Daily Tidings Editorial Board

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  1. Uncategorized

    Central Oregon Reports Fewer People Homeless but Many Have Been Outside for a Year or More

    Oregon allocates hundreds of millions of dollars to manage homelessness, and the investment is beginning to pay dividends.

  2. News

    Oregon Imposes 90-Day Waiting Period on Corporate Buyers of Single-Family Homes

    Oregon corporate real estate investors will now have to wait 90 days after a single-family home is listed for sale before purchasing a property.

  3. Crime & Courts

    Video Shows Suspect Moments Before Fatal Ashland Shooting on ‘A’ Street

    The Ashland Police Department (APD) released video footage of a person of interest in the shooting of Matthew Mark Vandersande on 'A' Street early Sunday, September 7.

  4. News

    An Oregonian is Among 49 People Infected with E. coli After Eating a McDonald’s Quarter Pounder

    At least one Oregonian is among the 49 people known to have food poisoning in an E. coli outbreak after eating a McDonald’s Quarter Pounder hamburger.

  5. Sports

    Oregon Beavers Made The Most Of 2OT to Beat Colorado Rams – Game Highlights

    Despite a rough start to Saturday night's match between Oregon State University and Colorado State University, the Beavers made the most of 2 overtimes to win with a…

  6. News

    New Park for Ashland Will Include a Bike Pump Track and Dog Park

    A new park with a pump track for bikes and a dog park will be built in the southern suburbs of Ashland. Thanks to a $1 million grant, the creation of East Main Park will…

  7. Crime & Courts

    Ashland School Worker, Craig Albert Johnson, Facing Additional Child Exploitation-Related Charges

    Following the arrest of Ashland's Children's World Montessori School school employee, 68-year-old Craig Albert Johnson, a grand jury met yesterday to consider additional…

  8. News

    Copperfield Fire Update: Crews Line Perimeter As Fire Covers Over 3,600 Acres

    UPDATE 2: Copperfield Fire Update: Containment Reaches 68%

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