Medford school to send $22.6 million referendum to votes in November
School board members Dave Fleegel, Jodi Nuernberger, Corey Dassow and Kurt Werner review the survey results to determine what projects community members supported for a proposed referendum. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS School board members Dave Fleegel, Jodi Nuernberger, Corey Dassow and Kurt Werner review the survey results to determine what projects community members supported for a proposed referendum. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
The Medford School Board will be asking voters to approve a $22.6 million maintenance and infrastructure improvement referendum in November.
On Monday, the Medford City Council voted to purchase this building located at 136 W. Broadway Ave. (Hwy 64) in the downtown. The church that currently rents the building will remain until November 30. According to Mayor Laura Holmes, the city intends to tear down the building to improve visibility along the busy Hwy 64 corridor and is looking at options for redeveloping it in the future. The building had initially been the office of the then Industrial Credit Union and in recent years years has been rental offices. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Taylor County health officer Michelle Cahoon gave a presentation to the board of health on Thursday, July 2, regarding the need to maintain the nail care program after news that the finance committee had considered ending the service. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS
Jacob and Daniel Nagel were joined by members of The Chamber, the Gilman Development Foundation and representatives from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation to celebrate the ribbon cutting for Hickory Haven Apartments in Gilman. The owners renovated and converted the former nursing home facility into a mixedsize apartment complex with seven different styles of apartments ranging from a 600 square foot studio apartment to a 1,400 unit with three bedrooms and two baths. Pricing ranges from $900-1,400 with internet and water and sewer utilities included. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Price County Administrator Paul Trimner explained his duties to members of the Taylor County ad hoc administrative committee on April 4. BRIAN WILSON/ THE STAR NEWS
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