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Enerquip donates $50,000 to support new youth center at the REC Center in Medford
Enerquip’s $50,000 donation will help fund the development of a new youth center at The REC Center in Medford, providing local youth with access to essential programs and resources. The contribution reflects Enerquip’s ongoing commitment to investing in the future of the community. Pictured from left: Lindsey Mayer, Enerquip Marketing & Communications Manager; Molly Knoll, REC Center Board Secretary; Jake Brehm, REC Center Board Treasurer; Katie Brahmer, Enerquip Benefits Specialist; Butch Wiegel, REC Center Board Director; Jeannie Deml, Enerquip President & CEO; Candice Grunseth, REC Center Board Director; Jen Meyer, REC Center Board President; Adam Rodman, REC Center Founder. SUBMITTED
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Enerquip donates $50,000 to support new youth center at the REC Center in Medford

Enerquip is excited to announce a donation of $50,000 to support the development of a new youth cent...

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Miron Construction, Wendel to lead school referendum projects
Members of the Immanuel Lutheran Choir spread holiday cheer on December 14 with community caroling held at Culver’s Restaurant in Medford and the Medford County Market. The annual concerts help spread the meaning of the Christmas season. ALEX WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
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Miron Construction, Wendel to lead school referendum projects

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Share in the light of the Christmas season

“The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light.” (Isaiah 9:2) Light plays an import...

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Privatization of the Postal Service is not viable for rural America

The U.S. Postal Service should focus on delivering the mail, not delivering a profit. Privatization of the postal service has been a dream for some who see the opportunity for profit, but it would be a nightmare for rural Americans who would see service cuts, additional delays and increasing costs. These would disproportionally impact rural residents simply due to the economics of having fewer...

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