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A message from Cathy Cook, club president

Hello fellow Rotarians and prospective Rotarians,

I am honored to be the 2026-2027 Rotary of Hudson Clocktower President. First and foremost, my personal Rotary experience has far exceeded my expectations!
 
I have met many people who ask "What is Rotary?" Where do I begin?
 
Rotary is an international organization that supports very solid "pillars." You must visit the Rotary International website to learn more about the seven areas that define Rotary's mission.
 
Locally, as a Rotary club, we support community needs that align with these seven areas of commitment.
 
This club year from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 is an especially important year for our club as our local charter was granted in 2002; we will be celebrating our 25th anniversary in 2027 as a club and celebrating our nation's 250th anniversary in 2026.
 
There are many exciting projects planned for this special year. We invite you to join us as we "Create Lasting Impact" which defines our mission and align with our goals.
 
Sincerely as a fellow Rotarian and in service,
 
Cathy Cook
Rotary of Hudson Clocktower
President 2026-2027
 
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Join us at our next meeting!
Our next meeting will be Wednesday, August 26, and it will be a Club Assembly. We have a lot of new information to go over about upcoming events. We'll start promptly at 11:45.

Our club meets every Wednesday (except the 2nd Wednesday of the month) at 11:45 a.m. at Lager and Vine Restaurant, located at 30 W. Streetsboro Street in Hudson.

We encourage our members to join the Paul Harris Society.
Our Leadership Team
President
Catherine Cook
President Elect
Julie Erickson
Treasurer
Bob Drew
Secretary
Kathleen Cybulski
Club Administration
John Murphy
Club Membership Chair
Gloria Rodgers
Club Foundation Chair
Pat Myers
Youth Protection Officer - Chair
Cheryl Maimona
What is Hudson Clocktower Rotary?

Naturally, we are members of Rotary International. And because of this, we are committed to the goals of Rotary, the largest of which is the eradication of polio worldwide through the Global Polio Eradication Initiative.

But if you attend one of our meetings, you’re likely to think we’re just a friendly group of people who live or work in and around Hudson who enjoy getting together for lunch once a week. This is true. But we’re much more than that.

The video you see here does a great job of capturing exactly what we’re all about. Enjoy it, and we hope you’ll decide to come to one of our meetings to see what we’re all about.