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Powerline grant changes ahead
Public works employees with the city of Medford took advantage of the nice weather to work on building sidewalks by the new accessible playground Our Village area in the Medford City Park. Crews installed the equipment last week and the city is doing additional concrete work ahead of the installation of a poured in place surfacing material for the playground. The project has been funded primarily through community donations. Pictured, workers are filling in behind the forms for what will be concrete sidewalk. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS

Powerline grant changes ahead

County looks to limit amount, types of projects, eligible groups as funds decrease Taylor County ...

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City gives green light to golf carts
Scarlett Clark, 3, and Ryder Clark, 5, of Medford stopped at Fourmens Farm Home Center in Medford on Saturday morning where staff members helped pot the flowers the kids picked out for Mother’s Day. BRIAN WILSON/ THE STAR NEWS

City gives green light to golf carts

It took two votes to get it done, but golf carts will now be legal to operate on city streets. A...

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REC Center helps close the gap and keep kids healthy and safe
Emily Paulsen, the new youth director at The REC Center located on Jensen Drive in Medford, inspects the plans for the youth center which is currently under construction. Paulsen is excited to serve the community's children this coming summer. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS

REC Center helps close the gap and keep kids healthy and safe

For many children, school is one of the only places they feel safe and valued - the community’s ed...

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Support for childcare centers is needed
Rep. Karen Hurd talks to a youngster during a recent visit to SandBox Childcare in Medford. Hurd is a member of the state legislator’s Joint Finance Committee. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS

Support for childcare centers is needed

When politicians play games, it is the people who pay. Last week, the Joint Finance Committee gr...

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Traffic safety basics are vital as weather gets nicer

The clock is ticking on traffic safety. Every 5 hours in Wisconsin, a motorcyclist is killed or injured on Wisconsin’s roadways. Every 7 hours a pedestrian is killed or injured on Wisconsin’s roadways. Every 12 hours, a bicyclist is killed or injured on Wisconsin’s roadways. Among the dead are children playing. Mothers and fathers out enjoying a day with their families. Men a...

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Says editorials missed facts pertinent to the issues

One of the things The Star News likes to do when it writes an editorial is leave out facts pertinent to the argument it is trying to make. We have seen this with two recent editorials. The first example of this occurred in the May 1 edition of the paper with the editorial entitled, “Milwaukee Judge’s Arrest Was About Sending A Message.” The individual whom Judge Hannah Dugan was alleged ...

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