The menu for the month of January has been announced for the Senior Dining Centers of the Taylor County Commission on Aging. Persons 60 years and older and spouse, regardless of age, are welcome to participate in the noon meals. In Jump River, meals are served at noon on Tuesday and Thursdays at the Jump River Community Center. In Medford, meals are served at noon on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays,

To the Medford School District Board: Again, the Medford School Board is considering changes and modifications to the Medford Senior High School. This time in office space and the school entrance, much of it to enhance and improve school safety and security for the office personnel, staff (including janitors, food service) and all the students. All this is an esteemed responsibility of the school

DISTRICT 1: City of Medford LISA CARBAUGH lisa.carbaugh@co.taylor.wi.us 620 Brehm Ave., Medford, 54451 715-748-8476 DISTRICT 2: City of Medford GREGORY KNIGHT greg.knight@co.taylor.wi.us 227 S 7th St., Medford, 54451 715-314-1281 DISTRICT 3: City of Medford SUSAN SWIANTEK sue.swiantek@co.taylor.wi.us 125 Doyle Pl, Medford, 54451 715-560-9409 DISTRICT 4: City of Medford MICHAEL BUB michael.bub@co.taylor.wi.us

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is seeking public comment on its draft State Freight Plan, which, when finalized, will provide guidance for the next eight years. Wisconsin’s multimodal freight transportation system includes roadways, railways, ports and waterways, airports, pipelines, and intermodal facilities. The draft plan is available for review and comment at: https://www.wisdotplans.

Badger the FCC: PSC encourages state residents to check and challenge FCC broadband map Challenges submitted by January 13 will determine Wisconsin’s allocation of federal broadband infrastructure funding The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC or Commission) is encouraging individuals to identify inaccuracies and challenge the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) draft of

AccordingtoNationalInstituteonDrugAbuse(NIDA), about 70 percent of adults in the U.S. said they drank alcohol in 2019. That same year, over 45 percent of the population reported taking a prescription medication in the past 30 days. Combining medications (prescribed or not prescribed) with alcohol can have unpredictable and unwanted consequences. Aspirus aims to help community members better understand