Labor Day Weekend already, but no reason for end-of-summer blues. Lots to do – from the County Fair to a sail on the Clearwater. Its your Pick!
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Enjoy Hudson!
– Ellen
Monday, August 30
Hudson Common Council Police Committee
6:00pm. City Hall
Hudson City School District Board of Education Special Meeting to discuss expenditure of $580,000 federal funds
7:00pm. Junior High School Cafeteria, Harry Howard Boulevard
Columbia County Board of Supervisors' Special Meeting and Public Hearing on enactment of a Local Law regarding a retirement incentive program "and further business as may come before the board"
6:00pm. 401 State Street
Wednesday, September 1
Greenport Town Board Special Meeting regarding assessments revaluation
6:00pm. Town Hall
Thursday, September 2
Hudson Business Coalition - All Hudson businesses welcome
5:30pm. Spotty Dog, Second Floor, 440 Warren Street
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 16th Annual ArtsWalk
October 8-11, 2010
Hudson & Chatham
ArtsWalk is expanding!
The Columbia County Council on the Art's (CCCA) 16th Annual ArtsWalk celebration will feature activities in both Hudson and Chatham, with expanded opportunities for artists
to exhibit their work.
In the past, ArtsWalk has hosted a variety of artistic endeavors: arts & crafts, sculpture, installations, dance, performance art,
bands & DJs, literary events, and more! Anyone can submit a project to ArtsWalk - adults, children, professional or emerging artists.
If you have an idea for ArtsWalk, the CCCA would love to hear from you! For more information, please see the 2010 CCCA ArtsWalk Call for Submissions.
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HUDSON IN THE NEWS
Park plan would connect city wards
By Lindsay Suchow
Hudson-Catskill Newspapers
Saturday, August 21, 2010
The Common Council was presented at its formal meeting Tuesday with unofficial illustrations of what could possibly be the completion of the linear park between Warren and State streets.
The park currently runs between Warren Street and Prison Alley (which for planning purposes was dubbed Parcel A), as well as a portion located in front of the county building between Prison Alley and Columbia Street (Parcel B)...
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Wastewater treatment a step closer to efficient
By John Mason
Hudson-Catskill Newspapers
Friday, August 20, 2010
Hudson/Greenport could still get their Holcim cement plant if the Draft Local Waterfront Revitalization
Plan is allowed to go through in its present form, citizen activists Peter Jung and Sam Pratt told a
meeting of the Hudson Business Coalition Monday at Space 360. Jung and Pratt are heading up the new group,
the Valley Alliance... read the full story »
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