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Chamber tells council mild winter weather is bad for area businesses

Chamber tells council mild winter weather is bad for area businesses
Children from Medford Area Elementary School are shown holding hardcover copies of “Our Animal Neighbors” by Matthew Ricard and Jason Gruhl, which were given to 15 classrooms in the Medford schools in memory of Dr. Oscar Hildebrandt in recognition of his longtime dedication to animal health and education in the Medford Area. The books were donated by Dr. Hildebrandt’s colleagues at the Medford Veterinary Clinic, which he started more than 50 years agto. In addition to practicing veterinary medicine for more than 30 years, he served 24 years on the Medford school board and also held office in the Wisconsin State Veterinary Association. The book, which focuses on the important role of animals, was chosen from the titles submitted by Medford teachers for addition to their classroom libraries. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Chamber tells council mild winter weather is bad for area businesses
Children from Medford Area Elementary School are shown holding hardcover copies of “Our Animal Neighbors” by Matthew Ricard and Jason Gruhl, which were given to 15 classrooms in the Medford schools in memory of Dr. Oscar Hildebrandt in recognition of his longtime dedication to animal health and education in the Medford Area. The books were donated by Dr. Hildebrandt’s colleagues at the Medford Veterinary Clinic, which he started more than 50 years agto. In addition to practicing veterinary medicine for more than 30 years, he served 24 years on the Medford school board and also held office in the Wisconsin State Veterinary Association. The book, which focuses on the important role of animals, was chosen from the titles submitted by Medford teachers for addition to their classroom libraries. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS

At the February 19, meeting of the Medford City Council, the Council heard a report from Chamber of Commerce representative Billie Hartwig regarding the 2023 hotel/motel tax commi...

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ALEX WILSON/THE STAR NEWS Firefighters and other emergency personnel were on the scene of a structure fire in Medford Sunday night. Here, firefighters in the ladder truck and on ground spray water to attempt to put out the fire.
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Fire levels restaurant

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Taylor County Veteran’s groups and Veteran’s resources

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Beware: Scammers are targeting veterans with fraudulent repayment letters, texts

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Going out on a high note
For more than 30 years, Matt Robisch has led the instrumental music program at Rib Lake School District. He is retiring this month. His last performance with the band will be Jan. 17 at the Haas Fine Arts Center in Eau Claire leading the Rib Lake band during a concert for the Wisconsin Concert Band Association conference. The concert is free and people are encouraged to attend. ELIZABETH WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
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Going out on a high note

Rib Lake Concert Band to perform Jan. 17 at WCBA State Convention for Matt Robisch’s final perform...

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Taylor County prepares for takeoff with airport improvements
Karl Kemper of firm Becher Hoppe presented construction plans to the airport committee on Monday, Jan. 5. The plans include the construction of a 126 foot by 33 foot three-bay box hanger and an apron. Thanks to federal grants, the county will only put 5% towards the project which is set to be complete in 2027. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS
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Taylor County prepares for takeoff with airport improvements

The Taylor County Airport will see over a million dollars in upgrades this year or next with only a ...

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