April 19 2012 - Hudson school board approves $3.3 million in bids
The Hudson Area Schools Board of Education at its meeting Monday approved more than $3.3 million in projects for the district’s $7.5 million campus improvement project, some of them going to area businesses. |
April 13 2012 - Friends of Ohio Barns hosting annual bus tour, conference
HUDSON — Friends of Ohio Barns will hold its annual Bus Tour of barns April 27 through the Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP) and the Ohio Barn Conference April 28 at the Clarion Inn & Conference Center, 240 E. Hines Hill Road. |
April 13 2012 - Editorial: Keep Tappan Zee Bridge transit option alive
A new Congressional report bolsters claims that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie manipulated the math - or at least acted prematurely - in pulling the plug on a trans-Hudson rail tunnel that he said was too costly for New Jersey taxpayers to bear. |
March 29 2012 - Community View: Scrap the mass-transit component of Tappan Zee Bridge project
Expect an uptick in church attendance across the Lower Hudson Valley this week, but not for the obvious reason. Instead, local public officials who have spent much of the last month publicly advocating for mass transit on the new Tappan Zee Bridge will be quietly praying to God that no one with responsibility for the project actually listened to them. |
March 04 2012 - Dorenzo Hudson looks to end Tech career with a bang
BLACKSBURG, Va. — As the Virginia Tech men's basketball team rode the bus back from Duke last week, after another down-to-the-wire, punch-in-the-gut loss, the only senior to play for the Hokies that night said something to his teammates. "He said, 'It's R.I.P. to Zo after two,'" sophomore Jarell Eddie recalled Dorenzo ... |
March 02 2012 - Walmart land deal questioned
The Augusta Commission's Jan. 17 vote behind closed doors to sell the city's bus depot is a violation of Georgia's open meetings act, according to David Hudson, general counsel for Georgia Press Association. |
February 29 2012 - Rockland residents, lawmakers pack T.Z. Bridge hearing, demand mass transit
A standing-room-only crowd of residents and elected officials Tuesday night demanded assurances from the state that new mass transit would eventually be added to the twin-span bridge that will replace the Tappan Zee Bridge, that tolls would be kept affordable and that the Hudson River would be protected during construction. |
February 29 2012 - Rockland residents, lawmakers pack Tappan Zee Bridge hearing, demand mass transit
A standing-room-only crowd of residents and elected officials Tuesday night demanded assurances from the state that new mass transit would eventually be added to the twin-span bridge that will replace the Tappan Zee Bridge, that tolls would be kept affordable and that the Hudson River would be protected during construction. |
February 29 2012 - Rockland County residents, lawmakers pack Tappan Zee Bridge hearing, demand mass transit
WEST NYACK, Rockland County - A standing-room-only crowd of residents and elected officials Tuesday night demanded assurances from the state that new mass transit would eventually be added to the twin-span bridge that will replace the Tappan Zee Bridge, that tolls would be kept affordable and that the Hudson River would be protected during construction. |
February 09 2012 - Tomorrow’s Events & Sales: Check Out Kate Spade’s Spring Campaign Tour Bus; Ongoing Sales at VA
EVENTS • Check out a free live concert by the Vivian Girls when Kate Spade 's Florence Broadhurst tour bus makes its first stop in NYC this weekend. The pop-up shop on wheels will feature exclusive "tour" items, as well as pieces from the upcoming spring collection. Gansevoort Plaza, at Hudson St.; 3-9 (concert at 7:45). SALES ONGOING • Get up to 75 percent off menswear at Brunello Cucinelli ... |
February 07 2012 - Bus stops to be done by end of February
Stops costs $80,000 to $90,000 each Rain, sleet or snow, students will soon be able to wait for the Tiger Trails' buses without being completely exposed to the weather. Former Student Government President J Hudson's initiative to erect covered bus stops around campus will finally be re... ; |
January 22 2012 - Summersville Grade School play
Students in Farrah Hudson’s second grade class at Summersville Grade School presented a play about Martin Luther King Jr. As part of they play, they re-enacted the arrest of Rosa Parks on a Montgomery, Ala., bus which sparked a year-long bus boycott. Students performing in the play included Gage Austin, Elisabeth Blumeyer, Eric Bruce, Kreed Bumpus, Becky Fisher, Xavian Flores, Kennady Hayes ... |
January 18 2012 - Romney stops at smokehouse for barbecue fix
Lexington, South Carolina (CNN) – Mitt Romney betrayed a weakness for pulled pork and a joking desire to see reporters covering his campaign "turn green" during a barbecue run through a South Carolina smokehouse Wednesday. The GOP candidate bounded off his campaign bus for a stop at Hudson's Smokehouse in Lexington, an authentic barbecue joint [...] |
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