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We Regret to Inform You: Remembering 57 Ashlanders who served in WWII and didn’t return
Editor's note: This is the 14th and final installment of a series of stories about Ashland residents who served during World War II.
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Canon complete: Englishman flies here to see OSF show
Dan Wilson of Brighton, England, wanted his then-upcoming 37th year to be special, so, a year ago he set out to see all 37 of Shakespeare’s plays in a year, a feat he…
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Cooking oil fire damages SOU-owned house, displaces two
Two Ashland residents have been displaced from their home after cooking oil on a stove caught fire and belched black smoke throughout the residence.
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Legal pot raises opportunity, questions in Ashland
When recreational marijuana becomes legal for commercial sale on Thursday, no one seems sure if it will unleash a cascade of pot tourism in Ashland, which not only is…
Opinion
Our View: SOU still a good choice
At first glance, it might seem Southern Oregon University doesn't stack up well against other colleges in the state, but the raw numbers don't tell the whole story.
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Urbanization in India transforms a society
Editor's note: This is the third of six weekly installments of "Dispatches from India" about Southern Oregon University Honors College students' trip to India this month…
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Relocations – Wyden’s support is vital
To those of us active in the nuclear disarmament movement in the '70s and '80s, Oregon’s U.S. Sen. Mark Hatfield was Saint Mark. No one had a stronger commitment to…
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State reports 21 school districts failed to meet federal Common Core testing targets
Twenty-one Oregon districts ranging from small to the state's largest failed to meet federal testing targets for Smarter Balanced assessments, according to state data.