MARATHON CHEESE CORPORATION NOW HIRING! Marathon Cheese provides a clean, climate controlled work environment and an excellent benefits package for its employees and their families. We provide a choice of health plans, an array of voluntary benefit options, wellness programs, paid vacation and holidays as well as an excellent compensation program and a discount at our company store. Line Workers $21.32/hr to $21.82/hr 2nd & 3rd shifts Material Handlers & Sanitation Workers $22.35/hr 3rd shift 2nd & 3rd Shift Maintenance APPLY NOW! APPLY INPERSON AT: 1000Progressive Avenue, Medford Applications alsoavailable atwww.mcheese. com $26.75/hr to $30.95/hr depending on experience Marathon Cheese is an Equal Opportunity Employer. If you have submitted an application in the last 6 months it is not necessary to apply again. 127982_7 MARATHON CHEESE CORPORATION NOW HIRING! Marathon Cheese provides a clean, climate controlled work environment and an excellent benefits package for its employees and their families. We provide a choice of health plans, an array of voluntary benefit options, wellness programs, paid vacation and holidays as well as an excellent compensation program and a discount at our company store. Line Workers $21.32/hr to $21.82/hr 2nd & 3rd shifts Material Handlers & Sanitation Workers $22.35/hr 3rd shift 2nd & 3rd Shift Maintenance APPLY NOW! APPLY INPERSON AT: 1000Progressive Avenue, Medford Applications alsoavailable atwww.mcheese. com $26.75/hr to $30.95/hr depending on experience Marathon Cheese is an Equal Opportunity Employer. If you have submitted an application in the last 6 months it is not necessary to apply again. 127982_7
Gilman's Rilla Syryczuk placed fourth in Friday's girls shot put competition at Stanley-Boyd. Her best throw went 30 feet, 2.5 inches, a season-best. NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD/TRIBUNE-PHONOGRAPH
Gilman's Rilla Syryczuk placed fourth in Friday's girls shot put competition at Stanley-Boyd. Her best throw went 30 feet, 2.5 inches, a season-best. NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD/TRIBUNE-PHONOGRAPH
Rylee Hraby pulls her right arm through while delivering a strike during Tuesday’s no-hit performance at Rhinelander. She struck out 15 in six innings, lowering her season ERA to 1.01 in the 11-0 win for the 10-0 Raiders. BLAKE RICHARD/NORTHWOODS RIVER NEWS
Medford shortstopWillWojcik makes a backhand stop and turns it into a forceout at second base during the fifth inning of Thursday’s 6-3 loss to Northland Pines. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Medford’s Livy Emmerich is the first to this ball that’s loose in the midfield area early in Tuesday’s 4-1 loss to Rhinelander at Raider Field. Raiders Sophie Sperl (15) and Mallory Richter are pictured in the background. Richter scored Medford’s goal. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok
