"The St Croix River level has exceeded 683 feet and the No-Wake restriction is in effect," the Washington County Sheriff's Office Facebook status reads. "It looks like it will be restricted at least through the 4th of July."
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The event is Saturday, June 29 from 6-8 p.m. at ArtReach St. Croix.
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The storm damage drop-off site is located at the corner of Hanley and O’Neil roads near the entrance to the St. Croix Business Park. Residents are asked to use the temporary entrance on O'Neil Road.
According to the city of Hudson's website, no lifeguard will be on duty and swimming is prohibited.
Cleanups are already in the works for the Wild River State Park (July 13), from the Osceola Landing to William O’Brien State Park (July 14) and the Hudson Lakefront Park (afternoon of July 17).
Those interested in helping out with financial donations are encouraged to write a check to Willow River Cemetery and send it to 815 Wisconsin St. in Hudson. Donations for new trees to replace the ones lost during the storms are also welcomed.
