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One venue between locked-down Hudson and Somerset, right off the freeway, has elected to pass-over the Covid rules and suggestions where at times perception ebbs into reality, for music for New Year’s Eve. Closing will be good to the last drop at T-Buckets, so take in those extra hours, as there is that much time to be gained. And a last late addition, see below for The North Hudson Rules.

T-Buckets this side of Somerset stands out from the rest for New Year’s Eve by saying they will be open

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So this is Christmas, and the holiday greetings from HudsonWiNightlife reach from pole to pole, well at least the trip All Across Wisconsin, end to end. That would be east to west, not north to south, (needed to intercept Rudolph). And if you need even more loopiness, read a late addition to this post about a grinning and winking Santa, that is more than what it would seem!

Christmas Eve is coming … No wait, its here! So the following are a few of the Xmas related things

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Think your heritage might be held hostage this holiday season, because of Minnesota closings? Here is a totally unscientific study (isn’t that the best kind?) of how to replicate that dining experience while visiting Hudson haunts, so go there rather than getting your Irish up. (Check why I say that). Or scroll down further to see ways to do it yourself.

So you have a fave restaurant that you have not been able to fully patronize because of virus restrictions that

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The bars way back on the Biggest Bar Night — and into December — mean going back to what it once was, lots of locals within walking distance of their modest homes, and for good reason, as they mark the time only by their sheer handfuls, as numbers present while time flies ebb and flow, in the village versus the downtown as well (you can forget the Warehouse District)

(Its been almost a week later, and want more of the same that’s described below as far as biggest bar

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