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Newspaper dress to debut at Ashland High School prom
Senior Samantha McDermott-Goldie designed a prom dress with a skirt made from 105 sheets of newspaper, detachable in case of rain.
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Mayor says he stays in Talent
Ashland Mayor John Morrison conceded Wednesday that he lives most of the time in Talent while he lists an Ashland address as his main residence on public documents.
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Residents voice views at forum
Divided up into pairs, a hundred people interviewed each other about their values and how to create a more positive political process.
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Kindergarten roundup
Parents and excited students crowded kindergarten classrooms and sat in tiny chairs at Bellview, Walker, and Helman elementary schools on Wednesday.
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Organic vodka brewed in Ashland
Diane Paulson, president, owner, CEO, and chief bottle-washer of Cascade Peak Spirits, has opened a distillery in Ashland brewing vodka.
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Safely dispose of household hazardous waste materials
Jackson County residents can bring in their hazardous waste materials for a minimal fee this Friday and Saturday at Rogue Disposal's 17th annual Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Days at the Jackson County Fairgrounds and Exposition Park.
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Community pours out support for David Gabriel
Community members raised more than $11,000 at a benefit to help with the medical expenses of local performer David Gabriel.
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Ashland Police & Fire Reports
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Down the stretch they come
The playoffs are starting early for the Ashland High softball team.
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Celtics beat back pesky Hawks, reclaim series lead
If they need to, the Boston Celtics could wrap up their series against the Hawks without ever winning a game in Atlanta.
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More of the same for BCS; another playoff proposal rejected
As it turns out, the Big Ten and the Pac-10 weren't the only conferences standing in the way of a major college football playoff.
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Eight Belles a long shot against 19 male rivals
Eight Belles has never raced against the boys. The gray filly will get her big chance when she takes on 19 of 'em in the Kentucky Derby.
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Former Democratic leader switches to Obama
A leader of the Democratic Party under Bill Clinton switched his allegiance to Barack Obama today and urged fellow Democrats to end the bruising nomination fight.
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Al-Qaida in Somalia head targeted
The U.S. military killed a man believed to be the head of al-Qaida in Somalia and 10 others in an airstrike overnight, an Islamic insurgent group said today.
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Kentucky school bus involved in crash; 1 dead, 1 injured
A school bus and a dump truck crashed Thursday along a road with hairpin turns, killing one person and injuring 12 in northern Kentucky, police said.
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Gas tax gotcha
Washington Post editorial
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Letters to the editor
Flag display at SOU is must-see exhibit; Taking to task Ashland water and climate change; OSF production over the top; "Merry Wives" is worth seeing
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Terror at Emigrant Lake
Essentially Ashland: By Lance K. Pugh
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Race, religion in Democrats' battle
Perhaps it was inevitable: The Democrats' battle for the presidential nomination has now led us into the thicket of race and religion.
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Jeff Golden's new novel
Jeff Golden's new novel, 'Unafraid,' is a parallel history exploration flowing out of one tiny change — what if those bullets aimed at JFK on Nov. 22, 1963, were a little bit off target and he was only wounded and lived out his two terms?
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David Blaine breaks world record for holding his breath
David Blaine took on a Zen-like appearance in the water tank as the minutes ticked by during his attempt to set a new breath-holding record.
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Parents weigh the risks of leaving kids in cars
From the driver's seat, the coffee shop catches your eye, giving you hope that a steaming midday cup could help you survive after a sleepless night with a teething toddler. The only thing in your way is the sleeping lump strapped into his car seat.
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Siphoning off corn to fuel cars
Erwin Johnson picks up a clump of the dark, rich soil that he has farmed for 35 years, like his father and grandfather before him. In a few months, this flat expanse of northern Iowa will be crowded with corn ready to be trucked to market.
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Wife craves busy retirement
Dear Abby
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