longer designated "Excellent with...  Read Story.
District working on 'typical' busing issues as school starts
District working on 'typical' busing issues as school starts by Tim Troglen Reporter Hudson -- "A typical start." That's what school officials called the Aug. 25 return to class of approximately 5,000 Hudson City School District students. District...  Read Story.
Schools still 'excellent,' but lose 'distinction'
Schools still 'excellent,' but lose 'distinction' by Tim Troglen Reporter Hudson -- The school district has received an "excellent" rating on its state report card but did not earn the coveted "with distinction" designation, according to preliminary...  Read Story.
Unusual 'snowfall' surprises motorists
Unusual 'snowfall' surprises motorists by Dorothy Markulis Reporter Hudson -- Early morning motorists encountered huge drifts of "snow" Aug. 24 on East Streetsboro Street at Cheswick Lane. Vandals apparently poured detergent into a waterfall and pond at...  Read Story.
District gets $100,000 in federal funds
District gets $100,000 in federal funds by Tim Troglen and Marc Kovac Reporter and Capital Bureau chief Hudson --The district will receive $100,000 of the $400 million in federal Race to the Top funds coming to Ohio, the U.S. Department of Education...  Read Story.
Council agrees on familiar name for Veterans Way park
Council agrees on familiar name for Veterans Way park by Laura Freeman Reporter Hudson -- Council didn't have to look far for a park name that would celebrate veterans and tie into the location of the park on Veterans Way. Council on Aug. 24 decided on...  Read Story.
Event sign ban on hold as city considers single-sign option
Event sign ban on hold as city considers single-sign option by Laura Freeman Reporter Hudson -- A sign to promote events on city property will be "a hotbed of controversy," according to resident Ted Olsen, who proposed the sign to Council Aug. 24....  Read Story.
City touts significance of newly acquired top credit rating
City touts significance of newly acquired top credit rating by Laura Freeman Reporter Hudson -- After six years of being second, the city has earned the top credit rating of Aaa. "Aaa is the premiere rating and something to be proud of," said Hudson...  Read Story.
Edison selected for state statue
Edison selected for state statue by Marc Kovac Capital Bureau Chief Columbus -- A state lawmaker panel has recommended inventor Thomas Edison to represent Ohio in the statuary hall in the U.S. Capitol, despite continued lobbying by supporters of the...  Read Story.
Ohio veterans can now apply for bonus pay
Ohio veterans can now apply for bonus pay by Marc Kovac Capital Bureau Chief Columbus -- The state began accepting applications Aug. 24 from veterans of recent military conflicts for bonus payments that were approved by voters last November. The Ohio...  Read Story.
City refinancing $17.35 million for four unfinished projects
City refinancing $17.35 million for four unfinished projects by Laura Freeman Reporter Hudson -- The city plans to refinance $17.35 million invested in four unfinished projects as previous one-year notes are set to expire. Council in September will...  Read Story.
Prank leads to hills of soapsuds on East Streetsboro Street
Hudson - Early morning motorists encountered huge drifts of soapsuds Aug. 24 on East Streetsboro Street at Cheswick...  Read Story.
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