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Cornell School Board - Despite “sticky” inflation, numbers are looking good

Despite “sticky” inflation, numbers are looking good
Cornell student Lauryn Sime (right) described how she could make a cast of a “broken” wrist, during a camp she attended at UW-Eau Claire, along with fellow student Ann Pogodzinski. The two shared what they experienced, Sept. 28, at the Cornell School Board meeting, citing the event as eye opening about what they’d like to do with their future careers. Photo by Ginna Young
Despite “sticky” inflation, numbers are looking good
Cornell student Lauryn Sime (right) described how she could make a cast of a “broken” wrist, during a camp she attended at UW-Eau Claire, along with fellow student Ann Pogodzinski. The two shared what they experienced, Sept. 28, at the Cornell School Board meeting, citing the event as eye opening about what they’d like to do with their future careers. Photo by Ginna Young

While building won’t take place for the Cornell High School capital building project until spring, now is the time to think of how it is financed. Taxpayers agreed to a $15 million referendum, to...

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Crash with injury
On July 20 at 1:58 p.m., a vehicle operated by Mason Marmaduke, 16, of Rib Lake, was traveling west on CTH M in the town of Greenwood. Marmaduke looked in his rear view mirror, and when he looked back up, he saw a deer, so he swerved to miss it. The vehicle operated by Marmaduke hit a mailbox on the north shoulder of CTH M. Marmaduke then over corrected. The vehicle crossed the center line and rolled over numerous times before coming to rest on its roof in the south ditch facing east. A witness observed all of this. Marmaduke was suspected of having a broken left arm/wrist and was transported by ambulance to Medford Aspirus. The vehicle was left in the ditch as it was not a road hazard. Marmaduke's parents were on the scene. TAYLOR COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
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Crash with injury

CRASH REPORTS On July 20 at 2:12 p.m., a vehicle operated by Isaac Sanchez, 29, of Stanle...

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TAYLOR COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
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GETTING NOTICEABLY BETTER
Medford’s Roger Mann skims the surface just before making a turn during his winning effort Thursday in the 100-yard breaststroke late in the Raiders’ 103-56 non-conference loss to Menomonie at the MASH pool. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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Three swimmers get wins against Mustangs...

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Shoe Sensation to celebrate Medford for welcoming spirit

  People living in Medford and Taylor County have always known that a strong sense of community mixed with friendliness and hospitality is the foundation of what makes this a great place to live and work. It is this sense of community and welcoming that makes the community a great place to start a business as well. The local Shoe Sensation store recognizes Medford and surrounding areas for ...

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Norviel Anton Weyers

1929-2023 Norviel Anton Weyers, of Catawba, was called home to his Lord on Oct. 24, 2023, at Aspirus Care and Rehab in Medford, at the age of 94.  A mass of Christian burial will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 3, 2023, at St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church, W9485 US-8, Catawba, WI 54515. Visitation will be held one hour prior to the Mass at the church. Interment will be in Catawba Catho...

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Sauna

continued from page 10 “I feel strongly about making health accessible,” Weiler stated when explaining why he started Black River Sauna. Since its opening, the sauna has been showcased at Maple Fest and the Pine Line Marathon. Weiler hopes to bring the sauna to many more events and has recently partnered up with Stronger Version Fitness to make the sauna more readily accessible to the...

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