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Oregon Public Hearing Held To Stay On Standard Time Or ‘Ditch The Switch’

Diane Megaw Feb 14, 2024
Oregon lawmakers held a round of public hearings on Tuesday to hear from both sides on a bill that seeks to keep most of the state on Standard Time all year round. The bill (SB 1548), passed in 2019 was signed into law by Gov. Kate…
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Oregon State University Scientists Discover Revolutionary Carbon Scrubbing ‘Goldilocks’ Element

Diane Megaw Feb 13, 2024
CORVALLIS, Ore. — With a so-called 'Goldilocks' level of reactivity- neither too much nor too little, researchers at Oregon State University (OSU) identified a scientific element that could be used as a carbon scrubbing tool. Published…
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ACCESS Set To Open A New Food Pantry In Ashland This Week

Diane Megaw Feb 13, 2024
ASHLAND, Ore. — A brand new food pantry will be launched by ACCESS at the First United Methodist Church in Ashland on Wednesday. Open to community members weekly and volunteer-operated, the pantry will assist Ashland residents…
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Oregon Legislature Considers Recriminalizing Drug Offenses Amid Rising Deaths by Overdose

Lucille McNamara Feb 13, 2024
As drug paraphernalia litters the sidewalks, the Oregon legislative assembly is embroiled in debate to recriminalize possession. Both Democrats and Republicans realize that the state's current "soft" approach to drug possession must be…
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Ashland School Board Reducing Classified Staff To Accommodate Budget Cuts of At Least $1.3 Million

Diane Megaw Feb 12, 2024
ASHLAND, Ore. — At the end of the current school year in June, between 13 and 24 classified employees in the Ashland School District will be laid off, according to district Superintendent Samuel Bogdanove. It arises from a vote by the…
Events

Ashland Sunrise Project Event Seeks Sunrise Community Status for City

Bernadette E. Ontong Feb 12, 2024
ASHLAND, Ore. — Aiming to create a culture of belonging in southern Oregon's cities that have a history of racially based exclusion, the Oregon Remembrance Project is hosting a free event on Monday, February 12. Taking place at Carpenter…
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Home Care Nurses Take To The Streets To Picket For Better Pay

Lucille McNamara Feb 12, 2024
EUGENE, Ore. — Almost 100 nurses employed by PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Home Care Services are on strike for more money. Their action follows months of failed negotiations. The nurses want more money and an improvement in safety standards.…
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Oregon’s Outback Could Be Designated Largest “Dark Sky Place” In The World

Diane Megaw Feb 11, 2024
LAKE COUNTY, Ore. — Years in the making, Oregon Outback Dark Sky Network has now submitted an application to DarkSky.org to be recognized as the largest Dark Sky on Earth. Pinpointing 2.5 million acres of land in eastern Lake County -…
Football

SOU Raiders’ Head coach Berk Brown announces 36 signees for 2024

Evan D. Brooks Feb 11, 2024
ASHLAND, Ore. — During their first full recruiting cycle, Southern Oregon University football head coach Berk Brown and his staff announced on Friday 36 new players who will be joining the revitalized Raiders in the fall. The class…
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Oregon Pinball Arcade Still ‘World’s Favorite’ 3 Years On

Diane Megaw Feb 11, 2024
HILLSBORO, Ore. — It’s official: Hillsboro is the best place in the world to play pinball after a local pinball venue won the 2023 TWIPY award for the third year in a row. Next Level Pinball Museum in Hillsboro won the coveted TWIPY in…
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