Hudson City School Board of Education votes to demolish former middle school but plans to keep property in district's future.
HUDSON, Ohio — The sun is setting and the time is ticking on the historical site of the former Hudson High School.
The Hudson City School Board of Education decided Tuesday that the building would be demolished, with demolition completed by August. But he said the direction they are taking is one that will benefit the students of Hudson City Schools.
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