The key to a successful fish fry is to have the oil at the right temperature and the batter made fresh with care. On May 10, the Medford Area Fire Department brought back their longtime tradition of holding a smelt and haddock feed at the Medford Fire Hall. Firefighters prepared and cooked up several hundred pounds of fish for the dine-in and takeout orders. The event raises money to help with training, equipment and other fire department expenses. STORY BY BRIAN WILSON • DESIGN LAYOUT BY LYDIA ERICKSON Better begins with caring for one another. Better begins at Aspirus Health. All good things start by reaching out to each other with real care and compassion. At Aspirus Health, this is how health and healing begin. 139804_6 Find an Aspirus provider. call 800.847.4707 visit aspirus.org The key to a successful fish fry is to have the oil at the right temperature and the batter made fresh with care. On May 10, the Medford Area Fire Department brought back their longtime tradition of holding a smelt and haddock feed at the Medford Fire Hall. Firefighters prepared and cooked up several hundred pounds of fish for the dine-in and takeout orders. The event raises money to help with training, equipment and other fire department expenses. STORY BY BRIAN WILSON • DESIGN LAYOUT BY LYDIA ERICKSON Better begins with caring for one another. Better begins at Aspirus Health. All good things start by reaching out to each other with real care and compassion. At Aspirus Health, this is how health and healing begin. 139804_6 Find an Aspirus provider. call 800.847.4707 visit aspirus.org
The Medford Area Middle School Band would like to share a big thank you to all of our business/foundation donors as well as individuals who have supported the program via their Mattress or Kwik Trip Card Fundraiser. Individuals and organizations who have donated to the MAMS band program are: Medford Education Association, The Classes of 67-72, Patrick Marsh Foundation, Weather Shield LITE Foundation, Forward Bank, Nathan Bilodeau, AnnMarie Grant, and Purple Mattress. “If you see people from these organizations, please thank them! We have been able to raise about $8,500 through donations/grants and $7,000 through fundraisers. The generous support of our community has allowed us to purchase: 2 piccolos, 4 clarinets, 4 alto saxophones, 1 tenor saxophone, 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, and a bass drum stand,” said middle school band teacher Kendra Junk. “These instruments are going directly into the hands of the students. The best part of being able to provide new instruments is how excited students get when they receive a new and working instrument,” she said. They consistently have instruments that need to be repaired and are often coming back from repair with a higher repair cost than the value of the instrument. They have several instruments in student hands right now that are functioning enough to work but are not in great shape. If you would like to donate to the MAMS band program, would like to read more about the condition of our instruments, or to see the complete list of donors please visit: https://bit.ly/SupportMAMSBand. “As always thank you for your support of the MAMS Band Program,” Junk said. SUBMITTED
The Medford Area Senior High School Choir traveled to Holy Rosary Catholic Church on March 16 to put on a choir performance. Pieces including traditional arrangements as well as the choir members surrounding the audience with their voices. ALEX WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
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