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Klingbeil Lumber marks 80 years of service

Klingbeil Lumber marks 80 years of service

Since 1939 Klingbeil Lumber Company has been serving the Medford area’s building, home repair, lawn and garden and hardware needs. As the compan...
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18 December 2019

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Cutting back

Cutting back

by Brian Wilson News Editor Changes are coming to the city’s shared ride taxi service. At Tuesday’s city council meeting Mayor Mike Wellner r...
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MMA contributes to the Medford School District CARES Model

MMA contributes to the Medford School District CARES Model

Memorial Member Association (MMA) has committed $160,000 over the next four years toward the Medford Area Public School District’s CARES (Children a...
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Gilman Police Department

Gilman Police Department

Taylor County Law Enforcement December 13 — Extra patrol, 155 E. Crumb St. at 12:37 p.m. Medford Police Department December 9 — Accide...
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11 December 2019

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Party’s over

Party’s over

Sometimes things go too far. That was the case for Drink Slingers Tavern in Rib Lake. At a special hearing on December 4, members of the villa...
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Attorney says former sheriff went too far

Attorney says former sheriff went too far

A Taylor County deputy facing felony misconduct charges was back in court on Tuesday morning. Steve Bowers has been on paid administrative leave ...
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County turns vandalism into a way to help kids

County turns vandalism into a way to help kids

After vandals girdled several red pine and red oak trees in the county forest, members of the Taylor County Forestry and Recreation Department harvest...
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CVTC board takes step toward referendum

CVTC board takes step toward referendum

The Chippewa Valley Technical College District Board passed a resolution Thursday, Dec. 5 stating its intent to issue $48.8 million in bonds to fund ...
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