THE TIME MACHINE From past files of The Star News 10 YEARS AGO December 3, 2009 The City of Medford will spend $450 to ask people to not feed the wildlife. Aldermen voted 4-3 Tuesday night to approve using park maintenance funds to install the signs in the park. While the signs will ask people to not feed the ducks, there is no city ordinance banning people from feeding animals, so

Luther Park Bible Camp This fall, Luther Park Bible Camp in Chetek began a new expansion project with a new $2.2 million Ministry Center. The Building & Rejoicing Campaign is underway in support of the project. This building will host over 280 individuals on the main level, have large and small meeting rooms, additional restrooms, a larger storm shelter and future housing/retreat space. Luther

The Table Hunting in the Enchanted Forest You really need to have a bullet hit your house only once to make you less certain of the skills of some of the folks prowling the woods. Most locals tend to know where they are in the woods and can keep their heads well enough in the heat of the moment to understand where their bullet will wind up if they miss that shot. Still, there are plenty of holiday

THE TIME MACHINE From past files of The Star News 10 YEARS AGO November 26, 2009 The Medford School Board received a state of swimming pool report Thursday night at its regular meeting and it now must decide how future pool resources will best be used. The report was prepared by Water Technology Inc. of Beaver Dam. Dean Mueller, a senior design manager with the company, did the inspection

THE TIME MACHINE From past files of The Star News 10 YEARS AGO November 19, 2009 The City of Medford is considering cracking down on fowl play in the city parks. While aldermen came short of enacting an actual ban on feeding of waterfowl in the city limits, at the committee of the whole meeting Tuesday night, the ball was set in motion to restrict feeding in the future. Alderman