By Ginna Young
The Cadott boys basketball program watched two conference foes come to town over the week, with battles on their hands, despite the home court advantage.
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MEDFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT On September 29 at approximately 2:17 a.m., Medford police received a report that a vehicle was had crashed into the river at Wisconsin Ave. and W. Perkins St. near the bridge. During the investigation, it was determined that the vehicle was southbound on Wisconsin Ave, in the city of Medford and attempted to turn eastbound onto W. Perkins St. The vehicle tracks were observed on the curb through the grass. The vehicle then dropped off the river embankment and rolled where it came to rest on the driver's side of the vehicle in the river. The driver, Bradley Dohr, 22, of Phillips, sustained no reported injuries, and indicated that he was wearing his seatbelt at time of crash. The vehicle was towed due to disabling damage. Dohr was issued citations for operating while under the influence, failure to keep vehicle under control, and operating a motor vehicle without insurance.
Medford’s Briella Anderson sets up one of the team’s hitters during Tuesday’s 3-0 GNC sweep of Rhinelander on the Hodags’ home court. BLAKE RICHARD/NORTHWOODS RIVER NEWS
Medford’s girls contingent of Lauren Stark (195), Greta Seidel (194), Rylan Kraschnewski, Kate Gierl (191) and Hadalye Ziehlke (196) get their race underway during Thursday’s home meet held behind Medford Area Senior High. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
