The Hudson Daybreak Rotary Club is marking Earth Day 2026 with three community services this April: a free pollinator lawn sign giveaway, a lithium-ion battery recycling collection (both on Saturday, April 18, 9 a.m.–noon at Bethel Highlands, 504 Frontage Road, Hudson), and an annual tree sale in partnership with Willow River Company, with tree pickup May 1-3 at Willow River Tree Farm, 850 Kelly Road.
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The Hudson Daybreak Rotary Club is marking Earth Day 2026 with three community services this April: a free pollinator lawn sign giveaway, a lithium-ion battery recycling collection (both on Saturday, April 18, 9 a.m.–noon at Bethel Highlands, 504 Frontage Road, Hudson), and an annual tree sale in partnership with Willow River Company, with tree pickup May 1-3 at Willow River Tree Farm, 850 Kelly Road.
In today’s increasingly polarized climate, it can feel harder than ever to have meaningful conversations with people who see the world differently. Too often, we assume the worst about others’ beliefs instead of understanding the values and experiences that shape them.
But what if we could approach those conversations differently?
The Hudson Area Chamber of Commerce presented the 2025 Nonprofit of the Year Award to Club Presidents from both Hudson Daybreak Rotary and Hudson Rotary, as they work in partnership as the Rotary Clubs of Hudson, Wisconsin.
One of the longest-running community events in Hudson returned to Camp DayCroix – the Rotary Halloween Parade.
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