New Council

The complexion of the Hudson City Council changed a bit Monday evening when two new members were sworn in by City Clerk Kim Murphy. From left to right are incumbent Councilman Jerry Tanner Jr., and new council members William Hartmann and Mark Knoblauch. The council will change more when a new member is selected to replace Council Member Joel Haynes, who submitted his resignation Tuesday evening.

Mayor Re-Elected



Lee Daugherty was again elected Mayor, and Tanner  (left) was returned to his post as Mayor Pro Tem.

Literature, Multiplication and Division

Mr.Garr's 4th grade class is busy working on their literature skills. Here Mr. Garr is shown helping Tyler Robert's find the correct answer.  Some other things they are working on in class are multiplication and division. The class looks forward to a great school year.

Newspaper Scavenger Hunts

Miss Lautenschlager's 4th grade class has been hard at work! Here we are shown working on one of our weekly newspaper scavenger hunts, which teach us how to locate information in a newspaper. Some other things we are working on include a literature unit for the book Shiloh, becoming better writers through our writing workshop, math, Michigan history, and an animal science unit.
 

Sacred Heart Students to the Polls

Just as community members went to the polls to vote for candidate and issues, so to the Sacred Heart students went to the polls to vote for their student council representatives.  The students had to go through the campaign process to let their fellow students know what they could do to make the school a better place to learn.  The students had to register and vote in their appropriate district. This was a great way for our students to learn how our government works.
                                                photo by Jeaniene McClellan 

Grant Awarded 

The Hudson Area First-Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 180 applied for and was awarded a grant from United Way to cover expenses related to our service projects for the 2006-2007 school year. Project Teddy Bear is our first service project of the 2006-2007 school year. Rescue personnel have found that teddy bears provide welcomed on-site and in-transit comfort to children involved in house fires, car crashes, and other traumatic events. In times of crisis, children respond positively to the familiar comfort of a teddy bear. With United Way funds, we purchased 25 plush Gund Teddy Bears. www.StuffedAnimalFarm.com  of Gainesville, Florida worked with our troop so that we would be able to obtain a large quantity of high quality bears at an affordable price. The sixteen Brownies in Troop 180 made gift tags for the bears and presented the teddy bears to the Hudson Fire Department, Hudson Police Department and the Hudson EMS Department on Wednesday, November 8,2006 as part of their weekly meeting. The motto of Brownie Troop 180 is Helping Hands for Hudson. Thank you United Way for helping us help Hudson!
 

 Champions

Congratulations to the Hudson Tigers, Addison Pop Warner Tackle Football Champions with a 6-1 record. Front row left to right: Daniel Hall, Cody Nelson, Adam Laughlin, Alex Messer, Zach Schaffner, Dustin Mattison Second Row: JD Waters, Kameron Bellfy, Jacob Baker, Daniel Komarynski, Henry Atkin, Tyler Woody, Cole Weaver Third Row: Jacob Morgan, Brent Briskey, Daiton Lemmon, Justin Boies, Korey Bodette, Logan Milligan, Troy Brown Back Row: Coaches: Head Coach David Messer, Rob Bodette, Mark Schaffner, Eric Nelson.
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