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Civil rights leader to speak at MLK celebration
In 1960s Alabama, teenager Geneva Craig was jailed, beaten, tear-gassed and threatened, yet she was determined to fight for social justice. “I was angry at all the…
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Laser beam strike delays flight
Airline officials say a laser strike New Year's Day on an aircraft inbound to the Medford airport required the plane's first officer to seek medical attention.
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Ashland ex-swim coach gets 40 months after reconnecting with victim
A former Ashland High School volunteer swim coach convicted last year of having a sexual relationship with an underage team member is headed to prison after reconnecting…
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Employment in Oregon surpasses pre-recession levels
Preliminary figures from the state Employment Department say employment in Oregon has reached an all-time high, finally climbing above a peak reached in 2007 before the…
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Going back to the beginning of ‘Inner Peace’
The article below was published as a Guest Commentary in the Tidings on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, 2008. It was the beginning idea that became the Inner Peace column that…
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Rules governing land use updated
A new Ashland land use ordinance that would, among other changes, increase the maximum height of commercial buildings under permit seems likely to pass Tuesday, Dec. 16…
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Interview: Reese Witherspoon experiences life in ‘The Wild’
When Reese Witherspoon first set eyes upon and quickly devoured Cheryl Strayed’s 2012 memoir “Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail,” she knew it was the…
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SOU: Biomass could make university carbon neutral
They've concluded biomass generation of heat and electricity would be clearly preferable to natural gas, a panel of Southern Oregon University and industry experts made…