MEDFORD GIRLS HOCKEY - Girls hockey team falls twice to giant metro co-ops
Medford’s Carly Koski carries the puck out from behind her team’s net while the Central Wisconsin Storm’s Sophie Bohlen pressures her from behind during the first period of Thursday’s 8-1 loss in the home opener at the Simek Recreation Center. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS Medford’s Carly Koski carries the puck out from behind her team’s net while the Central Wisconsin Storm’s Sophie Bohlen pressures her from behind during the first period of Thursday’s 8-1 loss in the home opener at the Simek Recreation Center. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
MEDFORD GIRLS HOCKEY
A tough four-game stretch to start the season ended for Medford’s girls hockey team with a 6-0 loss Friday against the ...
Members of the Gilman School Board renewed teacher contracts and heard of staffing shortages within the district during a meeting on Monday, April 27. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS
Wind and soggy conditions couldn’t stop Medford Area Elementary Students from celebrating Arbor Day by planting a tree on Friday, April 24. The autumn blaze maple was donated by the city of Medford and presented by mayor Laura Holmes to a crowd of excited students. Principal Dan Miller (forefront) pointed out the trees bordering the area which were planted on previous Arbor Day celebrations by students that came before them. “That tree right there was planted in 2009,” Miller stated, pointing at a tree behind the children. “Why do we need trees?” Holmes (left) asked the students, who answered that trees produce the air that they breathe. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS
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