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MEDFORD GIRLS SOCCER - Another shootout win over Pines clinches 3rd; Raiders beat Mosinee

Another shootout win over Pines clinches 3rd; Raiders beat Mosinee
Medford’s Livy Emmerich swings through the clinching shot that seals the Raiders 3-1 penalty-kick shootout win over Northland Pines Tuesday at Raider Field. The teams had tied 0-0 in regulation. Medford’s second shootout win of the season over Pines clinching a third-place finish in the GNC standings for the Raiders, who take on the top two teams, Rhinelander and Lakeland, Thursday and Tuesday. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Another shootout win over Pines clinches 3rd; Raiders beat Mosinee
Medford’s Livy Emmerich swings through the clinching shot that seals the Raiders 3-1 penalty-kick shootout win over Northland Pines Tuesday at Raider Field. The teams had tied 0-0 in regulation. Medford’s second shootout win of the season over Pines clinching a third-place finish in the GNC standings for the Raiders, who take on the top two teams, Rhinelander and Lakeland, Thursday and Tuesday. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS

A Northland Pines/Medford matchup in girls soccer has become virtually guaranteed to go down to the wire and Tuesday’s game was exception with regulation time ending in a 0-0 tie and the Raiders ...

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NSWERED This week, a reader asked about school district phone bills sending us the following question: “If I look in the TDS 2025 Phone Directory starting on page 39 for Medford Area Public Schools, I see 4-1/2 pages of phone numbers. Why is that the case? Usually, most businesses will have one published phone number, multiple incoming/ outgoing lines to handle their traffic needs, and a central...

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