Hudson, Ohio

• Heirs proud of abolitionist John Brown
  

  Peg Morgan, 91, of Hudson, bottom right, great-great niece of abolitionist John Brown and her daughter Mary Morgan Graves, of California, read a book entitled "John Brown and his Fight for Freedom," by John Hendrix, to the kindergarten students at Emmanuel Christian Academy, January 26, 2010, in Akron, Ohio.

• Radcom Presents Executive Briefing On Future Human Resources Trends
  

  Northeast Ohio human capital consulting firm offers free session to help companies strategically develop their most important resources for growth and resilience in the 2010s.

• Hudson Gallery features Fremont artist
  

  SYLVANIA -- A Fremont artist's work will be displayed at the Hudson Gallery until Feb.

• First look: Rosewood Grill
  

  For a suburban population of 25,000, Hudson continues to feature compelling dining choices.

• Rabbi hosts screening of anti-Semitism film
  

  Rabbi Sheldon Ezring, leader of Temple Beth Shalom, will host a screening of Look Into My Eyes: Underlying Anti-Semitism at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Hudson Library and Historical Society, 96 Library St.

• Exhibit shows aspects of famed abolitionist
  

  Image courtesy of the Akron Art Museum; This print by Jacob Lawrence depicts John Brown after his capture at Harpera s Ferry.

• Babysitter Training Offered by Red Cross
  

  UPublish story by APRedcross.urban POSTED: 02:03 p.m. EST, Jan 19, 2010 During January, 2010, the American Red Cross celebrates 100 years of providing First Aid Training.

• Police salute fallen colleague
  

  Memorial service honors Boston Heights officer Police salute fallen colleague Gathering is tribute to Jarod M. Dean, 24, who died a year ago By Ed Meyer Beacon Journal staff writer BOSTON HEIGHTS: One year ago, Boston Heights police officer Jarod M. Dean was struck and killed at 5:30 a.m. while clearing debris scattered along state Route 8. That he ...

• First & Main, Hudson, Ohio
  

  Regularly voted one of northeastern Ohio's most attractive and livable suburban communities, the city of Hudson is home to the Western Reserve stylings of the mixed-use development of First & Main.

• Power Line Sparks Twinsburg House Fire
  

  Authorities say ice build-up caused a gutter to fall onto a power line, pulling it down against a Twinsburg home Sunday evening, which then caught fire.

• Awards, speakers to commemorate MLK Day
  

  Wright State University will honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s memory with a new award that recognizes area people who exemplify his ideals.

• Record Publishing Co. honored by Ohio Newspaper Association
  

  Four of Record Publishing Co.'s weekly newspapers have been honored with awards from the Ohio Newspaper Association.

• Ceremony recognizes two fallen police officers
  

  A ceremony to recognize fallen police and firefighters touched the hearts of family members of two fallen area police officers.

• Hudson, Akron, Bath, Ohio Homes For Sale
  

  The following list of Howard Hanna homes for sale will be updated as new listings come on the market in Summit County.

• Tri-C High School Rock Off takes the stage for the 14th year
  

  The Tri-C High School Rock Off is back for a 14th installment. Some of Northeast Ohio's most talented young musicians compete at the House of Blues in downtown Cleveland for prizes and a chance to record an original song.

• Hudson is new president of Ashtabula school board
  

  A celebratory atmosphere filled Lakeside High School on Wednesday evening as a crowd gathered for the swearing in of re-elected and newly elected Ashtabula Area City School Board members.

• Summit officials seek relatives of man found dead in motel
  

  The Summit County Medical Examiner's office is looking for relatives of a man found dead in a Macedonia motel.

• Staffers craft passion into new column, blog
  

  Here's a quick, relatively inexpensive project to get you started. We'll call this the Repurposed Game Piece Pendant.

• Hudson welcomes two new eateries
  

  There's a new place to dine in Hudson: Gusto d' Italia Ristorante opened right before Christmas.

City Description

Hudson is a city in Summit County, Ohio, United States. The population was 22,439 at the 2000 census, making it the 389th largest city in the Midwest. This number rose to 23,037 at the 2008 census estimates. It is an affluent exurban community and is part of the Akron, Ohio Metropolitan Statistical Area according to the U.S. Census Bureau, but is also commonly considered a Cleveland suburb. It is also part of the larger Cleveland-Akron-Elyria Combined Statistical Area. Hudson is located at 41°14′36″N 81°26′20″W / 41.24333°N 81.43889°W / 41.24333; -81.43889 . According to the Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 25.9 square miles (67.0 km²), of which, 25.6 square miles (66.3 km²) of it is land and 0.3 square miles (0.7 km²) of it (1.04%) is water. Hudson's neighbors are, starting at the northern corporate boundary and proceeding clockwise: Hudson's surface water flows into five major watersheds. The three most prominent are Brandywine Creek, Mud Brook, and Tinkers Creek. A small part of the western edge of town drains into the Cuyahoga River, and the southeastern corner of the city drains into Fish Creek. Hudson is covered by United States Postal Service ZIP code 44236.

City Contained By:

• Summit County
• Ohio

City Contains:

• Encore School for Strings
• Western Reserve Academy
• Hudson Historic District

Timezones:

• North American Eastern Time Zone

Size:

• 67.0806920577 km squared

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