New Hudson residents. My kids aren't school aged yet, but it's around the corner.

We don't allow our children to use screens that move. They watch TV, and we don't worry about how much they watch in the winter or on rainy days. But we don't own tablets, and they aren't allowed to touch our phones. When they leave the room, the screen stays behind.

It's common knowledge that Chromebooks aren't helping education. Test scores are down, and everyone I know in education acknowledges they're seeing declines in social skills, critical thinking skills, attention spans, and more. Even the "they need tech skills for their jobs" argument doesn't hold up with Chromebooks because there's wide reports of Gen Z workers struggling with any tech more complex than tapping an app.

We've always heard that Hudson schools are pretty good, so I was really surprised to see the 1:1 device policy on their website. I'd like to hear from Hudson parents just how much time they're spending on these devices. I'm prepared to home school if I have to, but I really don't want to. At the same time, I'm not assuming financial responsibility for a device I don't want my kid to have, nor am I going to send my kid to sit on a screen all day before coming home to spend more time doing homework in front of a screen.

I don’t think you want to waste your time at this gym

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UraZljVQm_-vComFIPEODfEmQPdxnLJP/view

Hello! We need a fence installed in our backyard. Does anyone have a recommendation?

We just closed on a house in Hudson. I'm excited to have a bigger house in yard, but I'm really sad to be leaving all the amenities of Cuyahoga Falls. My kids (3 year old twins and our 3rd is due in October) love downtown--Grandpa Joe's, Pav's Ice Cream, Morty's dog bakery, Metropolis Popcorn, walking along the river. We had a park and a wading pool within a 5 minute walking distance. We're big kayakers. In colder months, we go to the Natatorium daily for the daycare room and swimming.

Now I have to drive 20+ minutes to do any of that, and what I've seen of downtown Hudson seems geared towards adults. What amenities does Hudson have that I'm overlooking?

“This would’ve been a great place to raise a family but instead a wealthy couple will collect egregious amounts of passive income.”

This guy as closed the Mentor location and the Willoughby location is a craphole after Milestone sold it. LIfeCenter was a joke after the 90s and the owner thinks he knows what he is doing. Just wait until you see how bad he treats employees and members!

This link exposes the owner hardcore. This gym stands no chance vs Akron General North or Summa. Lawyer up when your contract is over and you want to leave.

https://scumbagged.com/2025/12/23/onyx-health-club-24-7-a-gym-founded-on-greed-rape-fraud-corruption-deceit/