to take medical leave and work as he can, unless there are problems, then it will be addressed again. MC. Brian Roemer (Ehlers) went through the impact of the electric utility, if it was purchased. The general fund would not be able to sustain itself, which would force a referendum to increase the levy limit. There were two rate case scenarios, with one being without a lineman and one being with a lineman. Both scenarios would have a biennial rate adjustment. The average impact on the residential bill, for without a lineman, would be $36.70, monthly, over 10 years, with an annual $440.35, over 10 years. The average impact on the residential bill, with a lineman, would be $46.93, monthly, over 10 years, with an annual $563.20, over 10 years. Josh Miller (Cedar Corp.) was present to discuss updating the schedule of fees. A motion was made by Duncan and seconded by Eslinger, to approve consolidating the November meetings to one on Nov. 11, 2024. MC. A motion was made by Licht and seconded by Seeley, to trade the lawnmower for public works. MC. Lynn McIntyre stated, the village was awarded the flexible facilities grant. Construction of the new library needs to start by July 2025, and be completed in 2026. Seeley stated, there was a Planning and Development Committee meeting, regarding the Zoning to take medical leave and work as he can, unless there are problems, then it will be addressed again. MC. Brian Roemer (Ehlers) went through the impact of the electric utility, if it was purchased. The general fund would not be able to sustain itself, which would force a referendum to increase the levy limit. There were two rate case scenarios, with one being without a lineman and one being with a lineman. Both scenarios would have a biennial rate adjustment. The average impact on the residential bill, for without a lineman, would be $36.70, monthly, over 10 years, with an annual $440.35, over 10 years. The average impact on the residential bill, with a lineman, would be $46.93, monthly, over 10 years, with an annual $563.20, over 10 years. Josh Miller (Cedar Corp.) was present to discuss updating the schedule of fees. A motion was made by Duncan and seconded by Eslinger, to approve consolidating the November meetings to one on Nov. 11, 2024. MC. A motion was made by Licht and seconded by Seeley, to trade the lawnmower for public works. MC. Lynn McIntyre stated, the village was awarded the flexible facilities grant. Construction of the new library needs to start by July 2025, and be completed in 2026. Seeley stated, there was a Planning and Development Committee meeting, regarding the Zoning
With help from an Evan Czarnezki block on Mosinee end Brady Lokken, Medford’s Paxton Rothmeier gets around the right edge and picks up 9 yards on a second-quarter carry Friday night. On the next play, Rothmeier threw a 29-yard touchdown pass to Charlie Gierl, giving the Raiders a 44-21 halftime lead in an eventual 58-35 win that clinched the outright GNC title. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Prentice-Rib Lake’s Heston Hueckman carries a good pace into the second mile of his race during Thursday’s Marawood Conference meet at Forest Springs. Hueckman’s 15th-place finish helped the Hawks win the team championship. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Medford’s Lindsay Kahn paces herself early, hanging with Antigo’s Lillian L’Esperance and Tomahawk’s Alli Palmer, but eventually she’ll pull away and win Saturday’s Great Northern Conference race by nearly 37 seconds over L’Esperance. By winning the race, Kahn is the GNC’s 2024 Girls Runner of the Year. BOB MAINHARDT/NORTHWOODS RIVER NEWS
Medford’s Shayla Radlinger pushes a tip between Ashland blockers Sarah Butler-Bell (19) and Maddie Nye for a point that puts the Raiders up 17-11 in game one of Tuesday’s WIAA Division 2 regional sweep at Medford Area Elementary School. PHOTOS BY MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Above: Tripp Reamer tries to chase down Mosinee quarterback Treve Stoffel during the second quarter of Friday’s 5835 win. Below: Owen Klussendorf raises the Cheese Grater traveling trophy, which Medford claimed for the first time since a 2020 win at Mosinee.
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