Father’s journey culminates in book, fund for infant loss support – Sept. 14 event to benefit the The Charles Martin Corvi Fund
by Mary McKenna When death strikes prematurely and claims the life of the too-young-to-die, the loss can feel disordered and senseless. One local father, who’s had to grapple with his share of tragic consequences in the untimely death of his infant son, Charlie, reflects on the experience, calling it “all very hard and complicated.” On […]
Hudson landmark sign campaign launches this fall
by Judy Stringer The Hudson Leadership Class of 2024 will begin fundraising this fall for the installation of a 20-foot-long “Hudson” sign, most likely to be placed on the Park Lane Green. Hudson Leadership is an annual program administered by Hudson Rotary that introduces participants to business and community leaders in hopes of nurturing their […]
League of Women Voters of Hudson to host Sept. 12 meeting on redistricting amendment
Over the last several months, one out of every 10 voters in the state of Ohio signed a petition to place the Citizens Not Politicians Amendment on the ballot in Ohio in November. The amendment provides for a 15-member panel made up of Republicans, Democrats and Independents. It also bans current or former politicians, political […]
Mayors Corner – Mayor Jeffrey L. Anzevino
Back to School & City Leases Schools are back in session, and you may have noticed that the city has re-painted various road markings to help more clearly identify school zones, edge lines, crosswalks and stop bars, etc. In addition, the first few weeks of school had portable, electronic “Your Speed” indicator signs located along […]
HCTV strikes gold with documentary about Hudson chairmaker
by Judy Stringer A Hudson Community Television staffer and his former colleague are the proud owners of television’s most coveted golden statue. Philip Leiter, a Hudson resident who has worked with HCTV for nearly 25 years, and former HCTV producer Phil Sieb, brought home an Emmy from the 55th Great Lakes Emmy Awards ceremony in […]
Fund grants over $33,000 for Seton tuition assistance
Submitted by Hudson Community Foundation Hudson Community Foundation continues its mission of connecting donors to community needs with the ongoing success of the Seton Catholic School Tuition Assistance Endowment Fund. Established in 2013 by a generous anonymous donor, this fund provides financial support to families seeking a Catholic education for their children. To date, HCF […]
Hudson Community Foundation accepting fall grant applications
Hudson Community Foundation accepting fall grant applications Hudson Community Foundation is accepting grant applications for its 2024 grants cycle from nonprofit organizations located in Hudson or directly benefiting the Hudson community. The application deadline is 3 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 13. This year, HCF has introduced a new online grants system to streamline the application […]
Hudson Community First expands speaker series
by Judy Stringer Hudson Community First is building on an outreach campaign that brings speakers from across the county to local schools to educate parents and students on a variety of wellness topics. Co-director Jennifer Fisher said the “Community of Care” series is an outgrowth of pre-COVID programming primarily aimed at preventing substance abuse among […]
Everbowl receives warm welcome in Hudson
by Emily Canning-Dean After opening Everbowl at 5 Atterbury Blvd. on July 25, franchise owner Christian Heller has been thrilled with the reception the business has received. “We had a record opening with a line around the block,” he said. “The community has really embraced us.” Heller is a resident of Aurora, but said he […]
Talk of the Town by Patty Reiman
by Patty Reiman It’s very likely that many of you who read Talk of the Town have heard about – or benefitted from – the unmatched generosity and community support of our fellow community members when we’ve found ourselves in a time of need. The August storm that flooded homes around the city is that […]
New volleyball coach hopes to bring winning ways to Hudson
by Dan Holland For new Hudson High School girls volleyball head coach Mike Maurer, it’s all about building on the team’s experience and moving forward. “I care about getting better and hitting our stride by the end of the season, so I want to be playing our best ball in the playoffs,” said Maurer. “I […]
Storm victims eligible for tax relief
Summit County Fiscal Officer Kristen M. Scalise announced that real estate tax relief is available to residents who have sustained damage to their property in the wake of the Aug. 8 storm. The filing deadline is Dec. 31. Scalise stressed the importance of filing this application as soon as possible. Any deduction from value will […]
Hudson Genealogical Study Group
Since 1986, the Hudson Genealogical Study Group chapter of the Ohio Genealogy Society seeks to help those researching their ancestors and building their family trees. On Monday, Sept. 16, we will host “Newspapers.com – Reference Workshop Presentation,” from 2-3 p.m., in the computer lab classroom on the second floor of the Hudson Library and Historical Society. […]
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Administrators address loss of middle school teacher
Aug. 12 board of education meeting Hudson City School District was set to get the 2024-2025 school year underway with excitement and “some sadness,” according to Superintendent Dana Addis. The sadness related to the loss of eighth-grade teacher Deborah Mancuso who died on Aug. 8. She had taught science at Hudson Middle School for 20 […]
Council passes on Ravenna Street subdivision plan
by Judy Stringer Aug. 20 city council meeting Hudson City Council sided with its planning commission’s decision to deny preliminary approval for a new 34-home subdivision on Ravenna Street, following a lengthy and sometimes contentious appeal hearing. Prestige Builder Group had asked council to reverse the commission’s July 8 application denial, with its attorney Anthony […]
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‘25 and ‘26 start dates moved back following stakeholder feedback
by Judy Stringer July 22 school board meeting The Hudson City School Board approved two upcoming school-year calendars after August start dates from draft versions of the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 calendars were pushed back five days to accommodate concerns from staff, parents and students that school was “starting too early,” according to then Assistant Superintendent […]
Vince hangs up hat as WRA archivist, leaving rich history-keeping legacy
by Mary McKenna Tom Vince is someone who sure likes libraries, and it’s easy to see why. From the time he was just a boy, working as a page in the Nottingham branch of the Cleveland Public library, he felt at home in its quiet sanctuary. Here, a hushed history lingers, and artifacts – like […]
Federal funding could bring inclusive playground coffers to $2 million
by Judy Stringer A Hudson group securing funding for Summit County’s first fully inclusive playground –planned for construction at Middleton Park – has raised $1.1 million, organizer Megan Higgins said. That amount includes a $430,000 grant from the Summit County Department of Developmental Disabilities, earmarked for purchase of the playground equipment; a total of $680,000 […]
City settles lawsuit with former manager for $80K, moves closer to closing censure case
by Judy Stringer Two lawsuits involving the city of Hudson have seen recent developments. On July 9, Hudson City Council approved a resolution to pay former City Manager Jane Howington $80,000 as part of a settlement of a suit the city filed against her on Nov. 7, 2023. Hudson sued Howington – who resigned in […]
Hudson’s Society of Artists presents 42nd Annual Art on the Green Aug. 24-25
The 2024 Art on the Green, a juried fine arts and crafts show that features the works of over 150 exhibitors, will again overtake the corner of Terex Road and state Route 91 for two days of fun-filled art hopping. The event takes place Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 24-25, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. both days, […]
The City Manager’s Desk – Thomas Sheridan
As our children head back to school this month, it’s important to keep an eye out for kids crossing streets, waiting at bus stops and biking to school. Staying alert, understanding traffic laws and being mindful of children boarding or exiting buses are essential for their safety this school year. To enhance safety, we’ve installed […]
Design of public works development gets underway
by Judy Stringer July 16 city council meeting As part of its consent agenda, Hudson City Council approved a resolution to hire architectural firm Brandstetter Carroll Inc. for the design of a new public works and public power complex on a 30-acre Hudson Drive site. City Manager Thom Sheridan told council at its July 9 […]
Superintendent’s Corner – Dana Addis
I always get excited this time each summer as the prospect of the new school year inches closer. Similar to New Year’s Eve, the first day of school signals a fresh start, with endless possibilities. This year, the majority of students for Hudson City Schools return on Aug. 21. Our 10th- through 12th-grade students don’t […]
Letter to the Editor
‘Please use responsibly’ To the Editor: Over the past several decades, global warming and climate change conversations have been had, but many without true substance and scientific data. “Bad” weather doesn’t mean we (global citizens) are ruining the planet by creating and consuming fossil fuel energy. Actually, we’re safer than we’ve ever been because of […]
Letters to the Editor
Defends Dr. Brady column To the Editor: I am writing in defense of Hudson Life Magazine and its publication of Dr. Andrew Brady’s latest column (Vol.27-No.6) following the Letter to the Editor from Meghan and Dave Bullard demanding censorship of same (Vol.27-No.7). As Dr. Brady noted, autism rates in America are at an all-time high. […]
Still Cruisin’ [photos]
Joyce and Denny of Twinsburg display their vintage International pickup during a recent Cuisin’ with Johnny classic car show. Held each Wednesday from 5:30-8 p.m. in the parking lot in front of sponsor Johnny’s Diner, the weekly event continues through the end of September and includes a 50/50 raffle benefiting Wounded Warriors. Lee Scruggs (r) […]
Hudson Community Choruses appoints new artistic team
Hudson Community Choruses welcomes new artistic leadership as it heads into its 36th season. Jon C. Petersen was named artistic director in late May, succeeding longtime HCC Artistic Director Nathaniel Duvuvuei who moved from the area. Peterson is joined by Angela Perrine, director of Children’s & Youth Choruses, and Anne Dalby, collaborative pianist. Peterson received […]