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The state labor board has ordered author and conspiracy theorist Michael C. Ruppert, to pay more than $125,000 to a former female employee he was accused of sexually harassing. State Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian, ordered the former…

Eat up, Ashlanders. The greater Rogue Valley produces a treasure trove of good food, a bounty of produce, seafood and meat, dairy products, grains, beans, and even locally grown and pressed olive oil. Our fish doesn't have to travel from…

By Josh McDermott For the Tidings August 27, 2009 It’s easy to understand why Southern Oregon University women’s soccer coach Jon Clement annually dismisses preseason polls and predictions. Last season, coming off a ninth-place…

By Hannah Guzik Ashland Daily Tidings July 30, 2009 Sadie's brown eyes had begun to glaze over and — except for her panting tongue — she had stopped moving in the hot car parked on East Main Street by about 3 p.m. on Wednesday. Her body…

By Hannah Guzik Ashland Daily Tidings July 25, 2009 Two Ashland residents who fought against Mt. Ashland's expansion plans have received Oregon Sierra Club awards for their local conservation efforts. Tom Dimitre, a planning…

Tai Babilonia wears a gold half-moon charm around her neck, given to her by Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac. The only time it ever came off was at the 1980 Olympics in Lake Placid, New York; she will never take it off again. That year, an…

Being a year older and wiser is turning out to be a charm for The Great Rubber Duck Race, which will be held in Lithia Park on July 11. More prizes, support and ducks are being offered this year as the race raises money to maintain the…

By Nick Morgan Ashland Daily Tidings Posted: 12:55 PM June 18, 2009 Ashland wine consumers have a greener way to enjoy a glass of three Wooldridge Creek Winery varieties, and they'll find it at a brewery. Standing Stone Brewing…

The documentary film "Between the Folds" is breathtaking. Think of it: artists, scientists, mathematicians, seemingly eccentrics all, have devoted their lives to origami, meaning folding squares of paper and thereby creating metamorphic…

By Chris Honoré Tidings reviewer Posted: 12:50 PM January 30, 2009 Dennis Powers — Ashland resident, Professor Emeritus of Southern Oregon University, practicing lawyer for 30 years, author of more than 10 books of non-fiction, fiction…