Medford, OR News

• Medford, OR News
• Lost Creek spillway gates get the OK
• From Glenn Miller to 'The Capitol Steps'
• Jacksonville's ahead of curve on downtown improvements
• Students benefit from Ford Family scholarships
• Holidays, furloughs put into the mix
• Emergency Services
• Zombies are coming
• Memorial Day: A debt that 'can never be repaid'
• Medford Police Department News - Aggravated Theft / Theft 1
• Hills will be alive
• Want to spend the summer in a cabin in the forest?
• Changes announced for Talent's Harvest Festival
• Expect logging trucks to rumble through Ashland
• Colleges are not included in 'school' penalties
• Taking video is legal, audio is illegal
• JPR show receives historical society's Heritage Award
• Emergency Services
• Ashland is pondering downtown exclusions
• Tears of Joy Puppet Theatre Presents Puppet Hands-On Demonstration
• Teen Library Activities at the Medford Library
• Increase Your Tech Savvy at the Library
• Medford Library Children's Programs
• Family Literacy Fair – It’s More Than Reading!
• The Year of the Digital Book
• Army Corps works to repel nature's invaders
• Highland intersection is far down on fix-it list
• Local briefs
• A red, white and blue affair
• Jacksonville City Council adopts historical periods of significance
• Driver in suspicious van incidents arrested on multiple charges
• Memories of a Sams Valley boy
• A World War II boomtown
• Who needs recipes (or glasses) when you have intuition?
• War & Remembrance
• Emergency services
• Restaurant inspections
• State: City violated law in denying low-income housing
• Cougar makes its presence felt in Jacksonville
• Repair effort begins at Beekman House
• Holiday events scheduled throughout the weekend
• No charges were filed in fire near Gold Hill
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• It's the season for sneezin'
• The amazing true story of the Flushing Bride
• Sung to the Tune of the Hickory Stick: Southern Oregon School Life, 1850-1920
• MADGE Arrests Frequent Criminal Mischief Suspect
• '100 Years of The Oregon Blue Book'
• Domestic abuse re-education efforts detailed
• County could ban modified crops
• Battling ALS
• Annual Buncom Day parade is short, but redundant
• Ashland donation boxes will miss Memorial Day weekend
• Gold Dust Days set for June 2
• religion briefs
• news briefs
• Special Delivery
• emergency services
• ODOT hopes to sell former off-ramp for $3 million
• Grand jury indicts Medford suspect in fatal helium case
• Unlicensed tourist rentals bring Ashland crackdown
• Chain Reaction
• Agencies holding forum to discuss budgets
• 'SKROW' nabbed for graffiti damage
• Film sheds new light on energy solutions, resistence
• Authorities search for van driver who stops young girls
• Suspect arrested in theft of rare coins
• Emergency Services
• Flashing lights near schools set on timers
• The bad news: Gas prices should soar this weekend
• Clouds now, but a clear holiday
• Visual Art Studio Tour Invites The Public Into Medford Artists’ Studios
• Jackson County Libraries Offer Teen Summer Reading Program
• Dream Big—READ!
• Between the Covers - Adult Summer Reading Program
• Talent will put up mural this summer
• Repairs to Plaza businesses exceed $300,000
• Reward offered for information on tool thefts
• Antique coins and watches taken
• Drinking and boating regs are much like auto rules
• Growth seen for Medford student numbers
• Former Auchincloss assistant files suit for wages, defamation
• Pooches that pacify
• White City seed center closes, lays off 25
• Urban Renewal Agency Board Meeting Agenda for May 24, 2012
• One Step at a Time
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Get down on the farm for dinner
• Youth baseball group plants trees at ballpark
• Sorting through a controversy
• Emergency Services
• Bear Camp Road is open, but be wary
• Medford schools add back teacher days
• Parade entrant's neo-Nazi past worries Gold Hill council
• Portal from the Past
• Blame unpredictable winds for valley smoke
• New national forest supervisor comes with diverse experience
• Phoenix police warn parents about suspicious man in van
• Phoenix police look for car-chase suspect
• Medford Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for May 24, 2012
• Executive Session Meeting Notice for May 24, 2012
• Not so narrow-minded
• City considers closing parts of Ivy Street
• Popular Upper Rogue sites to close for upkeep
• Baby's First Book program has captive audience
• Vortex can affect GPS, sometimes
• Emergency Services
• News Briefs
• Don't run red for ambulance
• Eyes on the skies
• New ranger appointed to Diamond Lake District
• Police hunt for suspect in Cave Junction shooting
• MT receives journalism awards
• Rogue River search ends for tourist
• This personal status update won't be forgotten
• When the motel took a drive
• Early fish really were steelhead
• Rafters discover body of young Rogue River man
• Check out today's 'ring of fire' — but don't get blinded by the light
• Walking the beat
• Screen Shots
• New play wears its 'Cause,' and heart, on its sleeve
• A family's history remains vivid through love letters
• Restaurant inspections
• Star Performance
• Emergency services
• Ashland will raise rates on residents for sewer, water
• U.S. attorney for Oregon says drug trafficking's a rising worry
• MT names minors who are charged as adults
• Emergency Services
• Homeless stop purse theft, hold suspect for police
• Cub's bearing up after being taken illegally from wild
• 'I thought we were having an earthquake'
• Ashland gives residents option to decline 'smart meter'
• Greenway reaches out
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement News - May 16, 2012
• Fifth coop fire this year roasts 20 chickens
• Cow Creek Band to sign Table Rocks agreement
• State bans Native American mascots
• Power outage affects nearly 16,000 users
• Religion briefs
• emergency services
• Indy voters cast ballots for district attorney
• Medford skywatching plan still up in the air
• Fire District No. 5 seeks equipment bond funds
• Tending our Heritage
• Fire Department seeks 1 new station, 4 remodels
• Ashland ponders ban on feeding wild animals
• Medford council defers to OLCC on Ink Pub license
• Weekday Bike Lane Closure on Highland Drive - May 18-25
• Eagle Point schools strike is over
• Emergency Services
• Hospital cremains can be claimed
• Heckert has won DA race
• Peak to be named for fallen climber?
• Canine distemper 'outbreak' is confirmed in valley's foxes
• No Answers
• Wildfire strikes actor's Applegate property
• Would-be bar owner goes before City Council
• Eagle Point approves contract for repairs to leaking water tank
• Bear Creek restoration effort continues
• Library Advisory Committee Vacancy
• Weekday Lane Closures on DeBarr Avenue and Table Rock Road: May 16-22, 2012
• Memorial Day goal set for Bear Camp clearing
• Flags at half-staff to honor the fallen
• Emergency Services
• School of Hard Knocks
• Rabid bat prompts county warnings
• Talent man sentenced for child sex abuse
• Heckert grabs big lead
• Vote goes against property rights initiatives
• Josephine County tax levy seems headed for defeat
• Bradshaw running ahead for surveyor
• Acting assessor Gibson captures county position
• Breidenthal, Scroggin lead in commissioner races
• Daily Lane Closure on Court Street - May 15-16
• Council Study Session Meeting Agenda for May 17, 2012
• Daily Lane Closures on Spring Street - May 16-18
• Filing For City Of Medford Elected Positions
• Weekday Lane Closures on Stewart Avenue - May 16-22
• Since You Asked: Iced coffee at home is pretty easy
• Dividing line
• Medford's police artist described as 'chillingly accurate'
• Emergency Services
• Haven't voted yet? Use drop box, not mail
• Most Ashland council members seem to favor 'exclusion zone'
• Journalism in a digital world
• Heat lamp is likely cause of fire that destroyed a rural Ashland home on Saturday
• Surveillance photograph helps identify bank robbery suspect
• BLM seeks comment on forest management
• Ashland bicycle park has fallen into disrepair
• Peace Officers' Memorial Day celebrated today
• Daily Lane Closures on Sage Road - May 16-17
• Weekday Lane Closures On Kings Highway
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for May 18, 2012
• Road project threatens 96-year-old's home
• Emergency Services
• Local briefs
• Medford woman's death called suspicious
• Opinions of Rogue River users sought
• Hope Equestrian Center adding horse arena
• Schoolhouse to reopen on 100th anniversary
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• Ashland's city budget could top $100 million next year
• Bear Creek water quality improves to 'poor' rating
• Tires wider than fenders could get you a $160 fine
• City Manager Recruitment Update - May 10, 2012
• Police suspect foul play in death
• Man faces felony drug charges
• The Root of the problem
• 'Career criminal' has felony rap sheet
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Fire levels two-story house on Dead Indian Memorial Road
• A feast for the senses
• In RCC's production of Terkel's 'Working,' stage and real life join
• Group hopes county will ban plants with genetic alterations
• Grebes walk on water, but how?
• A Mother's Love
• When did I start sounding like Mom?
• Restaurant inspections
• Boat inspections yield results
• Eagle Point schools to reopen with substitutes
• Bernard Osher Foundation awards $1 million to SOU
• Marketing Medford
• news briefs
• emergency services
• I-5 weigh stations are open randomly
• Police arrest man tied to drive-by incident
• Masked man robs Medford branch of Umpqua Bank
• Woman who drove gunshot victim to RVMC gets arrested
• Jacksonville enforces conditions on Schoolhaus Brewhaus
• Something in Common
• Groundbreaking for new Medford parks begins
• Roseburg's Eric Swanson has inside track for city manager
• Graffiti or Mural?
• Film documents the 'Great Peace March of 1968'
• Fifteen arrested in multi-agency drug sweep
• Quick action saves life of heart attack victim at the Medford airport
• Excess winter steelhead are bound for Oregon food banks
• Religion briefs
• Man sought in alleged forgery fingers great-granddaughter of the plot's victim
• City seeks comment on post office move
• Crash victim upgraded to fair condition
• Bridge jumper listed in good condition
• SOU art museum budget is safe
• emergency services
• Grand jury indicts Medford quadruplet
• Gotcha! OR-7 is filmed in California
• Tensions rise in Eagle Point schools dispute
• A WORLD APART
• Eagle Point eyes three engineering firms for water reservoir repairs
• Homeless woman jailed in credit card theft
• Expect smoky skies this week
• Belly up?
• Teacher prep time is an issue
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Prosecutor: Local quadruplet tried to kill one of his brothers
• Theater courses could get reprieve
• Richardson's email blasts anger Dems
• SOU School of Business receives accreditation
• Local briefs
• Weekday Bike Lane Closure on Barnett Road: May 10-17, 2012
• For the bees...
• For the bees...
• Emergency Services
• Wellness Faire set for Jackson Wellsprings Saturday
• Peace House will host soup fundraiser on Friday
• OR-7 is in California's Modoc County and doing well
• Rogue River police report more crimes against the elderly
• Now you can make your court payments online
• Only 11% of ballots have been turned in
• Suspect in hashish fire pleads not guilty
• Community Health Center to boost Butte Falls site after grant
• Meeting will focus on boosting use of local foods
• After months of talking the talk, employees are walking the walk
• Daily Lane Closure on Willamette Avenue - May 9-11
• Since You Asked: Basic wok is best
• Soldier-scholar to discuss foreign entanglements
• Crash injures woman
• Phoenix-Talent district won't change name
• Search halted for river victim
• Kristin is gone with the wind
• 'Elixir of Love' wows Craterian audience
• Abunayyan enters guilty plea
• Fire Station 2 comes down
• Police release sketch of man who attacked teen
• Local briefs
• DA candidates see hands-on role at the top
• Eagle Point school strike deadline arrives
• Eagle Point contract issues: A closer look
• Eli Matthews Appointed Ward 2 Council Representative
• Raspberry ketones frenzy: hype or hope
• 'It's a waste of money'
• Emergency Services
• Rogue search turns up nothing
• Central Point post office for sale, but Postal Service plans to stay in town
• BAND-AID NEEDED
• Animal-welfare activists irked at ODFW
• Fires in Medford, Phoenix are short-lived but spooky
• Forest Service to cut some services at old camp areas
• Well-being of horses is worth a call
• Restaurants to donate some of their proceeds to SMART
• Week Night Street Closure On N. Riverside Avenue: May 7 - 9, 2012
• Preventing brain damage depends on recognizing, reacting to stroke signs
• Rogue River man missing after slipping into waters
• Little dogs have their day
• Holy Free Comic Book Day, Batman!
• My long overdue thank-you
• A funny and endearing play about self-discovery
• From dull to terrifying in a heartbeat
• The last hanging in the county was in 1886
• 'Time is brain'
• South Medford, Scenic crowned Brain Bowl champs
• Emergency Services
• Restaurant inspections
• Medford Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For May 10, 2012
• Matthews selected to fill seat on Medford council
• Teen who caused flight ruckus back to face charges for Ashland incident
• Torn between business and art
• Shady Cove will refine water system proposal
• Furniture store break-in captured on video
• Carpenter Awards honor cardiologist
• Ashland council makes plans to spruce up downtown areas
• River search ends
• Ashland woman honored on 100th birthday
• AP OKs American Indian and Native American
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Simmons' attempt for retrial is denied
• Guild Lecture Series - Sarah Ann: A Jackson County Mystery
• City of Medford Urban Renewal Agency Budget Committee Meeting Agenda for May 09, 2012
• Economy is contenders' top priority
• Sheriff's Department moves to new offices
• White City burglary suspect charged with killing dog
• Ashland council OKs energy rebates for SOU, others
• religion briefs
• 'It's Our Education'
• Boys & Girls Club seeks new director
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Keeping the Bellas, Vistas and Vitas straight
• Search goes on for man who fell in Rogue
• Bates cheers 'huge step' to help Oregon's efforts toward reform
• SOU requests 9.9% tuition increase
• Marijuana grower convicted of attempted murder
• La Clinica open house celebrates health center, dental clinic today
• Talent police seeking suspect in rape
• Teacher strike appears imminent
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Brand new BMX track being built in Medford
• 6 suspects in black market pot-sale bust facing prison
• Out of Sight
• Ashland police search for rape suspect
• Ashland council blocks sewer, water increases
• Hazardous waste disposal changes
• Ashland plans to relax chicken rules
• Medford Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For May 4, 2012
• Eagle Point votes to close schools May 7, 8
• Whitsett faces GOP challenger in state Senate primary
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Police look for suspect in purse snatching
• Sparks fly between county leaders, candidates
• Feds charge six tied to raided marijuana gardens in region
• Walk the walk
• Business group urges downtown Economic Improvement District
• Students receive Gates Foundation scholarships
• April proved kind to mountain snowpack
• Mt. Ashland Ski Area suffers its worst season in 20 years
• Recent warm spell created record flows on Rogue River
• What's in a name? For some in Phoenix-Talent, it's everything
• Since You Asked: Buy small wine bottles for cooking
• DA race: Varying views on Measure 11 crimes
• Relay setup quells Sunday house fire
• Landslide closes Old Siskiyou Highway
• Food banks cater to seniors' needs
• Winning video mixes Westerns, friendship
• Lemhouse: Clean up city's 'crown jewel' Plaza
• Titus packing up shop at AHS
• Flyovers come with some strings attached
• Emergency Services
• Fire levels mobile homes
• Make sure flags are in shape before donating
• Best of both worlds
• Patients should benefit from insurance giant deal
• Shifting Gears
• Restoration gives Medford unique setting for events
• Eagle Point reservoir to get professional help
• Shames honored by state for work on drugs
• Cave Junction resident killed in confrontation with sheriff's deputies
• Emergency Services
• Rogue Valley Gardening Calendar for May 2012
• Sobering prospect
• This tale ends happily, but not all of them do
• Students use school zone at times
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• rising to the Challenge
• Medford chiefs fight state fine on pot initiative
• Central Point woman stuck with a citation for poster campaign
• Summer project will fix bike path sections
• Phoenix, Talent take first steps to rename two schools, district
• Faded picture brings memories into focus
• Coming soon to a backyard near you
• Sixty years of Dodge Bridge crossings
• Current economy
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Constant caller most likely is up to no good
• Health survey has good news, bad news for county
• Fighting the Good Fight
• Suspects arrested in Medford home invasion
• SOU breaks ground on latest dorm complex
• Ashland project meant to spur business
• Rooftop burglar sentenced to prison
• Suspect sought in reported Talent rape
• Woman missing more than a year returns
• Jacksonville council will look at fine-tuning city's business code
• Ward 2 Council Vacancy Citizen's Interview Committee Meeting Agenda For April 30, 2012
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda For May 3, 2012
• Cities host yard sales
• Police arrest third suspect in home-invasion robbery
• High school students receive scholarships
• Quiet TV ads might take time
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• MURA budget covers a lot of ground
• Cat abuse charges dropped against teenager
• Sparta restoration project ready to offer a sneak peek
• Pioneer Plantings
• Both assessor candidates say office needs work
• DA candidates discuss keeping Jackson County safe
• Trials of their own
• religion briefs
• SOU breaks ground for new dorms, dining hall
• Arc in Jackson County presents 'Live to Dance' for people with disabilities
• Prescription Drug Takeback IV MADGE and DEA Taking Back Unwanted Prescription Drugs
• Activities in the early spring Rogue Valley garden
• news briefs
• Challenger sees need for new blood in Jackson County surveyor's office
• emergency services
• Challenge course opens Saturday at Roxy Ann
• School workers set May 8 for Eagle Point strike
• 'Medibles' eatery set to open in Ashland
• Airline begins Oakland trips with a contest
• The Tall Ships
• Waterline work to hamper traffic flow
• Commission candidates discuss jail, salary issues
• Medford Police Department honors local heroes
• Oak Knoll-area fire burns boat, garage; no one hurt
• Open ... and Closed?
• Landmark And Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda For May 1, 2012
• Daily Lane Closure On Central Avenue: April 26-27, 2012
• Salvation Army plans to build a park of its own
• Seems gets 10 years in death of local man
• Jackson County commissioner race Candidates split over land-use measures
• Eagle Point's Bob Hunter gets Forest Service fisheries, watershed award
• Health Authority director says reform plan should cut waste
• Fire leaves smoke damage in Medford house
• Emergency Services
• Realtor is a trademark — that's why it's capitalized
• Creating local jobs is focus for Dems
• Strike approved
• Trees Inc. Right Of Way Work Schedule: April 23-27, 2012
• Since You Asked: Try phyllo dough in quiche
• Shooting suspect linked to robbery
• Phoenix woman charged in arson
• What's an NTU or two between friends?
• Chateau needs an upgrade
• Tea party, Occupy activists meet in the middle
• Food Project founder named Social Worker of the Year
• Friends of Ruch Library hold book sales in May
• Vote for your favorite two-minute movie
• Portland hunters named in shooting
• Agencies envision new center for Liberty Park
• Emergency Services
• Medford school funding in 'crisis'
• Medford Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for April 26, 2012
• A closer look at the Board of Commissioners candidates
• Seven candidates vie for one commissioner spot
• Record-high April 22 cooks county
• Motel 6 suspect not connected to other robberies
• Exit intersection, then pull over for emergency vehicles
• Emergency Services
• Local briefs
• Budget pain: Sheriff won't fill openings
• A growing mission
• Ashland mayor vetoes new chicken regulations
• Ashland companies seek art students for interns
• Making old things new again
• Head Start may drop 1 Ashland class
• Medford Planning Commission and Boundary Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda for April 23, 2012
• Future of ecological forestry is here
• CCOs focus of forum set for Tuesday
• Restoring faith in humanity, one wheelbarrow at a time
• The Van Brimmers' cabin
• Vehicle thefts on the rise in Jackson County
• Officials begin laying groundwork for Fern Valley interchange
• Central Point officials work on Pine Street plan
• It's better to be safe than sorry on address
• Portland-area man shot in legs with shotgun pellets
• Emergency Services
• Jackson County Democrats will host county commissioner forum
• Candidates disagree over strength of DA-police ties
• Ballot initiatives would restore Measure 37 rights
• Restoring its glory
• Rural timber county payments remain alive
• Local briefs
• The DA race: A primary concern
• Tea party, Occupy loyalists gather for Ashland forum
• War on weeds
• Ashland woman killed in I-5 crash
• Girl reports failed kidnapping attempt
• Emergency Services
• Good trees make good neighbors, sometimes
• Celebration spotlights Holly Theatre facade
• County will cede control of care facility
• Political signs start returning to Shady Cove
• Proposal to change trap regulations on agenda
• A Step into the Past
• Medford man sentenced to prison term for child sexual abuse at YMCA
• Independent music stores have exclusive releases on sale today
• Gospel Garden Build
• City of Medford Urban Renewal Agency 2012/13 Budget Committee Meeting for April 26, 2012
• Pride and Prejudice?
• School zone speed limits lack clarity
• Girl Scout camps face budget axe, might be closed
• Strike looms over Eagle Point schools
• Ex-diplomat installed as rector of Trinity Episcopal in Ashland
• Medford School Board shuffles administrators
• Medford doles out $550,000 to local nonprofits
• Rogue Valley Medical Center has a new CEO
• religion briefs
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Ashland woman charged with dealing meth
• Ashland aims to ban deer feeding
• Medford structure fires knocked down
• Motel clerk thwarts robbery attempt
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Google's camera cars are marked
• SOU may reprimand arrested protester
• Last-known meth house razed near Rogue Valley Manor
• Political signs confiscated
• Clean Sweep
• Ashland tightens rules on chickens
• Airport rates reduced to lure business
• Defendant denies charges in shooting death of his wife
• Rogue River charter school proposal gets hearing
• A perfect pear-ing?
• Cigarette started fatal Central Point fire
• Multiple Lane Closures on Riverside Avenue - April 19, 2012
• Creating Fabulous Hanging Floral Baskets
• A Ripple of Compromise
• News briefs
• Recession has delayed finishing of park
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• Child-beating suspect faces new charge
• Bush visit lawsuit gets green light from court
• Buy a part of the past
• Eagle Point schools, union make last try at pact
• Police arrest local woman with history of ID theft
• Corps decides floodgates at Lost Creek Dam are safe
• Coop fire kills chickens in Rogue River
• Five residents to receive Imagine awards Thursday
• Since You Asked: Spring-clean spice cabinets
• Up in Lights
• High school thespians going to national event
• French Gulch receives Eagle Scout makeover
• Dismissal of sex-abuse charges clarified
• Local news briefs
• Emergency Services
• SOU prof tries to invent a new word daily for 2012
• Feds withdraw LNG pipeline approval
• Mt. Ashland will offer two bonus days
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda For April 19, 2012
• Wards of the Manor
• Homeless problem disturbs Ashland businesses, OSF
• 'ETHEL' and 'Gayby' capture honors Sunday
• Valley fishing team finishes second, despite boat issues
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for April 20, 2012
• Two-Minute Film Festival deadline: Friday
• Q&A with county DA candidates
• Rain delay — and then some
• Add Instant Color With An Annual Container Garden
• Death knell hasn't tolled
• Ain't no mountain high enough
• If the road is too hard, travel light
• Doing the pavement-pounding shuffle
• A century of comparisons that pale in the midnight sea
• Brammo bike in line for launch
• Running with pride
• Pear Blossom provides mouth-watering fun
• A family's brush with historic tragedy
• Emergency services
• Restaurant inspections
• Will TV spot be hit or 'Myth'?
• Drivers spin wheels as roadwork, festival clog downtown
• Director Taymor gives a glimpse of her creative process
• Combative patient struggles with police officer
• Wellness center scam artist gets 6 years
• Olympic watching will take work for TV owner
• Emergency Services
• Civil War vet gets long-delayed tribute
• Sun may brighten Pear fest today in Medford
• Michael Seems is found guilty of manslaughter
• Woman dies in Central Point fire
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Fate of dead fish remains unknown
• Sheriff will brief voters on levy, laws
• Contributors to District Attorney candidates
• Active mission Connecting relationships Transforming worship
• BLM releases final Soda Mountain plan
• Presentation looks at the effect baby boomers will have on social services
• religion briefs
• news briefs
• Backers select their D.A. preference
• A Dire Warning
• Fish-trap malfunction kills 294 steelhead
• Labor board signs off on settlement at Ashland Food Co-op
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Phoenix-Talent losing 54 kids to Ashland district
• Angel investors put faith, $160,000 in Ashland firm
• Kindergarten plan seeks to lessen loss of full-day learning
• Independent's Weekend
• Utility denies charges by DEQ, appeals
• Smallest heart pump is biggest help
• Be certain about the company aiding you with debt
• Murder defendant's fate will depend on his intent
• Veterans sought for firefighting crew
• Data blast
• Police ask for help unraveling Medford shooting
• Ashland hospital seeks tie with Dignity Health
• Wyden bill would set up U.S. higher education database
• Pholia Farm offers spring event with hayrides, food, music
• Grass roots effort
• Camp White once held German prisoners
• Emergency Services
• Bly terror-camp suspect may be tried in U.S.
• Week Night Street Closure on Crater Lake Avenue - April 10 and 11, 2012
• Mayor says better days lie ahead for Medford
• Since You Asked: Beans versatile, good for you
• California coordinator sees local Food Project as model for nation
• Woman exposes herself in church
• Motorcyclist killed after being thrown from bike
• Call it 'community' theatre
• Ashland Plaza fire repairs pegged at $250,000; some businesses still closed
• Medford seeks right fit for city manager
• Oregon writer focuses on 'what it means to be human'
• Canadian coins still show up in tills
• Emergency Services
• Local news briefs
• Medford district may dip into its reserves
• Relics from a divided nation
• PremierWest plans more downsizing
• City Manager Recruitment
• News briefs
• Inside the ropes
• Ashland sees 115 student-transfer applications
• 3 criminals push Ashland crime up
• Phoenix playground to be named for former teacher
• SOU students protest firing of WRC coordinator
• Driver's in jail, no word on injured passenger
• Proper procedures using roundabouts
• Emergency Services
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Work Schedule - April 9 -13
• Long road back from Bataan
• Lottery winnings passed on to heirs
• Drug wars
• Shady Cove will reimburse Community Center $2,400 for incorrect assessment
• Medford seeks applicants to fill council Ward 2 seat
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Ashland Rotary Club gives grant for difibrillator
• Local news briefs
• Police starting to find bath salts in Medford
• Shady Cove City Council backtracks, now will appeal ODOT speed ruling
• Oregon patriots can learn a lot from salmon
• Anonymous Art
• Bridge builder left quite a memorial behind
• 'All I wanted was to be loved by my family'
• Oh, Baby!
• Restaurant Inspections
• Rydall faces more than seven years in prison
• Ocean anglers get long salmon season
• 'Let's get out of here'
• Four-vehicle crash sends 2 to hospital
• Grants Pass man still critical from shooting
• Medford council approves land purchase
• Schedule for Britt depends on tours, availability
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Steady as she flows
• Filing For Medford City Council Vacancy
• Weekday Street Closure on W. 6th Street: April 6 - 20, 2012
• Planning Commission Study Session Meeting Agenda for April 09, 2012
• Community Health Center receives recognition from the Oregon Health Authority
• Vandals damage school
• religion briefs
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Odd-hour firewood chopping might not be legal
• Police station bond sinks, pools swim
• Murder-for-hire added to case of wife's killing
• Britt Festivals take long look at policies regarding alcohol
• 'It's better to be safe'
• Passenger hurt, driver arrested in car chase
• Judge drops sex abuse case on a technicality
• Overdose deaths jump 200 percent
• Ashland ponders 'timeout' rule to control unruly downtown denizens
• Sight for sore eyes
• Ashland Community Hospital forms partnership with a larger institution
• Police probe shooting in west Medford
• Multiple Weekday Lane Closures on E. McAndrews Road - April 5-20
• Nationwide piracy operation hits Rogue Valley
• There's method to flood control on Rogue
• Horizon will base pilots, crews in Medford
• Rydall not guilty of attempted murder
• Britt unveils star-studded '12 schedule
• Special ed students fail to meet state standards
• Rival gangs believed to be involved in shooting
• Iraqi acting students reach their fundraising goal
• Talent's 1899 Community Center makes national list
• Poetry Out Loud winners receive additional prize
• Masked man robs Dutch Bros. coffee stand
• Send in your Peeps photos
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Hopefuls differ on how to run DA's office
• City gives property owners a bye on $483,000 in fees
• Eagle Point school talks reach impasse
• Eagle Point man indicted in murder of roommate
• Uncharted waters
• Rains haven't changed forecast for fire season
• Calif. driver jailed after crashing truck into police vehicles
• Medford police investigate equipment theft
• Thieves make use of spring break to steal from ROTC office at SOU
• Jackson County Fair slates concert lineup
• Shedding some light on the sliver of moon
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• 'I have blood everywhere'
• Since You Asked: Homemade yogurt is pretty simple
• DA candidates talk on child abuse, domestic violence in forum tonight
• Courtroom punches lengthen man's sentence
• Police: Bank heists have similarities
• Guns, ammo recovered; 3 suspects identified
• SOPTV, OPB to share program schedule
• ODOT seeks public's ideas on Hwy. 99 corridor
• Cyber Spinner
• Robins do as robins will do
• School Board says Long makes improvements
• Emergency Services
• In the Service
• SOU plans layoffs after June to balance budget
• Erickson shares should begin trading Wednesday on Nasdaq
• They're counting on it
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for April 06, 2012
• No parking in bike lanes
• Emergency Services
• You won't be at a loss for words
• A bitter, funny and surprisingly modern take on an ancient war
• Ashland sees no increase in violent crime
• Paving the way
• City Council Study Session Agenda For April 5, 2012
• Lane Closure on 8th Street - Monday, April 2, 2012
• Mites taking out invasive plants
• Part II: The love of a teacher
• Medford man charged with stealing mom's medications
• Arrests made after stolen goods, drugs found in Medford
• Viva la history lesson of OCT's 'The Big Bang'
• Something for everyone
• Pickup repairs deliver on promise of goodwill
• Would you believe?
• Times have changed for today's hotshots
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Public defenders often are not 'free'
• Here comes that twitchy feeling again
• To hell and back
• FDA rejects BPA ban in food packaging
• Scout's Honor
• Ashland volunteers cancel city deer count
• Siskiyou Violins end Carnegie Hall trip on a high note
• Medford does have rules on tree types
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Britt's secret lineup falls victim to Internet Age
• Jacksonville eases Britt parking rules
• Weekday Street Closure on E. 6th Street - April 2-6, 2012
• City Council Meeting Agenda For April 5, 2012
• Methadone clinic too close to day care must close, says Medford
• Candlelight vigil focuses on domestic violence
• Grand jury indicts ex-Marine in three minutes
• Roommate faces charges in fatal Eagle Point shooting
• Medford council may pull switch on street light use
• Flood watch
• Meth, heroin seized at bus station
• Crews finish noisy night work on Ashland interchange
• Man, 42, jailed for shooting toward children
• Ashland Food Co-op, union settle unfair labor complaint
• Illinois Valley beetles hitched from Iowa
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
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• Religion briefs
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement News - March 29, 2012
• Murder suspect claims wife shot herself
• Larson's 'stunned' over recent JPR-SOU events
• Local snowpack makes major recovery
• All he needs is love
• Cause of landslide at Bella Vista Heights undetermined
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Three charged in beating in Medford last May
• SORCC director retires after 39 years with Veterans Affairs
• New Rogue River-Siskiyou forest director starts May 7
• Domestic violence vigil set for Thursday
• Landmark and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for April 3, 2012
• Autopsy: Head-shot killed Kristy Huddleston
• Ashland's new boss clashes with parks
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Jewett pupils, police team up on park
• JPR's Kramer challenges audit
• Senior project stolen, trashed
• Authorities rule deaths a murder-suicide
• Snow to continue on Mount Ashland
• ODFW unveils Black Bear Management Plan
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• Jury: Engine flaw led to crash
• State pulls license of Medford dentist
• Eagle Point murder-suicide investigated
• Piece of the Rocks
• Pick a date for a spring hiking trip
• Some crude facts on oil refining
• Walden talks tech crimes, slates town hall meeting
• Emergency Services
• Ashlanders abuzz over beekeeping
• Ex-Marine attempted to hire hit, prosecutor alleges
• Shooting suspect served four Mideast tours
• Conflicting signals
• Getting a great start with Amaryllis
• Kramer terminated as JPR executive director
• Habitat's tools still out there
• On those South Stage Road bike-lane blockages
• Emergency Services
• After Ashland Plaza blaze, business owners are taking stock of what's left
• Chamber plans donation boxes to aid homeless
• News Briefs
• Study: Protecting old-growth can stave off global warming
• Central Point on track for commercial growth
• Project aims for more women in sciences
• Lane Closure on Black Oak Drive - March 26, 2012
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda For March 29, 2012
• Right Of Way Work Schedule For Trees Inc.: March 26-29, 2012
• Night Time Lane Closure On Kings Highway: March 26-29, 2012
• Givan Ranch land swap on indefinite hold
• Jail's 'revolving door' frustrates agenices
• Emergency services
• No drugs found in teen shot by police
• Medford STEPS classes will be reduced
• Instant 'Cash'
• Let 'Gypsy' entertain you in lively Camelot show
• Echoes ring for the Kerby boys who cried 'Wolf!'
• Emil's birthday tree is 150 years old
• Jury duty wasn't nearly as tough as expected
• Drug tests take time, they say
• JPR Foundation decides to mediate with SOU over leadership issue
• Magnesium chloride replaces salt for de-icing
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Historic building gains new tenant
• Shady Cove takes another look at Waterworks
• Plaza blaze cleanup will take months
• Laughter is genuine in 'The Wild Guys' at the Craterian
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• Police charge Medford man in killing
• Dad goes public to cope with son's trauma
• A hazard or just seeking help?
• Parking Study For The Commons Project
• Beaten toddler released from hospital, placed in foster care
• Judge dismisses Central Point school bus lawsuit
• Two bills would expand Rogue wilderness
• Work winds down on Ashland's south freeway exit
• Prayer circle planned in effort to help Eagle Point school talks
• A Trip to Oz
• Medford council gets troubling prognosis on bond measures
• Smelly fertilizer nourishes tasty food
• JPR audit initiates a debate over role of leader
• Religion briefs
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Ground to a halt
• Vehicle accident causes power outage in Ashland
• Man charged with assault in neighborhood dispute
• Salvation Army to dedicate renovated church building
• Blue and Gray: The Civil War Period in Southern Oregon
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement News - March 20, 2012
• More than $1 million bail for Phoenix man who tried to hide meth in juice
• Child sex abuser gets 40 months in prison
• Housing Authority threatens city with lawsuit
• Mt. Ashland closures lead to budget issues
• Noisy bridge work has some Ashlanders upset
• City of Ashland decides not to install lights on bike path
• Central Point considers panhandling ordinance
• Wildlife area has 1 trapper, no kill traps
• Missing woman's mom wants answers
• Emergency Services
• Right Of Way Work Schedule For Trees Inc.: March 22-23, 2012
• Multiple Night-Time Lane Closures on N. Riverside Avenue - March 20 - 22, 2012
• Polar bears free to a good home
• Local news briefs
• Rumors swirl over what will replace Dugout
• 'Personhood' foes may seek vote in Ashland
• Phoenix City Council comes under scrutiny over closed meetings
• Ashland arson suspect breaks down in court
• Gold Hill, county grant requests could do battle
• Tragedy at sea
• RCC looks at cutting programs, laying off 10
• Emergency Services
• Lane Closure on East Main Street - March 21, 2012
• Special Medford City Council Meeting Agenda For March 22, 2012
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda For March 22, 2012
• Will Medford's Evergreen finally grow?
• Keno win leads to success of limo and taxi service
• Since You Asked: Thai tea blend sold at Asian market
• Friends don't let friends get aphids...
• Fire destroys Trail home
• 'G.I.' was coined in WW I
• Emergency Services
• Oregon Humane Society to help county animal shelter
• Crime spree
• School Board gets an earful
• City manager retiring in place
• Preservation League discusses seismic changes
• Local news briefs
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for March 22, 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Assault 1 / Stabbing
• Emergency Services
• Unstable weather may last for two weeks
• North Medford debater heads to NFL
• Vision 20/20 sees grand vistas for Southern Oregon
• Furlough days were signed off on in July
• Jackson County St. Patrick's Day DUII arrests No. 2 in state
• 26-year-old arrested in stabbing
• Is Poplar Shopping Center disabled parking inadequate?
• Ashland City Council will decide on neighborhood repair contract
• Realignment moves ahead
• Right Of Way Work Schedule For Trees Inc.: March 19-20, 2012
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for March 22, 2012
• Conehead cockatiel worries paranoid person
• Old Trade Center is inactive
• Ashland theater group forced to take its show on the road
• 1920 gas prices riled the public
• There's no mystery behind her successful life of crime
• A slice of life at cheese festival
• Adding more fire to the debate over fuel
• RVTD lengthens schedules to attract students, workers
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Helping hands for Ashland's homeless
• Latino students urged to stay in school, get involved politically
• Cats can nap as much as 20 hours every day
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• 'Electric highway' gets a jump-start
• A new name set for OSF's New Theatre
• Shady Cove accused of violating public-meetings law
• Impaired Waters
• Medford Police Department News - Search Warrant
• Medford Police Department News - Robbery (Purse Snatch), Assault, and Theft
• Medford Multicultural Commission Meeting Agend For March 20, 2012
• Good Samaritan beaten trying to thwart robbery
• religion briefs
• Former Jacksonville councilman Dick Ames loses battle with cancer
• Alleged arsonist, pet killer pleads not guilty to three more charges
• Foster parent pleads not guilty
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Which holiday sees the most DUIIs?
• Health forces Medford councilman to retire
• Mt. Ashland Association receives ski area permit
• The Play's The Thing
• Economy is on the mend, say economics students
• Celebrity wolf's hanging out in the Greensprings
• Local dogs honored
• Medford Police Department News - Shots Fired Update
• That Rainy Day Feeling Again
• City adopts agreement on improvements at Springbook and Delta Waters
• Genetically Modified Crops Threat Rallies Rogue Valley
• Thousands of dollars of stolen goods recovered
• Area elementary school locked down after shots heard from playground
• Eagle Point deals with sizeable staff shakeup
• Ashland hospital board meets with major potential partners
• State grant will help with Willow Lake makeover
• Diagnosis of Shakespeare
• Eagle Point board vote closes Elk Trail School
• Holly Theatre reveal promises to be historic
• Local news briefs
• KRWQ radio and listeners raise $76,223 for St. Jude
• Crook took skimmer with him
• Simmons gets 10 years
• Rogue River man plans dance studio in Jamaica
• Police locate car believed to be used in gang shooting
• Some parts of state combine classes to form 'hybrid' districts
• Taymor to be honored at festival
• Ashland enrollment expected to continue to drop
• Convicted killer to be sentenced today
• Move on to rename the 'other' Elk Creek
• Rumors swirl as Crater places teacher on leave
• Local news briefs
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Where do we go from here?
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement News - March 8, 2012
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For March 16, 2012
• Since You Asked: Oil in pasta water is a big no-no
• Shooting inquiry lacks cooperation
• DEQ fines Phoenix gas station owner
• Fire District No. 5 crews knock down barn fire
• Fuel for frustration
• Brick-by-brick discussion starts in Jacksonville
• Local news briefs
• Do NOT plant English ivy
• Emergency Services
• Vote on Elk Trail School looms
• Ashland water upgrades may cost residents
• Crews battle flames, wind
• Below trial is delayed 5 months
• Citizens have say on forestland future
• Right of Way Work Schedule for Trees Inc. - March 12-16, 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Burglary Suspect Arrested
• Local Briefs
• Help make a difference in a young person's life
• Lithia's new headquarters prompts parking concerns
• Rogue Valley grabs a seat at the FEAST
• No way to text '9-1-1' in Oregon
• Medford shooting may have been gang-related
• Emergency Services
• Reflectors improve visibility at Highway 62, Agate Road
• La Clinica aims to put dent in emergency room dental issue
• Dental care in America: A system in decay
• Santo Tomas 1942-1945 - Guild Lecture
• Medford Police Department News - Handgun Brought Onto North Medford High School Campus
• Medford Police Department News - March 7, 2012
• MADGE Joins CrimeStoppers of Southern Oregon in Bringing CrimeReports to Southern Oregon
• Weekday Lane Closure on E. 6th Street - March 9-16, 2012
• Library Closed For Staff Training
• A time for judgment (with a side of chili)
• Gold Hill woman's hero has warm eyes
• Mae Richardson — a teacher's reward
• High school seniors vie for Pear Blossom queen
• Before you set out to see the sights, see the site
• Jobs skills offered to those in transition
• (Out of) controlled burns
• State urged to tighten clamps on wildlife trappers
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Secret Service protects elite leaders and candidates
• The Next Wave
• Labor board sets deadline for Ashland co-op talks
• Extreme motorcyle event will benefit rider's medical bills
• Suspect in Ashland bank robbery still on the loose
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• OR-7 is back in Oregon, ... unless he's not
• Expense of work on Grubbs case tops $100,000
• Against the wall
• OSF gets $2.6 million for Bowmer Theatre damages
• Arrests made after gun, meth brought to Crater
• Holding on for dear life
• Ashland deer study did little to rid the city of the pests
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• NMHS wasn't locked down
• Alleged toddler abuser was sex victim himself
• Caring about Cars
• Former Talent councilman sentenced to probation
• Have tech will travel
• Former Sacred Heart pastor named bishop
• Man arrested on burglary, theft charges
• Tips by Text
• Religion briefs
• Broken water main closes Orchard Hill
• Fatal '08 truck accident settled for $5.2 million
• Dogs at center of attack debate put down
• Two parks for Liberty neighborhood?
• Student caught with loaded gun on campus
• Police seek details about man who tried to lure girl
• RCC likely to get $500,000 grant
• Talent council puts off censure motion
• News briefs
• Pet adoption day scheduled for Saturday at Craft Warehouse
• Principal discusses Lone Pine traffic jam
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Grants Pass state Rep. Wally Hicks won't run for Atkinson's Senate seat
• New Ashland collective kicks off
• Medford City Council Study Session Meeting Agenda For March 15, 2012
• Back in the Swing
• Developer forfeits Chetco River gold mining claims
• Learn about historic 1877 Sterling Mine Ditch
• Former Ashland developer arrested
• A song for David
• Short session ends mixed for local lawmakers
• Candidates line up for seat on county commission
• Owner defends dogs after Medford attacks
• Atkinson decides not to run for re-election
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Public forum on county cat issues sparks heated debate
• On the way out
• Medford Police Department News - Best Buy
• Foreclosure, budget bills end session
• Health exchange measure passes, and goes to governor
• Responsible Refuse
• Scalded baby leads to man's arrest
• School board OKs contract guidelines
• Program links war vets with community groups
• Attempted theft causes thousands in water damage
• Local news briefs
• Drug house distance is measured by computer
• Emergency Services
• Medford Police Sergeant Recieves Award
• March is Red Cross Month
• Medford Fire-Rescue News - Mobile Home Fire
• Daily Lane Closure On North Riverside Avenue: March 5-9, 2012
• Hawthorne hope
• If traffic is backed up, slow driver must pull over
• MT gives away roll ends on Thursdays
• Emergency services
• Local briefs
• Fish-finding mission
• New effort aims to stem sex abuse early
• Ashland council to hold public hearing on codes
• Ashland counseling center offers affordable mental health therapy
• Medford Police Department News - Missing Endangered Person - Safe In Washington
• Medford Traffic Impact Items Schedule For Trees, Inc.: March 5-6, 2012
• Heather's Haven: Helping for 20 years
• If she asks, just say 'Yes'
• No dodging this 'lecture,' though you may want to
• Conductor raises funds for new musical arrangement
• Police nab suspected robber
• Fire destroys mobile home
• By staying in character, he's not the very pink of courtesy
• Southern Oregon jewels bring millions to region
• News briefs
• Just like Dad
• Restaurant inspections
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Recycle your old electronics and appliances today for free
• Rod and Custom Show raises $28,000 for kids
• A grocery store is just one of the options at East Medford development
• There are many recipes for staying in love
• Owl vs Owl
• 'Groceries for the Mind' Book Sale
• Soroptimists announce grants to college women
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• East is east, and west is West, up is DOWN ... and so on
• OR-7 comes back to Jackson County
• DA denies MT's request for files in police probe
• Lawmakers seek accord on timber payments plan
• Guns on campus
• Ontario city manager takes Eagle Point post
• Eagle Point visitor center plans for tourist season
• Kupillas honored by March of Dimes
• Career Transformations: A Day That Could Change Your Life
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for March 8, 2012
• Heroin Drug Trafficking Investigation Leads To Arrest In Central Point
• A drag on the county
• ATM skimmer attacks bank accounts
• Ashland finds organic pesticides ineffective
• MADGE charges man, 29, with selling heroin within 1,000 yards of a school
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• The 'Our Valley' section appears annually
• Senate vote would shield handgun license holders
• Economy Erodes Expo
• Thieves put the hurt on Habitat for Humanity
• New Gold Hill public works boss has work cut out for him
• Religion briefs
• Medford Police Department News - Assault / Reported Stabbing
• Medford Police Department News - Burglary Arrest
• Diaper drives will comfort children in need
• Chekhov's 'Seagull' takes flight in well-mounted OSF translation
• 'If I have done anything for the city, I have been part of a team'
• Ashland schools alone to enact open enrollment
• Car chase charges wait for federal plane case
• Debate breaks out between candidate, 2 sitting judges
• Medford cop saves man's life
• YMCA hires extra staff in wake of sex assault
• Plane size determines availability of covered jet bridge
• Chase ends with stolen vehicle plunging in river
• Medford man charged with stabbing roommate with meat thermometer
• Arrest made in theft of store's rare coins
• March comes in like a lion
• Landmarks And Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda For March 6, 2012
• Rogue Valley Gardening Calendar for March 2012
• KOGAP thrived through reinvention
• Ashland teen remains in hospital after car hits him
• Health reform law's affect on young people to be discussed
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Target remodel will add a produce section
• Travel could get dicey with expected snowfall
• State closer to enacting handgun information bill
• Four in the forefront
• Seda starts 33-month sentence today
• Education service district plan OK'd, but barely
• 2 commissioners to visit D.C. for O&C forest plan
• Student who lost hand from crash returns home soon
• Medford toddler remains in critical condition
• Since You Asked: Lose the fat, keep the granola crunch
• Tax review is boon for some
• Phoenix to add new water-system customers
• Sssssssssscintillating at OSF
• DreamzWork sets sights on new van
• Initiative signatures based on formula
• Emergency Services
• Medford YMCA plans policy changes after sexual assault
• Medford district may hire human resources director
• Organics under threat?
• A 'ringer' is dependent on context
• Use the right lane when other drivers are speeding
• Emergency Services
• Local briefs
• Animal task force will gather Tuesday
• La Clinica takes mobile health center to Ashland
• Ashland filmmaker revels in 'Rango' Oscar
• Candidates sparse so far for May primary election
• Author writes history with a telling panache
• Street Closure On North Riverside Avenue From East 6th to East 4th
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For March 2, 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Assault 1st Degree, Unlawful Sexual Penetration 1
• Some Oregon universities oppose governing boards
• Tragic tale of love and loss, given fresh life
• 'Talent has always been a friendly town'
• Riverkeeper group reeling from equipment theft
• Director Taymor will be honored at Ashland film festival in April
• Water over the bridge
• The old land line is finally a thing of the past
• Weather made easy
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Lemhouse put on paid leave before resigning
• Weather Service predicts a winter blast
• Stretching the mind
• The Land of Liberty
• Right of Way Work Schedule for Trees, Inc.: February 27 - March 2, 2012
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Expo ponds being transformed for use by the disabled
• Medford man is accused of sexually assaulting stepson
• Deal reached with Phoenix-Talent teachers
• Vote not to oust Talent councilman subject of complaint
• Next stop, New York
• Free HIV tests will come with advice on prevention
• Ashland man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Medford Police Department News - Sexual Assault
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda For March 1, 2012
• Vintage south
• Riverside roadwork starts next week
• Sky Art
• Boys are arrested in sexual assault at YMCA
• religion briefs
• Store goes green
• Marx Brothers' 'Animal Crackers' comes to OSF
• Local lawmakers lead effort to balance state budget
• Medford post office will move to Riverside site
• Eureka mail processing coming to Medford
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Fast Internet service will take a little longer in some spots
• Medford Police Department News: Death Investigation - Two Suspects Arrested After Eluding Police
• Resume Writing Made Easy
• Wandering wolf OR-7 moves within 10 miles of Oregon
• Ruling affects forest use fees
• Seda ordered to prison to begin sentence
• Hoop-shooting robot
• Parents cite peer pressure in helium-related death
• Lithia CEO turns over the wheel as sales soar
• Family, friends describe suspect as a psychologically troubled young man
• Judges have discretion over some Measure 11 sentences
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Fleeing suspects charged
• news briefs
• Police investigation details shooting death of Medford man
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Work Schedule: February 22-24, 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Arson Suspect Arrested
• Medford Police Department News: Death Investigation - Autopsy of Ashley Long
• Lane Closure on Mira Mar Avenue - February 23, 2012
• Ashland chase drive indicted for plane disturbance
• Timber pilot project praised
• Ashland council approves city administrator
• City to install pedestrian safety beacon on Riverside
• Continuing a Tradition
• Phoenix-Talent district files complaint against teachers
• Man targets ex's animals in arson fire
• Family of 14-year-old sets up donation fund
• OR-7's wanderlust sends him back toward Oregon border
• County administrator's salary may top $200,000
• Local briefs
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Author and Outside Magazine editor to lecture next week
• Master Gardeners award $1,000 grants to 2 community gardens
• Medford Police Department News - Sandwich Shop Robberies
• Since You Asked: Keep restaurant leftovers safe, appetizing
• Cops: Robber targets two sandwich shops
• La Clinica centers recognized for cost-saving, coordinated care
• Plastic tub recycling has its limits
• Emergency Services
• Cousin says teen may have been unaware of gas risks
• 'I'm here for the kids'
• Suspect faces multiple charges after car chase
• Concealed handgun bill faces uncertainty
• Centers track global deforestation
• Medford Police Department News - Death Investigation
• 3rd Annual Polar Plunge In Medford Raised $44,159
• Light at the end of the tunnel?
• The next 3-D blockbuster
• Agencies are taking too much money from check
• Another beloved cat is poisoned in the Phoenix area
• Medford teen dies after hits of helium gas
• Rebuilding lives
• Organizations look to improve valley's food system
• County to look at improving intersection north of Ashland
• Medford woman named to Oregon Board of Forestry
• Help needed to get vets to WWII memorial
• Feedback on trucks using I-5's emergency lane on long climbs
• Emergency services
• Lane Closure on Black Oak Drive - Monday, February 20
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Restaurant Inspections
• 'They wouldn't listen to any other theory but runaway'
• 'Grants Pass plaid' — big bucks for a slice of Americana
• 'He is still with us'
• Students establish business fraternity at SOU
• Creativity and ingenuity on display at car show
• 'Shocking' discovery: Dr. Darrin's amazing cure, batteries included
• Presidential candidate fished the Rogue
• Reader has good memory
• Career Transformations: A Day That Could Change Your Life
• Jurors voice a shadow of doubt in the Simmons case
• Talent City Council member named to LCDC post
• Firefighters call early-morning house fire 'somewhat suspicious'
• Banking lobby fights legislation that would protect homeowners
• Shady Cove will save $30,000 for water study
• Father of murdered daughter dies of self-inflicted gunshot
• Seniors Celebrate Housing Rehab
• Reservoirs might not fill without more rain
• Don't worry, China hasn't taken over Flav-R-Pac
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• 'Nothing was as bad as Iwo Jima'
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for February 23, 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Residential Marijuana Grow Investigation
• Medford Police Department News - Stolen Vehicle Pursuit / Crash
• Local briefs
• Chase leads to one arrest
• religion briefs
• Ashland appoints city administrator
• Lawmakers seek 'meaningful comments' on new O&C plan
• It's in the Stars
• Phoenix-Talent schools won't adopt open enrollment policy
• Murder suspect arrested after car chase
• Salazar will discuss restoration project
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Doctors report certain types of assaults
• Medical pot garden seized on a technicality
• The Play's The Thing
• Burglars use boat to make their getaway
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Last Call for Shenanigan's
• Shooting unprotected critters with a slingshot is not illegal
• Potential occupants emerge for Walmart in Talent
• Draft plan to protect coho outlines multiple options
• Protest reaction spurs lawsuit
• Tutor charged with sex abuse involving student
• Forum speakers side with McManus
• Complaints lead to investigation of Prospect Charter School principal
• Flagged Intersection on Hillcrest Road at N.Foothill/N. Phoenix - February 16, 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Suspect Arrested In ID Theft
• Daily Lane Closure on South Holly Street: February 15-16, 2012
• Weekday Lane Closure on South Riverside Avenue: February 15 - 24, 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Sex Abuse Arrest
• Simmons found guilty of manslaughter
• Troopers discover 7 pounds of heroin in I-5 traffic stop
• County or city officials must request speed review
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Medford plans for new fire stations on hold
• Request made to lift ski area injunction
• You're invited To a pox party
• County's share of future timber payments uncertain
• Women wanted for felony ID theft
• Eagle Point man pleads not guilty to poaching
• Central Point holds open house about interchange
• Medford Police Department News: Vehicle Pursuit - Shots Fired To Disable Vehicle
• Video trackers catch glimpse of wolf OR-7
• SOU Valentine's Day dance aids Food Angels
• Cones are safety feature
• Emergency Services
• Glazier murder case goes to jury
• Obama puts NW timber funds in budget
• Harry & David makes big quarterly gains
• Fugitive subdued after car chase
• County seeks grant for McKee bridge
• Eagle Point buries time capsule items
• Woman jailed after leading cops on chase through two counties
• Grace Christian School Academic Honors
• MADGE Assists ICE Agents in Huge Heroin Seizure
• Check cheaters
• Snowfall not likely to lie long
• Emergency Services
• Survey IDs historic Jacksonville buildings
• SOU upgrades computers and Wi-Fi
• Talent to ponder a leader's crimes and council seat
• Port Orford: It's as west as Oregon gets
• Ramping up the Rogue
• These rings are forever
• 'Let's Misbehave' is just De-Lovely
• Education leadership will be SOU's first doctoral program
• Inappropriate laughter on the bobsled ride to Hades
• Story of the Jacksonville-Medford Highway
• Pickers get readers' ire
• Emergency Services
• Lithia's deal with city is to build one park
• Special ed budget cut plan challenged
• Finding Grace
• This dog gets high Marx for his smarts
• These teens saw the writing on the wall
• Restaurant inspections
• A Time To Mourn
• Irrigation canal will be piped to cut leaks, contamination
• Rogue Retreat eyes expansion of site, services
• Warm days of winter will turn cool, wet
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Officers seize $1 million worth of heroin
• Police arrest teen suspect in Meshach burned cat case
• Medford emissions-control company gets green light
• Should the force be with them?
• Ashland assault attempts prompt warning
• Grants will help reduce fire risk
• 'They never believed me'
• Videos show the intensity of showdown with marshals
• U.S. Marshals cleared in shooting
• Police search for man in attempted sexual assault
• Medford tax preparer indicted on charges of tax fraud, identity theft
• Democratic challenger shuns special interest money
• Medford Food Project has much to celebrate
• Professor sees democracy in Mideast's future
• Forensic experts offer description of injuries
• Medford plan will shorten, relocate tower
• 'Redneck' flag case under review
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• Cold Stone Creamery isn't likely to depart
• Religion briefs
• Couple Truffle Shuffle starts Saturday morning in Medford
• Medford Police Department News - Motor Vehicle Crash
• Medford Police Department News - February 08, 2012
• Applicants Sought For Medford Boards And Commissions
• DeFazio's bill targets LNG pipeline project
• Medford schools register largest state increase
• Road test
• Medford man seriously injured in one-car crash
• Pesticide rallies intended to spread concerns
• Central Point man jailed on child molestation charges
• Public works director leaves Gold Hill post
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Pet's shots must be up to date for boarding
• Grand jury clears officers in Ruiz shooting
• Suspect's mom testifies in Glazier murder trial
• Lane Closure on Roberts Road - February 9, 2012
• Multicultural Commission Meeting Agenda for February 21, 2012
• Foreclosed? You may be eligible for review and financial compensation
• Ashlander arrested in Idaho on drug-trafficking charges
• Medford's lobbyists have done well for us
• Local advocates present program about children at risk Thursday
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• Remains, knives mark testimony
• Council gets heat for rush on Liberty Park plan
• Cycle Oregon will hit Ashland
• Seeking a slew of sleuths
• Oregon Wild sues to secure Rogue water for coho salmon
• College credit for farming
• Park Service can deny copters at Crater Lake
• Rekindled prescribed burn cause of smoke
• Rachor has a 'knack' for rescue missions
• Avista to begin replacing natural gas line in Talent
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• Preparation for Wildfire Season
• Continuous Street Closure on Portland Avenue: February 6 - 9, 2012
• Rust stains were factored in to Barnett bridge project
• Emergency Services
• Gold Hill man gets prison for mining violations
• Jury may decide Table Rock Park dispute
• Housing woes hit affordability project
• DUII sweep nets multiple arrests
• Board OK's advisory panel for special education
• Gold Hill man jailed on string of charges
• Students miss out on ESD services
• Suspect in slaying may use insanity defense
• Tribute to a musical connection
• Medford City Council Meeting Study Session Agenda for February 9, 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Marijuana Trafficking Investigation
• Medford Police Department News - Fans Don't Let Fans Drive Drunk
• One park or two?
• Grubbs reward up to $10,000
• Put away the winter clothes
• 19-year-old Merlin man dies in rollover
• Cyclists should use bike lanes not sidewalks
• You should report violations to law enforcement
• Emergency Services
• Local briefs
• Weekday Lane Closure on E. Main Street - February 6-13, 2012
• Lecture - Descartes and The Rise of Modern Philosophy
• Thoughts About The Future of National Parks
• Medford Police Department News - SuperBowl 2012
• Weekday Lane Closure on Lyman Avenue - February 6-March 7, 2012
• Lane Closure on N. Columbus Avenue - February 7, 2012
• Ashland was a popular whistle stop
• Felony arrests
• BLM, proponents of plan cut their teeth at Pilot Joe
• 'Shroomers found alive after 6 days
• More reasons to keep cats inside ... birds
• Sisters have a blast with metal detector
• Dragons made to scale
• The burden of the Great Twitch
• 'Now I know it can get worse. A lot worse.'
• Bridging the Rogue in the Hellgate
• At the cutting edge of logging
• Nobody knows how bear died
• Medford Police Department News - Update: Theft at RV Airport Suspects Arrested
• Medford Police Department News - Furnishing Alcohol
• Bringing a 'Snake' to Life
• Maslow Project will aid Ashland schools
• Authorities searching for gold thieves
• 443 pounds of marijuana lands Ashland man in jail
• Bank takes over Eagle Point Golf Course
• County can force your neighbors to clean yard
• Emergency Services
• Economic ripples felt throughout Rogue Valley
• Riveting accounts by Glazier witnesses
• Ashland filmmaker tackles Super Bowl car commercial
• 'Support' ad increases Ashland Co-op tension
• Food & Friends needs drivers
• Talent council retains member despite second DUII
• Medford waives code for mobile veterinary clinic
• Police nab suspects in airport laptop theft
• Excess fish go from hatchery to the hungry via food banks
• New Help for the Heart
• Medford teacher on leave after citation for alcohol
• Frustration marked Glazier search efforts
• Want a Café Yumm? Kick in about half a million bucks
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Police ferret out the truth in transient camp brouhaha
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• High-tech police work bags child sex abuser
• When is medical marijuana 'usable?'
• Developer files for bankruptcy
• Medford Police Department News - Heroin Drug Trafficking Investigation
• Laptop stolen from Medford airport carousel
• Long chase leads to arrest of men
• Troubled Final Steps
• Jackson County to get $201,223 restitution program grant
• A hug for Reagan in Medford
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• Bates: Health care reforms seek cure for bureaucracy
• $3 million of 'Siskiyou County history' stolen
• Two arrested in alleged heroin trafficking ring
• Poll indicates 77% want to protect Lower Rogue
• OSF announces 2013 season
• Landmark and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda For February 7, 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Theft At RV Airport
• Catch and Release
• Glazier murder trial begins
• One-car crash leads to death of O'Brien man
• Spouse Loss Support Group sessions set
• Oregon hairy triton is the state seashell
• Legislators reach state budget deal
• Plenty of other items to address in session
• Family hires law firm to look into son's death
• A Hot property
• Four groups protest BLM's Grizzly Peak timber plan
• Only 20% of restitution money is collected from county criminals
• Richardson's emailings draw complaints
• Grand jury to meet in marshals shooting case Feb. 9
• Medford Police Department News - New Promotions at MPD
• Since You Asked: Learn to make a recipe your own
• Author Boyd schedules reading at Ashland library
• Local news briefs
• YES initiative uses business donations for school programs
• City no fan of sky bridge plan
• Snowpack still well below normal
• Pit bull captured after menacing people at field
• Student Standout: Marina Kabot Sturos
• Hwy. 238 road cam turns on shortly
• Hanby's inclusiveness provides an education
• 15 years later, the trial begins
• Medford Police Department News - January 28, 2012
• Medford police are staying in showbiz
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• Medford Gospel Mission to get community garden
• Central Point residents divided over Pine Street
• Phoenix city manager starts today
• Gold Hill man pitches campground
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• Medford Police Department News - Assault / Stabbing (Domestic Dispute)
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for February 2, 2012
• Police Vehicles Save Taxpayer Dollars
• Medford Police Department News - Old Scam With New Twist
• Medford Police Department News - Strong Armed Robbery
• Intermittent Lane Closures on Crater Lake Avenue - Monday, January 30, 2012
• Weekday Lane Closure on N. Riverside Avenue - January 31 - February 10, 2012
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for February 3, 2012
• Medford vet recalls Tet Offensive
• Get help filing your taxes
• 9 Local nonprofits receive Cow Creek Foundation grants
• Restaurant inspections
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• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Circumstances dictate decisions, actions taken by officers
• Plastic bags waste a material world
• Study: U.S. Cellular Park pumps nearly $9 million into economy
• Missing alert system aids in recovery of mentally disabled man
• Finding the lost — with just a picture and a woman's determination
• Streets didn't always have signs
• We're all squeamish about one body part or another
• Medford Food Co-op is doing OK so far
• Elements of fun at Fire and Ice program
• Deadly Force
• Elaborate scam included Medford officer's identity
• Burned, abused cat continues recovery at Applegate farm
• Ashland man jailed after sex abuse plea
• Keeper of the saga
• Dispute lands Medford couple behind bars
• Ashland resident jailed in Nebraska on drug charge
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Does It Hold Water?
• Our Valley, our bucket list ... and your ideas
• Graduation rates mark a period of sustained success
• Meth Lab Seized in Jackson County
• Multiple Nightly Lane Closures on N. Riverside Avenue - January 29 - February 2, 2012
• Hot food and good company
• Officials will review laws on domestic cats
• Aggressive pit bull remains lose in Rogue River
• Shady Cove residents offer ideas for reviving youth program
• Dementia/Alzheimer's support group starts meeting Monday
• Show of Support
• Building event for children to be held on Sundays through Feb. 26
• Britt Classical Festival turns 50 this year
• Man robs Medford Shell station on Central
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• Rail cars are gone, but more may come
• Economic blueprint proposed
• Ashland prepares expanded model for evaluating teachers
• $1 million meth bust made on bus in Weed
• Medford Police Department News - Autopsy Results
• Local woman tackles Medford's feral cat problem
• Grants Pass resident to challenge Sen. Jason Atkinson in primary
• Working meth lab seized in Central Point
• Phoenix urban renewal seeks public comments
• Big Step, Smaller Footprints
• Finalists named for Ashland job
• Eagle Point narrows list of administrator candidates
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Rail cars staying put with hopes of future use
• School officials question No Child waiver request
• Medford man's convictions reversed in marijuana case
• Art meets technology
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• Four Southern Oregon trails named as historic places
• Rainforest textbook honored by journal
• Wright enters race for county assessor
• Plastic Gets Sacked
• Driver cleared in traffic fatality
• Lithia Park will be home to a new play structure
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Underwriters help expand the market for stock sales
• Torso wounds killed teen, autopsy confirms
• RVTD may add Saturday service, expanding hours
• Jacksonville man gets credit for time served in 2002 case
• Ashland hospital reviews partnership options
• Ashland approves plan for outside students
• City of Medford News For Week of January 27 thru January 31, 2012
• Bear-ing up so far
• Since You Asked: Russian dressing with a twist
• Emergency Services
• California man sentenced in Grants Pass shooting
• Medford shuns open enrollment experiment
• BLM seeks help mediating OHV flap at Johns Peak
• OSF raises price but expands Flex Pass
• Outage closes ski area
• Leaders put heads together
• Need to shred? Try these options
• Medford Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for January 26, 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Officer Involved Shooting
• Medford Police Department News - Armed Robberies - Arrests Made
• Local man takes on snow-sculpting challenge
• Unanswered questions, grief after shooting
• Local briefs
• Momma bird knows what's best for her babies
• Another tragic shooting
• Bringing the past into focus
• Power line charges spark Shady Cove debate
• Hotel gets 30 more days for criminal case
• New safety signs program honors Ashland victims
• The mascot of Medford now retired
• Conduct in Central Point roundabout irks motorist
• Emergency Services
• Finicky Fritillary
• Night of rain was haunting reminder of 1964 flood
• Shuttle service to start Mount Ashland rides
• Medford, county to meet jointly
• Small bombs damage mailboxes in Rogue River
• Public meetings
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• An Asian legacy
• County, sheriff's staff remain at odds
• Restaurant inspections
• Dangerous trips from deadly designer drugs
• Emergency Services
• OR-7 saga trots on in California
• Brothers charged in Bunk's Deli robbery
• Storm invigorates Mt. Ashland staff, guests to work, play hard
• Seda to stay free at least one more day
• TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF
• 'Sexual predator' gets 21 life sentences
• Craterian announces several show changes
• It's an open house at Phoenix Urban Renewal Agency today
• Daily Lane Closure on N. Riverside Avenue: January 20 - 21, 2012
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda For January 26, 2012
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda for January 26, 2012 Meeting
• Homeowners face 'disaster'
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
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• Robbers make off with cash in home invasion
• Eagle Point gets its wish on Highway 62
• Merkley gets an earful about elder-fraud from local seniors
• Coast takes brunt of storm
• Unions want PERS retirees protected
• Pyramid scam operating locally plays on 'sisterhood' sympathies
• The worst local flood took place about 1861
• MADGE Arrests Cocaine Dealer
• Cats in a crossfire?
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• Halt phone book barrage
• Ashland council agrees to set up Grubbs reward
• Talent Café offers soup kitchen with panache
• Parsons family protects woodland
• Judge adds four years to sentence of local burglar
• MADGE seizes cocaine, pot and $10,000 in Medford home
• Apartment complex evacuated as crews battle 20-foot flames
• Convenience store robber sentenced to 11 years in prison
• Reward doubles to $5,000 in cat cruelty investigation
• County schools are on a nutrition mission
• Property tax appeals jump 32%
• Unexpected Problem
• Search continues for Medford teen missing since 2008
• Recycling at home just got easier, and at no extra cost
• ODOT conducting traffic speed study on Hwy. 62
• Motorists, dogs OK after rollover
• You have 10 days to get Fido
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Mayflower descendants will learn about Jesse Applegate
• Can Talent get by without a city police department?
• Storm may bring strong winds
• Former Wall Street investment banker to visit valley
• Medford Police Department News - Counterfeit US Currency
• A resurgent Boise Cascade
• Since You Asked: Several methods keep eggs fresh in freezer
• Lemhouse resigns from Medford Police Department
• Ashland's riparian ordinance needs expert to figure it out
• SOU organizes 'Alternative Spring Break'
• Local news briefs
• Keep eye out for flashing yellow
• Emergency Services
• Full-day kindergarten gets boost from bank
• What's in a street name? Plenty
• Cable theft knocks out telephone service
• City Council Meeting Agenda for January 19, 2012
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For January 20, 2012
• Multicultural Commission Meeting Agenda for January 17, 2012
• Weary of the campaign bashing
• Region to get its first big storm
• Bike thefts on the rise in Medford
• Tom and Jerry batter can be found at local stores during holiday season
• Emergency Services
• Seda hopes to stay free as he fights convictions
• Lending an ear to the homeless
• Eagle Point agrees to purchase land for new park
• Old Camelot Theatre set to move to new site
• Jackson County Commissioners OK supplemental budget
• Forum to discuss persecution of Baha'i
• Turning into closest lane is safer for drivers
• Making a connection with MLK
• The Lausmann Burner
• Telephone delivers call from a kindred spirit
• Friends raise money on the Web for North Medford grad in coma
• Singers earn 'best performance'
• Commons made up of many parcels
• Medford police Lt. Hanson retires
• Oregon meteorites: the big, the small, the questionable
• Some clues to identifying meteorites
• OR-7 may be looking for love in wrong places
• At the forefront of the civil rights movement
• Medford teachers expect recent training to pay off
• Just rocks, or visitors from space?
• Messengers from space
• The inside track
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• Restaurant inspections
• Emergency services
• Dry ice helps clear the fog at airport
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• Street 'musician' loves his work
• PremierWest to close 11 branches
• Ashland hospital draws 5 possible partners
• Shooter gets 18-month prison sentence
• Pair arrested after using counterfeit cash, trying to get refund
• 'Hero' fights sex-trafficking in Nepal
• Brown touts iPad voting options
• Shady Cove water project 'may take 50 more steps'
• A drought in the works?
• Police make their case for new station
• Grubbs case evidence yields no suspect
• Lawyer seeks bail for suspect with gun, sniper book
• Budget panel prospect leaves Phoenix council in doubt about reappointment
• Barn fire near Eagle Point spreads to wildland
• No one is hurt in Medford van fire
• Public has no access to Cape Arago Lighthouse
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Medford seeks bond measure for new pools
• The power of women
• Big-rig driver likely died from medical problem
• De-icing chemicals are safe, say officials
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Brammo plan hits high gear
• Graffiti removers seek stronger tool
• Lost Creek Lake declared free of algae toxins
• 'The Spirit of Eagle Point'
• Ashland planners OK new SOU dorm, dining hall complex
• Ashland man found guilty in three convenience store robberies
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• Free 50-part Online Course on Piano Chords Titled 'All About Piano Chords'
• Radio tower neighbors receptive to compromise
• Dry winter brings end to ski area shuttle
• Justice sought in fatal shooting
• Harrison, Breidenthal run for Jackson County Board of Commissioners seat
• Wyden hopes to reinstate federal timber payments
• Trail woman to head Habitat board
• Lecture aids women who suffer hard periods
• Finally Letting Go
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Romney's first name is Willard
• Supreme Court refuses to hear gun-pot case
• Public calls for tougher cat laws
• Medford Police Department News - Autopsy Results
• Medford Police Department News - Convenience Store Robbery Suspect Arrested
• Step away from the pesticides - Part 2
• Since You Asked: Caramelized onions are a time-tested, buttery treat
• Generous spirit helps amputee
• School contract meetings falter
• Occupiers + Tea Partiers = dialogue
• Suspect sought in Medford bank heist
• Teen arrested in armed robbery
• Oregon Cabaret offers new season of song and dance
• Emergency Services
• Since You Asked: Market closure explored
• For EV drivers, it's 'no charge'
• Georgeson autopsy: Gunshots to head and chest
• Step away from the pesticides...
• Eagle Point Beaver Bots design Lego robots
• Legislature's short session is jampacked
• Kodak had building in White City
• Emergency Services
• Storytelling Guild holding its annual kids, teens book drive
• Trucks don't have to use far-right lanes on those long uphill climbs
• Medford City Council Study Session Meeting Agenda For January 12, 2012
• Daily Lane Closure on Crater Lake Avenue - January 9-10, 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Officer Involved Shooting
• Boards and Commission Openings - January 5, 2012
• Applicants Sought For Medford Boards And Commissions
• Governors Film Advocate Award To Medford Employee
• Medford Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for January 12, 2012
• These moms are Mormon mythbusters
• Shady Cove tries to aid closed youth programs
• A fitting tribute to a vet who overcame so much
• Charlie, Callie and the cocker spaniels
• Gas signs' placement intentional
• Firefighter's drive, compassion remembered
• Sound and fury signifying Iowa
• The claws come out
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• 'He will always be Mr. Medford'
• 'I don't have a son anymore'
• Restaurant Inspections
• January Gardening Calendar for the Rogue Valley
• Since You Asked: Christmas tree rounds are bigegst fundraiser for Scouts
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Possible Glazier jurors face rarely used query form
• New SOHS leader hopes to make past more visible
• Removing the Echoes
• Medford council blocks Cherry Creek complex
• Impact of summer class tuition hike remains to be seen at SOU
• Shady Cove tries again to develop water system
• Talent acts to annex properties on Hwy 99
• City of Medford News For Week of January 9 thru 13, 2012
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement News - January 5, 2012
• Seeking answers about Medford shooting
• Fatal showdown
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Medford falls short of DUII arrest goal
• Talent works to fill Walmart site
• Otto Caster Park
• Occupy Walden protesters fined $150 each
• Want some say about monument road plans?
• Actors have fun with English farce 'The Decorator'
• Phoenix city manager will vacate post a month early
• Sheriff's deputies investigate cat burning
• religion briefs
• The History Of The Constitutional Convention - Lecture
• Jackson County Library Services Holiday Closure
• McMenamins has no plans to come to the Rogue Valley
• Ashland: No showers at The Grove
• Grubbs investigation continues in Ashland
• Your Home Brew on Tap
• SOU doesn't like checking out online activities of applicants
• Neighbors sue Ashland Gun Club
• Kitzhaber taps Marlene Yesquen for education council
• 82-year-old foils assault, shoots suspect in foot
• Medford man faces charges in two sexual assault cases
• Murder cases stretch county resources
• January Red Cross blood drives
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• Bar-headed goose had to be one raised in captivity
• Deer hunter's photo likely first shot of OR-7
• Utility worker recovering after fall from stolen truck
• Oh, How dry it is
• Stolen Ashland Elks Lodge safe turns up
• Armed robber strikes four Medford businesses over weekend
• Jackson County Library Adult Winter Reads Program
• Lane Closure on Johnson Street - Wednesday, January 4, 2012
• Daily Lane Closure on Crater Lake Avenue: January 5 - 6, 2012
• Babies and Wobblers in the Library groups at Jackson County Libraries
• Read fine print on meat labels
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• Everything's Ducky; fans revel in win
• Mt. Ashland Ski Area closes as snow level falls
• Former Ashlander Bryant recovers from cancer surgery
• Longtime Medford barber is closing shop
• Graffiti tagging raises concerns in Talent
• Local news briefs
• 'Never on Sunday' for Rose Parade
• Medford Police Department News - Armed Robbery
• The IVth Shall Be First
• Several sent to hospitals following collision
• Central Point starts push for urban renewal
• Comedies provide (Laurel &) hardy laughs
• Since You Asked: Golf cart delivered to woman profiled by Candle
• On the road to recovery
• Emergency services
• Pity the woman who suffers from her husband's head cold
• 2012 is sure to be a BIG year
• A future bright with promise
• The Top Stories Of 2011
• Masked man robs Medford deli on West McAndrews Avenue
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Road fix is planned, but not soon
• The Long Road Back
• Pet's death stirs emotional call for changes
• Record year for Fire District No. 4
• Hunting license program targets predators
• Talk about distractions while driving
• Restaurant inspections
• Seeking closure from tragedy
• Medford meth conviction overturned by state court
• By any measure, snowfall is late in arriving
• Otter spotters in Ashland
• 'Smart meter' radiation raises pulse in Ashland
• Comics writer draws a crowd in Medford
• Since You Asked: Despite changes, supply of quarters will be steady
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Review: Camelot's damned elsuive hero is hugely entertaining
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• Cold front expected to bring awaited snow
• OR-7 makes history by crossing into California
• Ashland homeless mourn loss of a friend
• Nick-of -time Nuptials
• Falling boulders block Highway 62 near Trail
• Food drive issues final plea
• It's the driver's job to know about new traffic laws
• Authorities seize 125 pounds of pot from medical marijuana grow site
• Digital killed the video store
• CPAC Announces Election of Officers For 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Recent Medicare Fraud
• Medford Police Department News - Bike Shop Burglar Caught
• Medford City Council Special Meeting Agenda For January 2, 2012
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement News -
• Medford Police Department News - Diamond Ring Thief In Custody
• Mystery of the missing emblems remains just that
• Second reward planned in bike path case
• WAR and BIRTH
• Housing agency reaches out to Cherry Creek opponents
• Survey focuses on Ashland parents and immunizations
• Medford Blockbuster store hits rewind
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• National Guard program graduates local youths
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Labyrinth walk brings in the new year
• Ashland scouts gear up to recycle holiday trees
• Tribal people get say in Table Rocks
• Support flows into Maslow Project
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Greystone Court raises $100,000
• Ashland might open Grove's showers to homeless
• Waiting for Warmth
• Police believe another rooftop burglar is preying on Medford businesses
• Hunt for Hungry Hill
• Valley fog still interrupts landings
• Long recovery continues for woman injured at L.A. airport
• Ashland's low vaccination rate may be focus of study
• Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for January 3, 2012
• Jacksonville's new housing development draws interest
• Ashland schedules second bird census
• Co-op awaits outcome of labor investigation
• The day after
• Howls likely were coyotes
• Emergency Services
• Speaking out for American Indians
• Port Orford Meteorite: Is it a hoax? Is it still out there? Who knows?
• Traffic violation fines set to decrease
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• Since You Asked: Crater Lake butterfly remains a mystery
• The long fight for 'our country'
• Federal grants give a boost to housing aid
• More than a thousand served at Ashland armory free Christmas meal
• Eagle Point seeks 'here and now' items for time capsule
• Ashland hospital steps up search for partnership
• South is where the action is along I-5
• Holiday brightens for local Candle families
• These aren't McCall's Republicans
• When the meaning of Christmas hit close to home
• Call of the dial
• Greenway funding needed to close Central Point gap
• Needs assessment set for Fire District No. 3
• Christmas in the county barn
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• Kids give the darndest things
• Restaurant Inspections
• Stories of the year survey
• Meshach fights for recovery
• Since You Asked: Christmas lights cost some, but give us more
• Mother pleads guilty, apologizes for neglect
• Where the sidewalk buck stops
• Helping hands for the fish farm
• Sentence handed down in alcohol-related death of Ashland teenager
• Ashland approves charging stations for electric cars at two spots in city
• Suspect in Medford rooftop burglary spree arrested
• California man gets 6 years for gas station shooting
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Lane Closure on E McAndrews Road - December 27, 2011
• Daily Lane Closure on Grand Avenue: December 28 - 29, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Roof-top Burglar in Custody
• Medford Teen Library Fun!
• Hulburt Bequest Funds Enhanced Services at Jackson County Libraries
• Woman, dog escape a.m. fire that heavily damages residence
• ID thief gets five years in federal pen
• Diamond Parking gets nod for contract with Medford
• Ashland to review criteria for picking banks
• Talent OKs contract with its new city manager
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• Phoenix man arrested in Ponzi scheme
• Struggling, hungry family hopes Santa comes this year
• Police seek help nabbing rooftop burglar
• Where's the rain?
• Out of the Cold
• Medford's downtown revitalization
• Landmarks And Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for December 28, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Racketeering / Securities Fraud Case
• Medford City Weekday Street Closure On 5th Street - December 23 thru February 3, 2012
• Ready To Read Grant Awarded To Jackson County Library Services
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• Is a Medford housing boom coming?
• Redrock Italian Eatery to close
• Unemployed and formerly homeless mom wants a little joy for her boys
• Earth Angels provides help to people in need
• Ashland's residential, commercial garbage pickup rates will increase
• Need bail? Flash that plastic
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• Lecture - Precious Nectar: The History of Winemaking In The Rogue Valley
• County approves $26.5 million building overhaul
• 'I should never have survived that accident'
• Eagle Point to ODOT: Slow it down!
• ACCESS donations slow at critical time
• Opportunity arrives to fill specific needs
• Nutty for nutcrackers
• Father of four pleads guilty to child neglect
• KSKQ negotiates power accord with U.S. Cellular
• Parking-enforcement contract for downtown Medford on hold
• No physical road divider? Then stop for school buses
• Holly Theatre makeover begins
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• Upper Rogue Community Center to get $13,000 grant
• Asante seeks volunteers; training set for March
• Family asks for leniency for driver
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• Traffic stop turns up heroin
• J'ville Tavern owner says stabbing was an accident
• Board accused of 'back-door' appointment
• Mom and children look for holiday cheer
• Program dispenses food, gifts
• Home invasion nets six years
• Plenty of uses for extra steelhead
• Medford Police Department News - Heroin Drug Trafficking
• Small schools, big investment
• Post office sites down to final five
• Mom and son are fighting to stay off streets
• Oregon program collects warm clothes for homeless
• City Council to consider garbage rate increase
• Navy's classroom
• Ashland Arts Center receives anonymous donation
• Mission from the heart
• Greystone Court food drive begins Tuesday
• Head-in parking usually is posted
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• Four people struck by hit-and-run driver
• Man stabbed in Jacksonville bar fight
• Single mom receives grant to continue studies at SOU
• Residents, businesses adopt parks to avoid pesticide use
• Shady Cove approves contract and raise for city administrator
• Medford Police Department News - Assault II, Menacing, Reckless Endangering, Resisting Arrest
• From making art to the art of giving
• Our motto goes back to 1854
• Man burned in Talent park dies at Portland hospital
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• Music, gift cards would cheer up mom, son
• Legalize pot: It'll dry up drug cartels' market, save forests
• Wing Men
• Emergency signal switch has agencies searching for funds
• Medford man will be tried in California shooting
• RCC gives students options to rent texts
• The lovelorn lament of a 'far away soldier boy'
• There's gold in them-thar stories
• On the trail of OR-7
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• Since You Asked: Roadside 'whomps' had short lifespan
• Two secret Santas pay off gift layaways for local children
• Possible soccer merger gets OK
• Man severely burned at Talent skate park
• Christmas tree on top of list for this family
• Ashland police expect to re-examine murder evidence next week
• Businesses get break on paying road costs
• Occupy Ashland making transition in protest strategies
• Man loses home in Medford trailer park blaze
• Living nativity in Jacksonville
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for December 22, 2011
• Medford City Council Special Meeting Agenda for December 22, 2011
• City Council OKs Walmart expansion
• Decision lags on Ashland bike path lighting in wake of murder
• In support of bicycling
• Close-knit Classmates
• Victim's family expresses anger at plea bargain
• It's all about the salmon
• Family stricken by series of setbacks
• Senators back push for Rogue wilderness area
• Signs of the times
• Medford council to study parking changes
• Wanted: tips on best holiday light displays
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• Westminster Presbyterian names new pastor
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• Airport tower 'branding' plan withdrawn
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Meeting Agenda for December 20, 2011
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for December 22, 2011
• Basic necessities would aid a struggling family
• How bad is the gang problem in the Rogue Valley?
• Dutch Bros. to donate proceeds for man's medical bills
• Hearts & Vines awards 6 grants to local groups
• Ashland conducts housing survey
• Bees should be gone for the winter
• Emergency Services
• The play's the thing
• Ripped straight from the headlines!
• Neighbors connect with online network
• Bella Vista warnings aren't meant for good citizens
• New airport scanners take modest view
• Emergency Services
• Suspect in family murders appears in court
• Snowy forecast will help Mount Ashland to open
• Simple gifts could warm teen's lifetime of abuse
• Church's warming station faces delay
• Police say counterfeit money's showing up here
• Local folks adored old-time circus
• School Board may seek better ties with parents of special ed students
• Holiday Hours at the Library
• Since You Asked: Essentials for newbie include pots, pans
• Restaurant holds benefit for ACCESS Inc.
• Speed limit signs are part of Hwy. 99 improvements
• Emergency Services
• Two Portland men get long prison terms for child abuse
• Abused mom, kids could use books, science kit, gift cards
• Second Amendment message on West Main Street
• School's kindergarten academy might close
• Retiring Conroy reflects on Forest Service tenure
• Jackson students get the salon treatment
• Volunteers work for cleaner creeks
• Tell us about your favorite holiday light displays in the valley
• Drug cartels leave a scarred forest legacy
• Emergency Services
• Public Meetings
• Sharing his love of older movies
• Red light doesn't apply in this case
• Wyden unveils healthy food act
• Humane Society's new leader gets an earful
• Struggling family of 5 could use some cheer
• Blackstone Audio nominated for Grammys
• La Clinica's 18,000-square-foot dental clinic takes shape
• Talent names town's first Citizen of the Year
• Trail Card users are free to use coupons
• Photographer offers a talk on the finer points of craft
• City of Medford News : Weekday Street Closure on Stanford Avenue - December 12 to 15
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Special Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda For December 15, 2011
• Executive Session Meeting Notice For December 15, 2011
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda For December 15, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Drug Investigation
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for December 16, 2011
• Casualties of the Mexican drug war
• Restaurant inspections
• Drug cartels pushed from our forests
• Emergency Services
• When it's Wall Street vs. us, don't put your wager on us
• Spirit of Volunteers
• Hope Chest has become 'holiday miracle all year round'
• SOU grad displays aptitude for apps
• Longtime Gold Hill holiday volunteer passes the torch
• Medford doctor begins a new chapter
• U.S. Grant didn't much like Humboldt
• Times, they are a changin"™
• Defiant Abe Lincoln-quoting gold miner fails to sway jury
• Drug team makes rare Medford crack bust
• 'Pocket Of Oregon' project inspires student artwork
• Airport plans expansion as projections see growth
• SOU professors get president's grants
• Grant allows Britt Festivals to bring music to the schools
• Since You Asked: Recycling centers differ on some items
• OR-7 might make home in region's mountains
• A call for holiday help
• Emergency Services
• Material witness indicted
• Penny wise? Medford man gets 1 cent check
• A Lesson in Nutrition
• Artist gives 'cabin fever' new meaning
• Two men arrested in thefts of 25 car batteries
• Food Projects retrieve bags of donated edibles Saturday
• Family escapes attic fire
• Miner appears to not take trial too seriously
• Dutch Bros. will donate to children's organizations
• Britt Festivals hires the Calder Quartet as faculty-in-residence
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• What's the score? COLD
• Man pleads guilty to child sex abuse encouragment
• City of Medford News For Week of December 12 thru 16, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Two Suspects Charged
• City of Medford News For Week of December 8 thru 13, 2011
• Medford Fire-Rescue Responds To Attic Fire
• Businesses concerned about parking validation system
• Religion briefs
• Parents slam a proposal to close Elk Trail school
• Ashland City Council to consider bike path lights
• Uncovering history, from the ground up
• Federal agencies must consult with county
• Jacksonville City Council on board with land swap
• Shady Cove residents honor murder victim
• Annual Christmas event features book giveaway
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• 82-year-old who fell at LAX a retired Phoenix teacher
• $26,000 county grant to boost hot tech firm
• Man dies in house fire
• Local briefs
• Cat alerts family to Medford house fire
• Amnesty International's regional chapter plans Write-A-Thon events
• Vigil set for Shady Cove domestic violence victim
• New trial starts in 2002 vehicle accident case
• Man who drove over his wife pleads guilty to lesser charge
• A bridge of language
• 'Horrific accident' followed flight from Medford to L.A.
• Ashland murder leads to 600 tips
• Emergency Services
• Old signs of times are free speech, so hard to remove
• Voters league programto focus on Dunn House
• Ashland Kiwanis Giving Tree is up through Dec. 18
• A child of Pearl Harbor
• Medford Police Department News - Purple Parrot Robbery
• City of Medford News - December 7, 2011
• Medford Fire Rescue Responds To House Fire
• City of Medford News For Week of December 6 thru 9
• Since You Asked: In salad, fennel is crunchy; roasting makes it sweet
• CFO warns of school district debt
• Artifacts net nearly $370,000
• Ashland hotel chemical overflow lands in creek
• Special delivery for Providence trees
• MRA president: No Sturgis-type rally here
• Cat 'ranch' likely was just a bad pipe dream
• Emergency Services
• Police say Calif. man had no link to killing
• Police arrest protesters at Walden's office
• Cross Creek Trucking hits bad patch after sale
• Robbery suspect photo released
• Lane Closure on Ford Drive - December 7, 2011
• Foggy deep freeze may linger all week
• Ashland School District surveys Rogue Valley for transfer students
• Gold Hill man heads back to court for illegal mining
• Emergency Services
• You can't park your car in the street with expired tags
• Statute of limitations on tickets is 20 years
• Insurance offers aren't scams, water expert says
• An enduring spirit
• Purple Parrot robbed by woman in Medford
• New state forester settles into role
• Severe-weather watchers needed in the region
• Medford Police Department News - Change In Cell Phone Law
• Medford Police Department News - Bank Robber Pleads Guilty
• Makeovers make teens shine
• Local briefs
• December Gardening Calendar for the Rogue Valley
• Little sister of Lady Liberty
• It's just about time for Christmas cheer
• Banks get code-team attention
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Mystery of Benjamin Bones' collection remains
• OR-7 now a media sensation
• Priceless character behind items in auction
• Duck Season
• Relatives seek help for kids caught in house fire
• Talent offers administrator post to man from Alaska
• Murder defense for ex-Medford officer will cite mental state
• Review: Camelot's damned elsuive hero is hugely entertaining
• Indian artifacts a tough sell for SOHS
• Calif. man questioned in Grubbs case
• Forensic expert says analysis takes time
• Santa's Awakening
• Butte Falls schools get hatchery land deed
• Shady Cove makes progress on administrator's deal
• Robber who hit Medford bank enters guilty plea pleads guilty
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Since You Asked: Actually, that was the park in White City
• Smoke Alarm Saves Resident's Life
• SOU pushes measures for gender-neutral campus
• Opposition to Winters' gun appeal gains steam
• Financial woes will close Boys & Girls Club in Shady Cove
• Banishing the fear
• Annual home tour puts folks in holiday mood
• It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas
• religion briefs
• Family-oriented holiday events
• Hatchery proposal could get jump-start
• Decades of renewal come to a happy end
• blood drive
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Jumbo jet draws attention in our airspace
• Settlements reached in sex-abuse cases
• City of Medford News - Week of December 5 thru 9
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Mistreatment of horses could lead to charges
• Since You Asked: Fingernails and reptile scales made of same thing
• Ashland brings in forensic specialist
• Chicken ban ends in White City
• Fabric of the Heart
• Schedule change riles school classified staff
• Police arrest three in forged payroll check scheme
• Keeping cash in our communities
• Jackson County looks to flex its muscle against Feds
• Jacksonville deer are rarely hit by vehicles
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• More questions than answers in Ashland
• Helicopter crash families attend NTSB safety forum
• Airport tower ad plan goes to county commission next
• Ashland shifts course, bans dogs from Bluebird Park
• Forum examines effects of budget reductions
• High pressure brings air stagnation alert
• News briefs
• No shortage of need
• A collegial downtown
• Several pensions top six figures
• A Tall Order
• School mourns former student killed in crash
• OLLI gets $1 million grant — again
• Local news briefs
• County urban renewal agency to dedicate new White City park
• Emergency Services
• McCullough bridges stand test of time
• Ashland police chase leads on murder
• Medford Police Department News - Drug Manufacturing leads to House Fire
• Medford Police Department News - Multi Vehicle Crash
• Residents upset about Medford parking fees
• Settlement reached over former teacher's conduct
• Controlled burns set for watershed
• Electrical problems suspected in house fire outside Ashland
• Ashland could reconsider cellphone antenna ruling
• Emergency Services
• Since You Asked: Don't let delay to start season make you crabby
• Food drive begins with eye toward increased need
• Medford parking changes set to go into effect
• Sata's Education
• Single resident will face charges in Medford fire
• Providence Festival of Trees 2011
• Medford Fire-Rescue Responds To Structure Fire
• Since You Asked: Signage on towerwon't block sightlines
• Thanksgiving leftover that never goes stale? The stories
• Putting a number on their backs
• Two hospitalized after 6-car crash closes Medford street
• Salvation Army, Toys for Tots combine forces
• Medford case puts spotlight on child neglect
• Blaze destroys unoccupied home outside Ashland
• Dangerous combination sparks house fire
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Restaurant Inspections
• In David's Name
• Ashland unites in wake of murder
• Seda prison term set to begin in January
• 'Relationship issues' cited in Talent shooting
• Medford mess gets makeover
• Train show tracks down enthusiasts
• Holiday shoppers descend to occupy Ashland
• Since You Ask: Extremely loud and incredibly close to some ears
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For December 2, 2011
• Medford school board dismisses teacher
• Shady Cove supervisor at center of debate over revised deal
• Talent considers plan for improvements to Chuck Roberts Park
• Josephine County squad reports 33 drug arrests
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Since You Asked: Del Rio Road work turns into big project
• Medford Teen Library Saturday Fun!
• Shadowchaser of The Siskiyous at Medford Branch Library
• Lecture - The Battle of Iwo Jima
• Lecture - When The Circus Train Comes To Town
• Talent shooting mars Thanksgiving
• Black Friday will be here before you know it
• Garbage in, a hefty fee for plumbing out
• Ashland police set murder investigation forum
• Gold Hill mayor wants city to get in gear
• Police: Pedestrian's death a tragic reminder
• Former Talent manager's deal put on hold
• Shady Cove couple's deaths ruled murder-suicide
• Since You Asked: Star light, star bright ... aw, rats, it's a satellite
• Fire Sprinkler System Contains Dryer Fire at Providence Medford Medical Center
• Gift of Thanksgiving meal boosts family's hope for a better life
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Explosive device blasts park men's room
• Ashland International Film Festival lands grant
• School board votes for construction excise tax
• Easy come, easy go
• That's a lotta spuds
• Authorities will increase patrols during holiday
• Street markings indicate bicycle travel
• Ashland tragedy deepens
• Shady Cove couple found dead
• Medford Police Department News - Increase in Vehicle Battery Thefts Seen
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Cancelled
• JCLS Thanksgiving Holiday Closure
• A Little Holiday Cheer Can Go a Long Way On Our Roads This Holiday Season
• Since You Asked: Bread you can break for days
• Emergency Services
• Murder fallout grips Ashland
• String of battery thefts seen as easy money for thieves
• School Board OKs training conference
• Man arrested with 2 ounces of meth
• RCC Orchestra hosts 'Messiah' sing-along Sunday in Grants Pass
• Bates, Buckley talk health care reform at town hall
• So many bridges, so little time
• Campus newspaper ends print edition
• Central Point competes for Pepsi grant to buy art trailer
• Medford Police Department News - Motor Vehicle Crash
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement Team News - Drug Investigation
• Shock and mourning for murder victim: 'He had no enemies'
• Students love this teacher's pet
• 'We're barely making it'
• It's Apple Pickin' Time!
• Shady Cove contract talks go long, come up empty
• Grants to help buy protective firefighter gear
• 'Council Watch'
• Air quality: A chance to clear the air
• 'Only a Play' a bit slow
• Emergency Services
• Police hunt for Ashland murder suspect
• Secondary schools push for training days
• 'Warm Feet, Warm Hearts' Sock Donations
• Ashland doc changes practice to concierge care
• Plan now for Rogue Valley spring blooming bulbs
• Contrary to reports, shaking salt habit remains essential
• 'Christmas' taken for a spin in OCT show
• On a mission to help 'a forgotten people'
• The Stumbo revolution
• Beer really is more than a breakfast food
• Caminos, MT have launched photo contest
• Senior Shoebox gifts collected by ACCESS
• Some pears not meant to be picked
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Welcome to Medford — but first these words from our sponsor
• Reported shooting probed in Ashland
• Dinner Plans
• Commercial projects create Rogue Valley construction mini boom
• Safety concerns close spans in national forest
• Support overflows for Haiti water effort
• Medford one-car accident sends couple to hospital
• Grove spared in Ashland police station plan
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Since You Asked: Sing-a-long of 'Messiah' set for Grants Pass
• Medford Branch Library Pajama Tree
• Proposed bill expands Wild Rogue Wilderness
• Wet, snowy weather hazardous to drivers
• Shooting witness remains in custody
• religion briefs
• Singing cowboy theme wins GingerBread Jubilee
• Pirate Bingo
• Bleak forecast comes as no surprise to local school districts
• Where to get permits for Chrtmas tree hunting
• Art eases the pain
• Medford's new Walmart store won't be another plain Jane
• City Council approves 'branding' of airport tower
• In search of the perfect tree ... weather permitting
• Talent settlement with former city manager void
• Award-winning archaeological films will be shown at ScienceWorks
• SOU professor to speak on producing your own food
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Snow arrives ... somewhere
• Medford Police Department News - Adult Store Robbery Update
• Collaborative behind forest thinning wins national award
• SOU opera singers off to Carnegie Hall
• Talent teenager sentenced for actions against ex-girlfriend
• Power restored at Ashland radio station
• Board member rejoins Phoenix-Talent school panel
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Since You Asked: Moral of the story, obey the traffic lights
• Water Commission sticks with more expensive iron pipe
• Thieves, vandals destroy bridge
• David Hoppe throws hat into DA race
• Mt. Ashland plans no summer recreation additions
• School bus company seeks dismissal of Confederate flag case
• North Medford speech, debate team needs volunteer judges for its annual tournament
• A lighter, gentler 'The Fantasticks'
• Second suspect in Adult Shop robber arrested
• Swept away
• News briefs
• Cascade Bonsai Society to discuss pruningon Thursday in Medford
• Workshop set on adding environment ideas to startups
• Names of Rogue spans seem random
• Emergency Services
• White City animal owners get reprieve on regulations
• Expected snowfall could give ski season a boost
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Canceled
• Wolf crosses into Jackson County
• Rock on: Obama initiative may give public more of Table Rocks
• Parents plead not guilty to neglect charges
• Talent councilman jailed after pull-over
• (Not) over-the-air FM
• Local news briefs
• Look, up in the sky ... a snow goose?
• Emergency Services
• City Council Meeting Agenda for November 17, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Business Burglary
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Meeting Agenda for November 15, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Two Charged With Multiple Counts Of Criminal Mistreatment
• A one-on-one school
• Going once ... going twice ... SOLD!
• OSF raises ticket prices again
• Neighbors complain Bigham Knoll not performing commission requirements
• New Zealand science event to feature DellaSala speech
• Who has right of way at business accesses?
• The Tempo overlap gets your paper out sooner
• Emergency Services
• City Council Study Session Meeting Agenda for November 17, 2011
• The $49 million question
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Parking perspective does a U-Turn
• 'People chose to be silent ... and that created more victims'
• Raids blunt medical marijuana season
• All the right moves
• Gold Hill will sell old fire station
• WARNING: Warnings may cause headaches, irritability
• Smart, new friend is getting all the attention
• In honored memory of those who fell
• A Chilling Effect
• St. Vincent de Paul holiday meal still in need of donations
• Restaurant Inspections
• Are wolves a worry?
• news briefs
• Blood drives
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Choking victim improves
• Couple face charges of mistreating 4 children
• Eased transfer rule worries school officials
• SOU enrollment hits record: Hispanic students rise 25%
• Occupy struggle
• Brecht's 'Chalk Circle' will leave you laughing, thinking
• Not forgotten
• Artifacts describe Army life in the 1850s
• Tours set to gather ideas on preserving Beekman House
• High-tech cops arrest two Southern Oregon men for sex abuse
• Region's lone wolf OR-7 might receive a new name
• Veterans Day activities
• Pet Fashion Show adds 'best-dressed' category
• Drawn to gangs
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Police drug drop-off is on a 'no-questions-asked' basis
• Fort Lane
• Main Street parking limits proposed
• Contested arrest video released
• Ashland resident can't promote tax evasion, court says
• Construction expected this week on Northgate
• FEMA emergency signal flops in Oregon
• Miss the McPhail makeover episode? Catch it online
• Alleged getaway driver pleads not guilty
• Surgery distances memory
• It's do-or-die time for deal to swap land
• $525,000 hinges on steel-iron quandary
• Local Veterans Day activities
• Accustions fly in Gold Hill pot-patch brouhaha
• Medford educator Rich Miles announces retirement
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• The Dugout
• ‘Groceries For The Mind’ Book Sale
• Medford Police Department News - Operation C.A.R.E #5
• CAFÉ: Customer Acquisition Forum and Education
• Medford Police Department News - Pedestrian Accident
• One-Stop Holiday Shopping
• Medford Police Department News - Halloween DUII Enforcement
• Medford Police Department News - Attempted Theft by Extortion
• Busy Ashland Council agenda includes guns, cellphone tower plan
• Samaritan law has boundaries
• Emergency Services
• Migrating wolf enters southwest Oregon
• Medford district imposes classified staff cuts
• Video contest full of tricks, treats
• Jacksonville man ID'd in fatal crash
• Dentists to kids: We'll buy your candy
• Ashland schools still in red on lunches
• Boo!tiful fun on Main Street
• Medford Police Department - Car Thief Arrested
• Man facing firearms charges held without bail
• Running a-fowl of the law
• The Ease of Growing Pumpkins
• Court fracas suspect gets prison
• Planting for the Future
• Phoenix grad and filmmaker to film short movie in valley
• Young aspirations
• Jacksonville reports healthy tourist season
• No set time for candy collecting, but curfews are in effect
• If bike lane is present, bicyclists must use it
• Emergency services
• 'A miracle harvest'
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for November 4, 2011
• Turning Out, Not Away
• Boys who damaged cemetery pay for their crime
• Scary tales, can come true, it can happen to you
• Good guys don't have to yell, but they should speak up
• Talent bicycle shop moving to larger site, will increase services
• Bank boss incensed about getting 2 cents from public
• Murder suspect faces additional charges
• Jazz fest dropped Studio C to save
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Resolution expected on roadwork projects
• Yeomanettes — women go to war
• Different Views
• The Faces Of War
• Medford school workers contract unsettled
• Stolen Applegate headstone returned
• Landslides in ski expansion area will be studied
• Medford man in hospital following shootout
• Shady Cove driver rescued on remote road
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Since You Asked: Road work near SMHS in the plans long-range
• MURA allows Lithia to remodel Middleford Parking Garage
• Pirates to Raiders
• St. Mary's seeks inspired artists to adorn new chapel
• Repairs complete at canal; upgrade to follow
• Since You Asked: Dissolved oxygen led to deaths of Expo pond trout
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• A voice for the dead
• City of Medford News - October 26, 2011
• Landmarks And Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda For November 1, 2011
• MADGE and DEA Taking Back Unwanted Prescription Drugs At Medford City Hall
• Merlin boy recovering after being shot in leg
• Since You Asked: When is it time for porta-potties to go?
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Weaponry still missing from home in Central Point
• Grants Pass man charged in gun incident set for Medford court
• Mom sues district for son's brain disabilities
• Judge's verdict sends man into a frenzy, witnesses say
• How to bring zombies back to life
• First goal for new Britt director ... 'sustainability'
• Medford Police Department News - Adult Store Robbery
• OverDrive and Amazon Launch Kindle Compatibility with Library E-Books
• Getting with the program
• 'Night of Healing' program Thursday will focus on life after breast cancer
• Homage to peacemakers
• Emergency Services
• Sunny days, cool nights enhance fall colors
• Former deputy wins federal case
• Leader of local meth ring sentenced to 15 years in prison
• Eagle Point district could pair elementary schools
• Dry weather raises burn pile risks
• Co-op offers alternative to Evans Valley students
• Gear up for mountain bike weekend
• Hearing set on public art amendment
• Since You Asked: Pomegranates stain; be careful freeing seeds
• 'A different world'
• It's best to stick to crosswalks
• Medford's raw sewage contaminating creeks
• Local groups helping patients whose suppliers were raided
• Pair of robbers makes off with Adult Shop money
• OSF attendance hurt by beam failure
• Democrat Segers will take on Rep. Walden again
• Ashland will give up ski area permit
• Sex-trafficking nightmare focus of panel discussion
• Convicted rapist pleads guilty to raping juvenile
• A home-grown CEO
• Ashland lawyer to appear on 'Colbert Report'
• Author seeking dignity for Indian dead to speak at SOU
• Bartlett St. might link Commons, downtown
• Madrone charter school weighs eco-friendly additions
• Felony arrests
• Rules of passing on right, left-hand turns on red
• 22,000 memories
• In the service
• Local news briefs
• Turning a 'thorne' into a rose
• Happy Halloween!
• Judge to consider county lawsuit against city over park
• State Marine Board to vote on new standards Tuesday
• Story of late-blooming love leads to group hug
• Acceptance is hard to gain when you're not from 'here'
• Medford's old burial ground
• Neighborhood Watch
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Area rail plans are rumbling
• OnTrack's Rita Sullivan honored by the state
• Enter, stage left, the volunteer reader
• 'Shroom hunter
• Seda had financial assets at time of 2007 trial
• Restaurant Inspections
• Local news briefs
• A third trial?
• Credit union sees spike in interest after beginning of Occupy rally
• Chromium levels found to be low in Medford water
• Author relies on inventive strategy
• Central Point church starts $3 million effort to build its new home
• Since You Asked: Listeria outbreak raises a plethora of issues
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for October 27, 2011
• La Nina awaits
• religion briefs
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• It's tough to recycle styrofoam
• 'We have to get smart on crime'
• 'SITE ART'
• Two local environmental groups join forces
• DEA raids another medical marijuana garden in Central Point
• Ashland hospital will hold forum to discuss partnership
• New plays festival shows great promise
• Elvis impersonator to perform for veterans memorial benefit
• Talent council likes manager pick
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for October 27, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - DV Sweep101911
• Executive Session Meeting Notice For October 27, 2011
• Cellphone helps woman in park attack
• Sex abuse survivor writes book about his life's journey
• Ashland picks temporary city administrator
• news briefs
• Operation CARE heads for north Medford
• Getting to the Core
• Regional planning initiative approved by county
• State prepares to bring I-5 electric car stations online
• FOR CAT'S SAKE
• Jackson County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Jackson County
• Ashland's dog (and chicken) whisperer
• Behind closed doors
• Main Headline
• Finding The Way
• Cherry Creek ruling appealed to state board
• Elementary schools get boost in staffing
• Ashland approves donation boxes for homeless
• New Phoenix council approves water switch
• Since You Asked: Crossing guard has a role to play in child safety
• Emergency Services
• Since You Asked: Is it OK to double most recipes?
• Oops! Sign was in error; no Trader Joe's or REI yet
• Prescription drug abuse 'out of control'
• 'It's good for everyone'
• Board talks developer excise tax
• Ashland opts for higher-cost search firm
• 'Extreme Makeover' show airs Oct. 28
• Emergency Services
• History for sale
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For October 21, 2011
• Medford Police Department Citizen’s Academy 2012
• Medford Police Department News - Search Warrant is Successful
• Phoenix will consider council candidates
• Sewer line project seen as landfill money-saver
• Homelessness issues come before Ashland
• Since You Asked: Hand-held cellphones outlawed for drivers
• Traffic camera flashes could be a system check
• Felony arrests
• Meanwhile, a surprise among the pines
• Salmon at home in creek
• City Council Meeting Agenda for October 20, 2011
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Study Session Meeting for October 20, 2011
• Land of the Giants
• Open Doors Policy
• Emergency Services
• Is our Trader Joe's nightmare nearing an end?
• Otherwise Occupied
• Embattled Central Point tire business closes
• In search of coming attractions
• When a pet adopts us there is nothing to be done about it
• Abner Weed — the golden millionaire
• No more road trips to score her Trader Joe's fix
• Soliciting is irksome, not illegal
• Camelot Theatre props to be given away for free
• Jacksonville Cemetery tours continue today
• Home-buying class offered
• Yard debris burning banned in Medford
• Verdict troubles defense attorneys
• Central Point killing suspect faces new charges
• Two child sex-abuse offenders sentenced
• Lawmakers defend state's rights in pot farm tour
• Talent to interview city manager candidate
• Pullover leads to pills, two handguns, arrest
• Tons and tons of plastic
• DEA rips out more pot plants
• Death shocks family
• Emergency services
• Medford Police Department News - Search Warrant Nets Two Arrests
• Medford Police Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda for October 18th, 2011
• JCLS Gold Hill Book Sale
• Guilty ... Again
• news briefs
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Taxes too high? Challenge
• Medford planners deny airport tower branding proposal
• Wall Street protesters to 'occupy' Medford
• IT'S THE LAW
• Quick action by firefighters saves SOU's Swedenburg House
• Silent auction to benefit family of David Hart
• Drug and gang enforcement team arrests two Medford men on multiple drug charges
• Medford man dies after struggle with police
• religion briefs
• Medford Police Department News - October 12, 2011
• Medford Police Department News -Marijuana Thieves Caught by Alert Neighbor
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Regular Meeting Agenda for October 18, 2011
• Vet died 'for no good reason ...'
• State delegation pushes for timber payments bill
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Since You Asked: Sheriff's website has case of 'hiccups'
• Seda's defense should not cost taxpayers, says the prosecution
• 2 charged with stealing medical pot
• More Than Words Can Say
• Stabbing suspect charged with attempted murder
• Ashland Food Co-op caught in labor dispute
• Historic status sought for Talent building
• Murder trial jury will continue talks today
• Medford Police Department News - Missing Juvenile With ‘A Child Is Missing’ Activation
• Medford Police Department News - Attempted Arson in City Park
• Medford Police Department News - Stabbing Suspect Identified
• Man rescues his dog from house fire
• Since You Asked: Two Pines returns, but in name only
• Man's fate in hands of jury, again
• Chinook appear OK after Eagle Point canal failure
• Not in bad shape for 94
• Police search for suspect in Medford stabbing
• Burn pile blaze serves as a reminder about safety
• Arson suspected in fire at Medford park
• Ashland firefighters will have temporary home
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Downtown improvement efforts
• Medford Police Department News - Unrelated Stabbings Land Two Victims in Hospital
• Medford Police Department News - Subject Injured While Making Explosive Device
• Since You Asked: Plastic in freezer less likely to be harmful
• Death on 62
• Federal forest managers to burn 30,000 acres
• Photographer Kent Brown has seen a lot of history
• Phoenix High marching band wins new uniforms
• Overturned vehicle blocks downtown traffic
• Emergency Services
• There might be space for a grocery store at new Lone Pine Square
• Witnesses describe fatal clash as chaotic
• Two women are suspects in weekend knife attacks
• Dumping ground
• Dazed and confused!
• Finding great pumpkin just part of the fun
• 'A whole new world'
• Former bus driver sues Central Point School District
• Group proposes donation boxes for homeless
• Health reasons force Nordquist to step down
• Pedestrians must obey traffic lights
• Emergency Services
• Study Sesson Meeting Agenda For Medford Urban Renewal Agency
• Medford Police Department News - October 5, 2011
• Toxic avenger
• We're in a rut; elk,deer are in rut
• Local news briefs
• Emergency services
• Story of deregulation should anger all of us
• Who Needs Newspapers?
• Motorized vehicle plan for forests changes little
• Camelot gives warm nod to '70s feminism
• WOPR fans, foes debate its future
• Some twins are hardly the same
• The writing's on the wall
• 'Sky Billy' is flying free
• Restaurant inspections
• Man that defense claims is real killer testifies
• Council adopts tower options
• Gov. wants Wild Rogue listed as a 'crown jewel'
• Lawyer in landmark ruling says government went too far
• Talent council appoints Brown to Goyette's seat
• Former St. Mary's teacher, student remembered fondly
• High-speed teen in custody
• Roundabout will not fit at Jackson and Biddle
• Gas relief
• Emergency services
• Local briefs
• City of Medford Fire-Rescue News: Fire Prevention Week - Medford Fire-Rescue Open House
• Keep in touch
• Food Project: Something to be proud of
• Legal aid service laments lack of financial support from Medford
• Sheriff's Department's computer upgrade tends to downgrade information flow
• Dick Troon was a pioneer in the Rogue Valley's wine industry
• Family advocate Arnie Green remembered for work with children
• Electricity came to Medford, Ashland in late 1890s
• Eagle Point turnaround
• 'Summer rush' comes late for Realtors
• Local briefs
• Religion briefs
• 'We are just fed up'
• Medford Police Department News - Early Morning Highway 62 Collision
• Swiss Chard - A great addition to your fall garden
• Feds come down hard again on licensed pot growers
• UPDATED: Drug Enforcement Agency executing federal search warrant at Central Point farm
• Wyden bill would renew federal timber payments
• Jacksonville Elementary parents seek one more teacher
• 'OCCUPY ASHLAND'
• Rain ends Jackson, Josephine counties' short fire seasons
• County wants Butte Falls schools to have abandoned fish hatchery
• Man charged with the online sex crime
• Pot grower dazed over big fed raid
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• Complaints draw extra attention from police
• Testimony begins in retrial of a 2006 murder case
• Head-on collision closes part of Hwy 62
• U.S. Supreme Court interested in guns, pot case
• Crater High graduate earns medal after near-fatal Afghanistan injury
• Local protest to echo Freedom Plaza occupation
• Prosecutors seek life sentence in abuse case
• Family dispute leads to standoff in Talent
• OSPIRG group protests cost of college texts
• Ex-councilman pleads not guilty in child porn case
• VA patients can get 'drive-by' flu shots today
• News briefs
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• Emergency services
• Space and costs keep Heloise from MT
• New image for jazz festival
• Ashland, City Council still working on ski permit deal
• 'It's all just a blur'
• Fish And Wildlife Forensic Lab Program
• Medford Police Department News - October 2, 2011
• 'Sell' tower?
• Since You Asked: Pick the right potato for the job
• Emergency Services
• Rogue River School board considers lease for Evans Valley
• Ski permit on tonight's agenda
• Tyler is on the mend
• Woman charged in box-cutter stabbing
• Spill muddies Big Butte Creek
• Fellowship donates Ashland Creek trail
• School board tie vote nixes rental fee for nonprofits
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For October 7, 2011
• Falling property taxes has darker side
• Queen of the Autumn Garden - Swiss Chard
• Judge in landmark ruling to lecture at SOU
• Britt Gardens restoration to proceed ... on smaller scale
• A petition to recall commissioner hits milestone of 5,000
• District and staff pursue new accord
• Bicycle-car accident in Medford prompts an attack on the driver
• Public Meetings
• Homeless student problem needs solving
• Restaurant inspections
• People-watching without a shred of discretion
• Allegiant's Phoenix route is on hiatus
• Southern Oregon was built on mining
• 'Golden Crown' was all in the family
• Local urban raccoons — a growing nuisance
• No safe cushion with this crowd
• The bridge that wasn't there
• Danger in the Mountains
• Local briefs
• Fire guts Wimer home
• Leader of Britt Festivals leaves it better than he found it
• High-tech task force is on hunt for grants
• International influx
• Fire officials ease restrictions in national forests
• Sound waves controlled by temperatures
• Local briefs
• City Council Meeting Agenda for October 6, 2011
• Raid on pot farm alarms other providers
• Discovery
• Putting the history back in historic Jacksonville
• PremierWest won't wait for Shady Cove to buy waterworks
• Progress drives new Rogue River School District boss
• Eric Brimlow heads home after 300-foot slide into the Crater Lake caldera in July
• Mail Tribune launches Halloween video contest
• AAUW hosts talk with OSF's Alison Carey
• Controlled burn to aid Agate preserve
• Eight-week support group deals with grief, mourning process, problem solving
• How're the Expo Ponds coming along?
• Alternative energy to be topic at dinner celebration
• A loaded issue
• Going Out of Business
• Squeezing blood out of a shrinking turnip
• Auchincloss sent back to the slammer
• News briefs
• Case of missing bicyclist baffles family, authorities
• Keep on wincing: It'll be a month or two for ugly spot by park to get fixed
• Pot grower dazed over big fed raid
• Local woman to take voices of vets to D.C.
• County grant aims to reduce number of repeat offenders
• Southern Oregon Pride parade on Saturday
• Oregon's public colleges can't ban guns
• Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for October 4, 2011
• Geologist to talk about evolution Thursday
• Glove box was once called a 'gin locker'
• Pete Seda sentenced to nearly three years
• Talent OKs constructing new mosque
• Morning blaze damages duplex
• Mt. Ashland opponents call for boycott
• Oregon Health Plan to be streamlined, officials say
• Wide range of helping earns couple Spirit of Giving Award
• Phoenix-Talent School District seeks applicants for open seat
• News briefs
• Licensed and legal ... for now
• Medford Police Department News - Theft Suspect Arrested
• Since You Asked: Garlic, ginger can stoke fire, too
• Rep. Hicks to seek re-election
• Police arrest Wisconsin sex offender on theft charges
• Court rules for pro-Seda group in civil rights case
• Gas pipeline export talk not a surprise to LNG opponents
• Search for cyclist continues
• Council approves sidewalk project
• Doctors: Drug presentations are balanced
• Olive tree is a gamble
• Lane Closure On Biddle Road At O'Hare Parkway - September 28, 2011
• SOU plans residence hall, dining complex
• Beach bummed in Gold Hill
• N.Y. Times critic to discuss his literary passion
• Applegate school zone sign appears to be incorrect
• Planning Commission minutes are posted on city website
• Emergency Services
• Local briefs
• Menace under a tranquil surface
• Restoring its glory
• What's next for Butte Falls Hatchery?
• Lane Closure at Biddle Road and O'Hare Pkwy - September 26, 2011
• How much are pharmaceutical companies paying your doctor?
• Hazards of history snooping
• Even boys couldn't keep sisters apart forever
• At least 3 wrecks at Hanley-238 intersection
• 'Family' theme for Pride parade in Ashland
• Emergency services
• Have the Dems abandoned Obama or has Obama abandoned the Dems?
• Those Who Served
• Central Point man enters plea of not guilty in murder
• Medford veteran 'shouldn't be forgotten'
• Symphony opens with a rousing musical mix
• Phoenix man charged with multiple felonies in check-cashing scheme
• At a fast clip
• Schools give high marks to No Child changes
• Hot fun in the summertime? ... Not this year
• Court: U.S. improperly took Al-Haramain assets
• This is a drill
• Bank robbery suspect caught in Grants Pass
• Algae warning issued once again for Lost Creek Lake
• Since You Asked: Night trains carrying wood are heading to Dillard
• Emergency services
• In a word ... $*&!@%*#
• Free Book Giveaway at the Medford Library Book Shop
• Medford Teen Library Fun!
• Overturned conviction far from over
• Living a challenge
• Britt reports good season
• Sand Mountain buys Forest Service property
• Multiple murder suspect granted plea continuance
• Teen in critical condition after skateboard accident
• SOU staff disrupted to allow Churchill renovation
• Effort goes into recycling
• Emergency services
• Holly project granted facade funding
• In Short Supply
• Oregon Women of the Word Seminar starts today
• MT launches video contest
• Getting ready to wrap up the season...
• Making their way through the wilderness
• 'Race' for Gold Hill council seat ends in 4-4 tie
• Two Southern Oregon men jailed on pot charges in Molalla
• Woman's lottery jackpot snatched
• Since You Asked: Yes, there used to be gloves in the glove box
• Central Point resident killed in truck crash
• STILL HERE
• Emergency services
• School hit by grant glitch
• Appeals court tosses out conviction in drug case
• Library Card Required
• Unsettling Times
• Charges won't be filed in death of White City child
• Logos boosts school totals
• In Need Of Support
• Veterans' center path will be paved by state
• Correlation found between economy, child abuse cases
• Ashland council votes to raise electricity rates
• Since You Asked: Be wary of drinking water from streams
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Soften your butter, but don't melt it
• Mulch!
• Multiple problems lead to medical group closure
• Plugged In
• Crate Lake rim drive in line for fixes
• Klamath Dam-removal cost estimates fall
• Mail Tribune video contest launches for Halloween
• Bolsinger in state pen in Salem
• Emergency Services
• 'I can't stop thinking about it. I keep seeing it'
• Tip-A-Cop At Applebee’s - Fundraising
• A matter of life or death
• She wants you — badly — to remember breast exams
• Closed school may reopen as Wimer's co-op
• School-area drug arrests don't worry local expert
• Off the hook for jury duty, but process lifts my civic pride
• Emergency Services
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• Ashlander wins again
• 'College' promises trail stewardship experience
• Closer than you might think
• Add some color to your late summer garden!
• Monument to History
• Trick or treat? More than likely ... both
• Gold Hill questions fire response efforts
• Manor adding to ability to offer medical care
• Maureen was right about the whiskers
• Sports park traffic surge anticipated
• Emergency services
• Medford native ' was pretty well prepared for those kind of things'
• Gold Hill saves the nation
• A lesson in karma crashes home at bad driver school
• New murder trial slated for October
• UO scholarships gets $5 million boost
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Meeting Agenda for September 22, 2011
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for September 22, 2011
• Restaurant Inspections
• 'Miracle after miracle after miracle'
• Here's The Deal
• Polishing a diamond at Ethan's Field
• Timber sale seen as step for pilot project
• New stage of development
• Jacksonville wine-tasting venue gets the go-ahead for musical acts
• Since You Asked: Morning freeway noise has us stalled
• Emergency services
• McPhails' housing windfall appears to be tax free
• Medford broker admits to federal crime
• Citations prove costly for Jacksonville bargain hunters
• EPA joins Blue Ledge cleanup
• Medford reverses RPS land decision to avoid legal appeals
• Your neighbors help feed the valley's hungry
• Interstate 5 resurfacing will close freeway lanes
• SOHS takes traveling program to Lake Creek
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• No Child Left Inside?
• Emergency services
• Religion briefs
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement News - Search Warrant For Heroin Served
• Welcome Home
• 'Big step' taken in Medford school talks
• Online comment board behavior troubles Ashland officials
• Questions remain in death of former Medford resident
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Those pesky bugs could be one in a million
• Huddleston to retire; endorses chief deputy
• Court will trim services, staffing
• The Trickle-Down Effect
• North Medford will take strong stand against school bullies
• Activity restrictions increase as weather prompts fire danger
• Grants Pass man sues after prune juice explodes in face
• Curious critter causes Ashland power outage
• Medford homeowner confronts intruder
• Drug arrest made near Medford high school
• Eagle Point man killed in truck crash
• 'A Good Thing For The County And The Community'
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Pilot Rock named for its use as a guide
• Harry & David exec: 'We're out of bankruptcy'
• Tires called safety hazard
• Winery's musical offerings reviewed for noise
• Have you seen this bee?
• City Council Meeting Agenda for September 15, 2011
• Applicants Sought For Medford Boards And Commissions
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for September 16, 2011
• Since You Asked: Temperature inconsistencies can make peaches mealy
• Medford open house highlights 'one-stop' development services
• The People's Land
• Actor Robinson: Work ethic is the end-all
• Ashland woman helps Jordanian farmers
• Did Ashland chamber get spooked?
• Dam work includes Ruch-area perks
• Jack Walker recovering from bypass
• 'Forgotten rainforests' subject of talk at Southern Oregon University
• Woman gets 10 years in ex-cop's killing
• Squirrels probably play out of sight
• Emergency Services
• Bumps along the way
• City of Medford Community Development Services Public Open House
• JCLS Storytelling Tent at Multicultural Fair
• Local briefs
• Remembering the fallen
• Large Oregon wildfires leave valley in a haze
• Three lightning-started fires under control
• Ashland food bank moves to new home
• Local scientists want people to renew focus on climate change
• Convicted sex offender on the run
• Traffic observations on cross-country trip
• Are we safer?
• Emergency services
• Theft Spree Suspect In Custody
• Muni Court Author to Speak
• 'It changed our country forever'
• 'We were all struck dumb'
• Coming full circle
• Chef sues Jacksonville brewhouse over firing
• Riparian zone plan goes back to council
• Firefighters battle blaze near O'Brien
• The day the world no longer made sense to me
• A great story about a glorious feeling
• Emergency services
• Restaurant inspections
• Local briefs
• Charter schools part of district
• 'How vulnerable we all were'
• Steel from the WTC goes on display in Ashland
• Emergency services
• Audio relief is on the way ... slowly
• Grand jury indicts Central Point suspect
• Focused on the Future
• OSF director leaves after 17 years at the helm
• Blaze circled; crews begin mop-up
• 'Makeover' has a blast
• Next Stage Repertory Company puts on a little gem of a first play
• OSP traffic stop nets one arrest, 45 pounds of pot
• A line of defense
• Workshop explores natural history of Ashland watershed
• 9/11 events
• Mercury in Emigrant Lake fish is here to stay
• Emergency services
• History of violence for victim, suspect
• Ashland cancels popular Halloween parade
• Caretaking Rogue River Ranch
• MURA's Last Gasp
• Sawyer remembered as a 'kind and graceful' jurist
• Local briefs
• Religion briefs
• JCLS Storytime Programs Begin September 19, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Senior Fraud
• Extremely Grateful
• Emergency services
• Mystery solved. It's wind turbines
• Eagle Point man gets jail for shooting dog
• Fright Night
• 330-acre Little Butte fire remains out of control
• Phoenix settles with outgoing city manager
• Ashland retains bus fare subsidy at least until the end of the year
• One-woman crime spree suspect arrested
• Simmons murder trial is postponed
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• Medford Police Department News - Labor Day Weekend DUII Saturation
• Assessor quits, blames 'hostile' work environment
• A revised lesson plan for Rogue River schools
• Little Butte blaze proves difficult for fire crews
• OSF has plan for Ashland rules on buskers
• 25 impaired drivers are caught over Labor Day
• Felony Arrests
• Since You Asked: And wouldn't 'flutterby' make more sense than 'butterfly'?
• 'You couldn't ask for a better person'
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement News - September 3, 2011
• Medford Police Department Launches Intensive Crackdown on Impaired Driving Police Vow to Arrest Everyone Found Driving Impaired
• City Of Medford News - September 6, 2011
• Since You Asked: Your oven works best for drying tomatoes
• AAUW garden tour features Jacksonville treasures
• Crews battle growing fire near Medford
• Speed is key to building 'Extreme' TV home
• Wall-to-wall action
• Murder scene was familiar to police
• C.A.T.S. put into a corner
• Medford City Council/Urban Renewal Study Session Agenda for September 8, 2011
• Emergency services
• Ashland Food Co-op workers split on unionizing
• Ashland sports club hits on new approach
• Ashland may increase fares for city buses
• Webworms are ugly but also benign
• Emergency Services
• News Briefs
• Free Training for Afterschool Care Providers
• Firefighters Memorial Stair Climb September 11, 2011
• 'It was a traumatic death. There was a lot of trauma'
• Fill this fridge
• Gopher wisdom
• Emergency services
• Time runs out on a sanctuary
• Jacksonville tries again with land-swap proposal
• Temperatures in the triple-digits could come this next week
• Common sense went missing, along with our hero and his dog
• Hip-hop makes itself at home
• Chorale joins other vocal groups in 'Requiem' for 9/11
• Walking to a dancing tune
• Feasting on the fruits (and veggies) of others' labors
• Changing the classroom
• Restaurant inspections
• Weekly News Quiz: July 24, 2011
• Wildfire smoke may choke area
• Healing Stones
• Shady Cove takes steps toward city water system
• Double-duty adds to council's meal budget
• 'Love Letters' video winners are announced
• Emergency services
• The law hatches a plan
• Council votes down low-income project
• Medford Police Department News - Theft Suspect Jailed
• Medford Police Department News - Pursuit
• Medford Fire-Rescue Prevention Bureau News: Medical Oxygen Safety
• Medford Police Department News - School Zones Will Be Busy Soon
• Less sodium sulfite in fish-egg bait will save young salmon
• Religion Briefs
• Gregorian chant class offered
• Building a solid foundation
• Adult Center offers free classes
• Jacksonville council still meets at 6 p.m.
• Garfield paving job was city's idea; more to come
• Emergency services
• 'The town had been destroyed'
• Talent council member charged
• In Remembrance
• Medford is cool to county idea to add RPS acres
• Forest Service reaffirms ski area expansion plans
• Ashland official takes Portland administrative post
• Parole violator arrested in Rogue River
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Getting rid of gophers take time and vigilance
• Failure to Mirandize boots key evidence
• City Council approves giving ski area permit
• County's reverse 9-1-1 system is a go
• Targeting Tagging
• Mellelo Coffee Roasters bookkeeper charged with theft
• Medford classified school workers reject pay-cut deal
• Phoenix resident given 25-to-life in stabbing murder
• Medford sex offender escapes after car chase
• A new direction for Hyatt Lake Resort
• Graduate to new levels
• News briefs
• Reduced releases should give fly-anglers a break
• Emergency services
• Rebound for H&D gives lift to local economy
• Summit sets tone for GOP election strategy
• Star-struck
• Board gives Medford superintendent four major goals for year
• Ralph Temple was powerful advocate for civil rights
• Three-way stop in works for risky area intersection
• Portland man faces felony arson charge in Medford case
• Thursday film points out benefits of vegan diet
• Since You Asked: Oxygen hits fruit enzymes where it hurts
• Habitat for Humanity moves to new digs
• Suspicious backpack temporarily closes Josephine County Courthouse
• Medford top cops will fight $75 fine
• Another logjam?
• Nistler appeals racketeering conviction
• Rogue Advocates proposes farmland mitigation program
• Flight delayed while TSA checks out mystery tool
• Scammers use bank as front
• Emergency Services
• You don't get rich working airport security
• Deal reached to consolidate health services downtown
• School district eyes volunteering waiver for nonprofits
• California might ban foam leftover boxes
• Rogue Valley September Gardening Calendar
• Talent mural project gains some speed
• Ashland attempts first deer population census
• Emergency services
• All bears are part of same species
• Lumley selected as president of Jacksonville/Applegate Rotary
• Third annual Illinois Valley Farm and Garden Festival set Sept. 10
• Phoenix drinking law perplexes officials
• Bringing 'camp' to the vamps
• Math scores fall in Jackson County schools
• Room to improve
• Medford Police Department News - Three MADGE Search Warrants Executed
• Medford Police Department News - August 26, 2011
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for September 2, 2011
• State rental property decision could close the door on owners
• Lessons of Fort Jones lingered with Crook
• Spoiled milk is reason enough to spill tears
• Emergency services
• Learners get the ticket
• BLM's 'garbage barge' keeps wild Rogue floating smoothly
• Summer of our discontent
• I ink, therefore I am
• A lasting tribute for Shari's 'Bird Man'
• A trip down the river of time with Zane Grey as our guide
• Along the Rogue's Wild and Scenic Section, Bear in mind
• A gang ... or a 'family'?
• Gloomy outlook for state economy
• Former Medford officer won't have to repay city
• Special Delivery
• Arrests point to spike in Medford drug activity
• Young girl seriously injured in crash
• Since You Asked: 'Extreme' crew just needs to be willing to help
• Emergency services
• Medford Police Department News - August 25, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Targeted Pedestrian Enforcement
• News briefs
• Beverage companies profit from unredeemed recyclables
• Emergency services
• Cost of parking garage repairs expected to drop
• Evergreen garage sprouts interest from developer
• Officials find 9 lightning fires after storm
• Cutting dogs some slack
• Fire levels Medford barn; cause remains uncertain
• Trail allows access from Talent Avenue to Hwy. 99
• Ashland High grad to take over lead in 'Mary Poppins'
• GOP state policy summit will be held in Medford
• Strike Force
• Ashland resident sees another deer attack
• Devils and Dancing Girls: Masquerade Programs as Social Commentary on the Late Victorian Era
• Raising Capable and Compassionate Children
• Learning Chinese for a better job
• 9-1-1 tape recounts terror of stabbing
• Experts say cause of whale's death may never be known
• Software will allow patients to access records online
• Fire danger goes up to 'extreme' Friday
• Electric vehicle users don't have to pay for power
• Starting to bear fruit
• Emergency services
• 'It was a boo-boo'
• Thunderstorms leave valley for the coast
• SORCC seeks volunteer van drivers
• Webworms are getting bigger, but should be gone in Sept.
• Emergency services
• Fear in the streets
• Ribbon-cutting Thursday for new pregnancy resource center
• The King of Jacks
• Fool's gold?
• 'He strangled her, left her for dead and walked away'
• Lightning in forecast; fire danger warning
• Drivers asked to avoid Ross Lane-McAndrews intersection this week
• Medford Police Department News - Shooting
• City of Medford News Release for Week of August 29 - September 2, 2011
• Local briefs
• Medford Urban Renewal Study Session Meeting Agenda for August 25, 2011
• Back to School for Medford - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Since You Asked: Bypass the slow road with frozen chicken
• New fire-prevention rules hit logging, commercial operations
• I-5 crash near Rogue River kills two Phoenix residents
• Man found shot in Medford
• By the sweat of their brows
• Sidewalk meets all the standards
• Emergency services
• Police connect Medford clash to gangs
• Eagle Point schools aim for budget balance
• Talent man faces sex-abuse charges
• Rendon sentence: 17 years
• Olbrich resigning from AIFF
• Cherry Creek project gets $3.2 million from state
• Going beyond history
• Medford Police Department News - August 22, 2011
• JCLS Holiday Closure
• Back where it belongs
• City officials surprised at growth plan land addition
• GETTING GREENER
• RVTD wait times to increase in Ashland
• A Boy Scout's creation revives mining history
• Custodian at airport earns a state honor
• Immigrants vs. emigrants
• Tourism dollars up in Ashland, data show
• Emergency Services
• Emergency services
• Help St. Vincent de Paul Society win $5,000
• Changes have been made in Ashland after Oak Knoll fire
• The poor may have appliances, but that doesn't mean they're living 'the good life'
• 177 feet
• Crime 'ring' reportedly hits local pawn shops
• All roads open, residents allowed to return
• To some, the land of the free and the home of the brave still is the best
• Who really drew the Mill Creek Bridge?
• Fire near the home front mobilizes the cavalry
• Pikeminnow have long been in the Rogue River
• Minor damage in Shady Cove fire; neighbor rescues pets
• Rising from the ashes
• Local briefs
• Blaze consumes 565 acres
• Overseas pupils lift St. Mary's
• What's killing the deer?
• Eagle Point bat tests positive for rabies
• State board created to oversee body art
• Replica railroad bridge to be built in Forest Park
• Here's to you, the fighting 13th Air Force
• Emergency services
• Fire exacts heavy toll
• OSF employees receive national awards for advocating for disabled
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Meeting Agenda for August 22, 2011
• Medford Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for August 25, 2011
• Local briefs
• Ashland OKs raises for police officers
• religion briefs
• Crater Lake National Park opens its new 2-mile Plaikni Falls Trail
• Medford approves compromise for Springbrook Road changes
• Don't get burned by illegal debris disposal; it can cost
• news briefs
• Emergency services
• Don't expect passenger rail service in these parts
• Man involved in Ashland gas station shooting faces felony assault charge
• TOXIC UNION
• Area mayors discuss hunger crisis
• Tin Pan Peak scorched by 300-acre fire
• Bicoastal Media Receives St. Jude Country Cares Partner of the Year Award
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda For August 25, 2011
• Latest round of transportation grants skips Rogue Valley
• Grant money goes for bicycle use and safety
• Power bill surcharges might be refunded
• Ashland shooting leaves one man wounded
• Thiry gets early release from jail
• Timber sale focuses on restoration
• Restaurant worker files sexual harassment suit
• Stranded motorist spends harrowing night in the woods
• Report of Givan Park land swap indicates no negative impacts
• Local briefs
• Have plug will travel
• Feeding the problem?
• Since You Asked: Sucker Creek got its name from Illinois
• Emergency services
• Ski area permit decision on hold
• Suspicious fires doused outside Trail
• 'College is an Option'
• West Nile virus outbreak called unlikely
• Local family will get TV 'Makeover'
• SOU workers, state reach impasse on new contract
• Mayors set for start of ACCESS food drive
• Klamath River whale dies, laid to rest by Yurok Tribe
• On the surface
• Since You Asked: By any name, chayote makes fine salad
• Emergency Services
• The Sound of Great Music
• Hwy. 99 work slated from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m.
• Landlord loses citation fight
• Maslow Project staff moving into former school district digs
• Ski area permit on the table
• Rescue efforts praised after I-5 wreck
• When the time is ripe
• Jackson County Library Services Presents History of Carousels
• All the world's a stage
• Emergency services
• Animal rescues can be hairy, but there's no charge
• Dogs for Deaf wins grant in Chase contest
• Colony becomes family
• Head-on crash sends 7 to hospitals
• Water reservoir construction gets under way
• Ashland angel statue to be sold
• Falling tree crashes re-opening of Eve's cafe
• Soothing Music
• Emergency services
• Medford manager's salary in line
• Emergency responders learn from Criado case
• Navigating the tricky waters of nature
• County papers saved in digital format
• Digging Up The Roots
• Where the sun don't shine
• Camelot Theatre Company announces its 2012 season
• A century of 'thugawack' in the valley
• A wonderful week spent honoring all those yesterdays
• City Council Meeting Agenda for Noon and Evening Session for August 18, 2011
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for August 19, 2011
• Medford City Council Executive Session Meeting Notice for August 18, 2011
• General Fund Grants Subcommittee Meeting Agenda for August 17, 2011
• Restaurant inspections
• A Slow Burn
• Tower violates setback distance
• H&D's exit from Chapter 11 won't face pension appeal
• Criado hearing on plea set for Sept. 22
• U.S. wants Seda jailed to await sentence
• Community of Memory
• REALLY early birds pilfer church's yard sale couch
• Former editor remains in prison
• Emergency services
• Electric car show and forum slated for Aug. 17 in Medford
• Talent's new dog park opens Saturday morning
• Man who fell down Crater Lake slope seems on the mend
• Man faces trial in theft of hundreds of library books
• Fresh art; one night only
• Seda defense plans to appeal judge's ruling
• Clouds over company pension-holders should clear after Chapter 11 status lifts
• Officer shortage takes bike cops off the street
• Judge gives go-ahead to H&D reorganization plan
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• SETI array at Mount Shasta revived
• Emergency services
• Fair Warning
• Local health centers receive federal grants
• Time to place your Food Project bags
• Three-vehicle collision closes Hwy. 62 Wednesday
• News briefs
• Sound the Trumpet
• emergency services
• Dunkin' Donuts has never had a store in Medford
• Layoffs at ESD in hands of school districts
• Budget cuts hit county court services
• Sidewalks in their future?
• Sheriff's deputy loses job after assault conviction
• SOHS names its library manager interim director
• Things are Moving Ahead for the Southgate Wal-Mart!
• Graffiti be Gone!
• Walden urges lease program to make up loss of timber funds
• Jacksonville planners consider railroad museum idea tonight
• Woman drowns in Jumpoff Joe Creek near Grants Pass
• Going with the Flow
• News briefs
• Quieter TV ads should be ready to launch next year
• Emergency Services
• Indictment arrives, answers remain elusive
• Criado expenses: 'This isn't even the start of it'
• Diamond Lake algae levels fall; ban lifted
• 9-year-old Facebook favorite dies of cancer
• Ex-North Medford principal is in jail
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Regular Meeting Agenda for August 16, 2011
• Medford Police Department News: 'Targeted Pedestrian Enforcement' Operation
• Since You Asked: Creamery gives lesson on butter
• Emergency Services
• City to readjust manhole covers
• Orchid Society meets Thursday
• Court allows Harry & David to end pension plan
• Dud bomb finders draw few takers
• Patridge, Heckert, Hoppe to run for DA
• 'He did his best for Oregon'
• Criado case heads to grand jury; health of suspect uncertain
• Safe Harbor
• Eagle Point police capture home invasion suspect
• Jacksonville yard sale to see new rules, fees
• Invasion of the web worm
• 82-year-old recalls man who died saving his life
• Living outside for the summer
• OLCC eases restrictions at Shenanigan's
• Goodbye, Geppetto's
• Night out with 'the boys' brings joy to Ashland man
• Emergency Services
• Actions heroes
• Medford man channels history in Civil War swords collection
• Local briefs
• Volunteers Needed!!
• Curious spout theories about gray whale's plight
• Neighbors appeal Cherry Creek housing plan
• Revisions clarify law on false claims of child abuse
• Fightin' Mad
• Deep cut teaches Medford man hard lesson
• Patriotism on wheels
• Turn around and she's a young girl gone out of the door
• Why Not Here?
• California motorcycle rider dies in crash
• Cyber page provides pathway to Pasadena past
• 'Pumice Hill is first to go'
• Linden trees scent local parks
• Emergency Services
• Urban draw, 'trailing spouses' among factors working against the valley
• Restaurant Inspections
• Since You Asked: Without a shred of doubt, dispose of old bills
• Ashland hospital weighs options for partnership
• Pilot lands ultralight safely in Ashland pasture
• Taking the past into the future
• Bowmer bounces back to 'Action!'
• Ashland vigil marks nuclear destruction
• Britt's classical season opens in impressive style
• Emergency Services
• Criado faces 24 counts
• Medford Police Department News: JC Penny Burglary Cleared
• Medford City Council Study Session Meeting Agenda for August 11, 2011
• City Of Medford Crews Work Schedule
• Police identify suspect in JC Penney heist
• $47 million in bond measures?
• Religion briefs
• news briefs
• Animal House Preschool is enrolling for fall term
• 'Cuz it's the law
• Criado charged with murdering family
• Missteps nearly cost hiker his life
• BARNYARD ART
• Man armed with pruning shears gets away
• Retired teacher was known for his dahlias, and for speaking his mind
• Calculation error leaves O&C counties in the lurch
• Teenage girl charged with robbery
• Medford Police Department News: Jordan Criado Lodged In Jail
• Tops in Pot
• Funeral homes work with families that can't afford service
• Emergency services
• 'This always happens to someone else'
• Improving schools still get an 'F' on test scores
• 'TOP DOG'
• Ashland administrator eyes Metro job
• Jacksonville makes Alvis permanent administrator
• Britt music director, conductor Peter Bay to resign after 20 years
• Mentoring network to host potluck at Howard Prairie
• news briefs
• Opponents file protest over timber sale in the Illinois Valley
• Applicants Sought For Medford Boards And Commissions
• Medford Police Department News - 'Targeted Pedestrian Enforcement' Operation
• Park Place
• Medford man arrested after allegedly damaging police car
• Law enforcement unsure about charges in I-5 crash
• Phoenix band didn't win Pepsi grant
• Emergency services
• Drivers can expect single-lane traffic on I-5 viaduct during the week of Aug. 7-12
• Seabees with local roots are awarded Purple Heart
• Wayward whale has spawned traffic jam at bridge
• Ashland intersection fix will precede 'road diet'
• Verse without rehearse
• Man gets 10 years in fatal stabbing
• Fire destroys three Eagle Point barns
• Police hunt for robbery suspects
• Three Phoenix City Council members resign
• Jackson County Library Services News - Paint a Mural at Medford Branch
• Flick n’ Float at Jackson Pool
• Jackson County Library Services News - Mystery in the Valley: White Shotgun at Medford Branch
• Since You Asked: In praise of panko
• Timing Your Fall Garden
• Emergency Services
• Birds are munching on nature's bounty
• Missing the mark
• Four hurt in I-5 shoulder crash
• Police: String of thefts probably connected
• Professor challenges pilot project in Applegate Valley
• Rural land spotted for growth
• Ashland 'road diet' meets opposition
• Two injured in Highway 140 rollover crash; charges filed
• 'Brewhaus' neighbors raise impact concerns
• Local news briefs
• City of Medford News Release for Week of August 1 thru 4, 2011
• Teachers learn to scramble for work
• A drain on resources
• 'Anger isn't necessary. It holds people back'
• Forest Service starts review process of ski expansion appeals
• Relocated OSF guitar plays to the heartstrings
• Rogue River flows stay above normal
• Lightning strike likely cuts power once again in Ashland
• Felony arrests
• Since You Asked: Cyanide poisoning might be by-product of fire
• Chub Wars
• What to grow in your Rogue Valley fall garden
• Background check case goes before state Supreme Court
• Something there is that loves an old garden gate
• Emergency services
• Adding handyman to 'rescue me' file — priceless
• Where did the Gold Hill Depot go?
• Bird nests are protected
• Criado killings put emergency plan through its paces
• A responsibility to speak out
• West Medford neighbors battle 30 small fires started by sparks from a pickup
• Drier conditions increase fire danger level
• 'I can't make sense of this'
• A Part of the Family
• Geological cell tower proposed at Crater Lake
• Food, Glorious Food
• Historical Society director exits at end of August
• Eagle Point resident indicted on charges tied to book thefts
• Health warnings issued after algae discoveries
• Emergency services
• Cause remains uncertain in Central Point house fire
• Since You Asked: Oleander lives on in North's parking lot
• Medford Police Department News - July 28, 2011
• Getting ready for the fall...
• Emergency services
• Rough times for Humane Society
• Convicted developer ordered to pay victims
• Hidden jail tunnel
• Thiry gets eight months in jail for threatening girls
• Police break arrest 10 suspects in cocaine bust
• Willie Nelson — still a crowd-pleaser — on or off the road
• Religion briefs
• 'Rural' is fewer than 50,000 people
• The Good Fight
• Documentary focuses on returning veterans
• news briefs
• 24-hour wait is TV fiction
• Explosion at Central Point home probed
• Felony arrests
• Criado health status sought
• ScienceWorks names museum director
• Fair attendance flattens despite moderate weather
• Rogue River recall petition fails to gain enough signatures
• Very little is known about Oregon's first female legislator
• Group asks Rep. Walden to go against GOP stand
• NO JOB TOO SMALL
• Career Change
• News briefs
• Vehicles collide avoiding herd of elk crossing road
• Sawmill fire sees big flames, little damage
• Emergency services
• Family seeks U.S. Army Air Corps flag
• A Supreme Court issue?
• Possible Bond Issues For Capital Improvement Projects
• Since You Asked: Flat-iron steak tender, inexpensive
• RVMC expert offers advice on coping with Criado tragedy
• A real eye-opener
• Social workers take aid message directly to homeless youths
• Assessor's office investigates complaints
• Ashland housing project targets Helman area
• Fish on! Fish Lake advisory is lifted
• Emergency Services
• Lending a Hand
• Possible charges hinge on Criado's condition
• Book sale will benefit county animal shelter
• County to get emergency notification system
• Sweating profusely for ski pass equity
• Former Talent city manager sues for damages
• Talent official moves to end ethics dispute
• Shakespeare, race and the will to perform
• Sidewalks should not be blocked by vehicles
• Emergency Services
• Paying a High Price
• Rogue Valley August Gardening Calendar
• Buyers pay record prices at auction
• Medford receives grant for new park
• Following in the 'float print' of their father
• Gratitude and grace in wake of horrific tragedy
• Riding the rim of Crater Lake
• Ex-city worker files $1.9 million suit against Talent, former manager
• Local playwrights, actors shine under stage lights
• Foxglove needs care
• Learn infant and child CPR
• Emergency Services
• Many questions, but few answers, in Afghanistan
• Volunteers ease wounded soldier's return
• Police turn page on library thefts
• Listening for The Click
• Taking a dive?
• Local briefs
• 'I Didn't Think I Would Get Shot'
• Emergency Services
• Since You Asked: Co-op site was home to many businesses
• Evidence so far points to Criado
• RVMC sponsors talk on coping with tragedy
• 10-year-old girl raises $135.70 for Criado fund
• High-speed pursuit through Gold Hill questioned
• Phoenix digging into water district changes
• Ashland woman found safe in California; son faces kidnap charges
• Salvation Army looks to reap benefits from Liberty Park site
• Mural artist Lilli Ann Rosenberg leaves a lasting legacy
• A time for healing
• Ashland settles on means to cool sewage wastewater
• Sexual predator gets 25 years
• Medford managers won't get raises
• COMMUNITY SUPPORTS THEATER
• Cannonball was a blast from the past
• Autopsies on the Criado family show mother and two oldest children were stabbed, youngest two succumbed to smoke inhalation
• OSF's labors lost $2.1 million
• State funding expected for burial expenses
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Restitution hearing will answer questions for victims
• Religion briefs
• A Family's Torment
• Medford Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for July 28, 2011
• Medford Police Department Update - Autopsy Results
• Medford Police Department News - Residential Structure Fire
• Their injuries are invisible
• Emergency Services
• ScienceWorks ready for big runway show
• Every passing moment worked against chances of survival
• Ashland Gun Club's land lease extended
• Authorities seek son in mom's kidnapping
• Recall petitions name 2 on Rogue River School Board
• Food is on top in new job growth
• Painting amid clucking
• Father's status remains guarded
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda For July 28, 2011
• For those about to rock
• A neighborhood in disbelief, mourning
• A news story that slammed me up against a wall
• Former councilman Navickas pleads not guilty
• Truck fire spills cooked meat on I-5
• Mail Tribune receives public service award
• Judge dismisses three claims in Confederate flag lawsuit
• Phoenix to investigate councilman
• Portrait of a 'ghost'
• Rogue Biofuels will take your old cooking oil
• Emergency Services
• Local briefs
• Relatives come to grips with tragedy
• Medford Police Department News - Residential Structure Fire
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Work Schedule: July 21-22, 2011
• Kids in the garden
• Since You Asked: Extension offers tips on dried cherries
• Gun club lease discussed
• Donated cabinets a boon for small historical societies, local museums
• Emergency Services
• Ready for the fair
• Bates, Esquivel make town hall pledges
• '10 Sequoia seeds never took root in Butte Falls
• 10th Street tragedy
• Hospitals were ready when victims arrived
• Neighbors say family seemed normal, but dad set strict boundaries
• Medford Lane Closure On North Riverside Avenue
• Reason for 55 mph speed limit is viaduct's narrow lanes
• SOU's Schneider Museum to hold free art workshop
• County moves on Givan Park land swap plan
• Fire rips through large home in Shady Cove
• One-shot wonders
• Drug drop-boxes are big hit
• 'Clicking' with people crucial to getting along
• Avetts put on a show (but could you pogo to Hank Sr.?)
• Police arrest 2nd suspect in assault at Shenanigan's
• Jackson County's on top of the world on I-5
• High technology with higher anxiety?
• Local briefs
• Medford Police Department News - Assault Suspect Arrested
• Medford Police Department News - Pedestrian Enforcement Results
• Medford Police Department News - Residential Burglary Quickly Solved
• Lifetime fish license at 65
• Emergency services
• It's getting harder to spot staffed lookouts
• Thanks for the lift
• Bowmer re-opening scheduled for Aug. 2
• Ashland power outage pulled the plug on OSF production
• RVMC works to increase awareness of palliative care
• SOU business program receives praise nationally
• Age is nothing but a (really big) number
• Hammering together the Hatch House
• A View from Above
• Better with Age
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Ex-officer will have to register as sex offender
• Shenanigan's vows to comply with restrictiions
• Contract troubles loom for school districts
• Zip, with a little extra
• Homeless aid options discussed by Ashland committee
• Ashland police arrest man from roof ... of Ashland police station
• Pair arrested in alleged theft from injured, elderly woman
• Mail Tribune, Daily Tidings earn professional honors
• Bobby McFerrin 'doesn't need a band'
• Medford Police Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda for July 19th, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Numerous Burglaries Solved
• Medford Police Department News - New Promotions at MPD
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for July 21, 2011
• Continuous Lane Shift on N. Phoenix Road - July 15 thru August 26
• Valley Slurry Seal Right of Way Work Schedule: July 18-19, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - MADGE Receives Award
• City of Medford News - Valley Slurry Seal Crews Performing Scrub/Cape Seal Work for July 15-22, 2011
• Library Advisory Committee Vacancies
• Medford Police Department News - Assault Suspect Arrested
• Going to the Dogs?
• School computers won't go to waste
• Medical agencies receive federal funding
• Potter magic: Camping out for a final spell
• Medford police charge three men in burglary cases
• Burned car wash to reopen soon
• Medford teenager hit by pickup on Highway 62 dies in hospital
• Grand jury indicts suspect in PremierWest bank robbery
• Religion briefs
• Emergency services
• A Really Long Clothesline For Homeless Youth
• Federal court gets suit over church tea use
• White City's urban makeover winds down
• Local auto detailers will work on Ike's Air Force One
• Panel OKs $1.8 million for upgrade of Hwy. 99
• Author, philospher to speak on 'The Greek Within' Sunday
• Law would require FEMA to redraw floodplain maps
• Emergency services
• Battle Ground
• Letter editing is no easy task
• Death of teen puts focus on drinking
• Grants Pass man killed by neighbor
• Lawmaker to introduce 'Caylee's Law' in Oregon
• Feeling cool in Medford
• Man caught with 3 pounds of meth gets 14 years
• Talent man indicted on child sex abuse charges
• La Clinica brings in medical students
• ACH wound care center receives honor
• Emergency services
• Dispute between ambulance services could cost patients
• Rescue on the Rim
• Local briefs
• The Insiders
• Helping hand for Haiti
• Valley Slurry Seal Right of Way Work Schedule: July 12-16
• Medford Police Department News - Targeted Pedestrian Enforcement
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Work Schedule: July 12 - 15, 2011
• Daily Lane Closure on N. Phoenix Road: July 13-14, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Serious Collision Closes Highway 62
• City Of Medford Crews Work Schedule
• Since You Asked: Vinegar and water combine to clean
• Dog club holds fundraiser at fairgrounds pavilion
• Ashland Middle School sports get a boost
• D.A. charges former Ashland councilman
• Man seriously injured in Crater Lake fall
• Advisory lifted at Lost Creek Lake
• School meal prices to increase in Medford
• 'It's grown with love'
• BLM herbicide proposal discussed with public
• Dig research, Indian Wars discusssed
• Taco Bell will grow bigger
• Medford schools replace 488 computers
• Salvation Army launches food drive
• Leaking money
• City of Medford Planning Commission Meeting Agenda - July 14, 2011
• Connected to nature
• AHS grad stars in huge Broadway role
• Volunteers and scientists monitor new feathered friends in Ashland
• AFN looks at selling Internet service directly to consumers
• Don't turn onto I-5 on red light at Garfield overpass
• Chrissy Park gets nod for disc golf, but not for a while
• Small grass fire outside Ashland extinguished
• Books come alive
• Emergency Services
• Notices to remove items on graves leave living spinning
• Fireworks – End of Season
• Summer Is The Season Of Change For Medford
• 2011 Summer State Games - Officers To Carry Special Olympics Torch To Newberg
• Mexican Consulate visit intended to ease passport process
• OSF a major player on the national stage
• Go 'Around the World' in Jacksonville
• 100 years at the Woolworth Building
• Dental center set to open next spring
• Emergency services
• (No heading)
• Maps go back to the drawing board
• Walmart near start of store in south Medford
• Hwy. 62 bypass planning will look at safety
• 'I can't wait to see where this journey takes me'
• Kacy's legacy
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for July 15, 2011
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda For July 14, 2011
• Summer in the park
• Former Lithia employee files suit over receiving unwanted text messages
• Medford appoints Hoke as interim manager
• Fallout
• Water system purchase urged for Shady Cove
• Washington woman was victim of I-5 crash
• Medford teen critically injured on Highway 62
• Since You Asked: Sound and fury, signifying nothing
• Emergency services
• Emergency services
• School grounds play by different rules than city parks
• Medford parking changes passed
• Bowmer under the Big Top
• 'August: Osage County' gets a standing O
• Report of body in Rogue River prompts search
• State, federal laws improve quality of living for hens
• Concerns slow plan to allow dredging
• Three injured in multi-vehicle crash on Crater Lake Highway
• Region lags behind state in economic gains
• Up a creek
• religion briefs
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• Emergency services
• Creamery, credit union put feet to the pedals
• School Board selects 2011-12 chairwoman, vice-chairman
• Burglars steal vintage Mercedes and lawn mower from Phoenix garage
• Ashland's newborn fawns are doing well
• Quiet after the storm
• County will cut fees for building homes
• Gold Hill miner suspected of illegal activity near Galice
• Fire crews halt four-plex blaze
• Medford Police Department News - Riot Suspects In Custody
• A need to feed
• Beals Creek blaze gives firefighters early battle
• A Mission Of Music
• Route to coast slowed by road projects
• 'Rumor mill really got out of control'
• Salvation Army fan drive donations slow in arriving
• So, have the trees all gone buggy?
• Emergency services
• Keeping kids engaged in the garden
• Since You Asked: Search for hoax proves fruitful
• How much will climate change cost us?
• Ashland philosopher looks to change world
• Central Point can't fetch 'Walldogs'
• More than 1,200 books donated in girl's memory
• Emergency Services
• Workshops on chronic conditions begin July 12
• Medford Police Department News Update - Bank Robbery
• U.S. history lesson on the Fourth
• AHS class of '61 gives $11,500 to Ashland Schools Foundation
• How can we make Highway 62 safer?
• Emergency Services
• Since You Asked: Chase bank robbers from 2009 remain on the loose
• A kinder, gentler Ted Nugent comes to Britt ... NOT!
• 'Team Ethan' rallies as boy's cancer returns
• Rescue on the Rogue
• Two Ladies Waiting
• News briefs
• Red Cross Blood Drives
• See horses work at Hanley Farm
• Butterfly Project plans to give 'life makeovers'
• Home of the Brave
• July's Rogue Valley Gardening Calendar
• Double vision
• Judges given leeway in assessing traffic fines
• A lifetime on the job and, now, a summer off
• Ghosts of our fathers
• Emergency services
• Is anybody out there?
• Summer-camp students aren't the only ones who learned
• Community theater is off and running
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Special Meeting Agenda For July 7, 2011
• Level playing fields?
• Emergency Services
• Since You Asked: Tossing TVs is illegal
• Medford co-op sets sights on August opening
• Housing proposal advances despite protests
• 'A Welcome Mess'
• Violation sends former Tidings editor to prison
• Medford robbery suspect linked to Eugene crime
• Fish Lake warning sent over levels of toxic algae
• Body of missing Klamath Falls man recovered
• Woman from Calif. dies on Mount Shasta
• City of Medford News - Crews Performing Work
• Fireworks Laws and Safety
• City Council Agenda - July 7, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - July 1, 2011
• The Medford Police Department is Working to Reduce Traffic Fatalities...
• 'He's a hero'
• One-woman living history lectures to be presented next week
• Emergency services
• Boeing 787 was here during a test run
• Federal plan to save spotted owls revealed
• Environmental, timber interests wary of spotted owl plan
• Crews, festival strive to get 'Bowmer in the Park' ready
• Dyal-ing 'R' for retirement
• Grants Pass man arrested on child porn and drug charges
• Behavior at protest puts ex-councilman in hot water
• Medford police promotion leaves drug task force seeking new leader
• City bands will be focus of 'Windows in Time' talk
• ‘Groceries for the Mind’ Book Sale
• Medford Police Department News - June 30, 2011
• Planet Lullaby Sings at Libraries
• Mystery in the Valley: The Curse-Maker
• OSF extends 'To Kill a Mockingbird' at Craterian
• Traffic stop nets 55 pounds of cocaine
• news briefs
• Was it ever really called Mount Pitt?
• Emergency services
• Higher Ed bill to have impact quickly
• Early steps are taken to create Jacksonville-Grants Pass trail
• Cops who CARE
• Old theater building to become a 'patent farm'
• Ex-councilman points finger at Ashland panel
• Josephine County deputy injured in highway accident
• Food Project collects, distributes tons of it
• Show of support
• Study Session Agenda for June 30, 2011
• Since You Asked: Pricey pine nuts come from 5 areas
• Diggin' the garden with kids
• Unwritten rules are difficult to enforce
• Lithia Park OSF shows get the OK
• Jackson County lawmakers' deal stops fiscal fight
• Council to ponder tall-sign regulation
• Budget Committee member files ethics complaint
• LTM founder Richard Hensley was involved in many local causes
• Ashland to spray organic pesticides this summer
• Allegations of intimidation disrupt Phoenix City Hall
• Video contest seeks 'Love Letters to Summer'
• news briefs
• Emergency services
• Beef with Barnack?
• Stop nets 67 grams of meth
• Man charged with rape of 16-year-old
• Man's best customer
• Docs: Cancer risk low from double-scan
• Sides square off over Mt. A ski expansion
• Are you up for it?
• There are many names for Satan
• Local news briefs
• Emergency Services
• OSF hopes to slip past noise rules
• Timber group suing Interior for more trees
• Alleged mini-market robber arraigned on multiple charges
• Medford Police Department News - Sexual Assault Suspect in Custody
• Medford Police Department News - Convenience Store Robber in Custody
• Since You Asked: Execution decision rests with governor
• Unlicensed senior drivers face penalties
• Emergency Services
• Police seek woman suspected of armed robbery in Medford
• OSF actress brings the Bard to China
• Medford man to bike across country for hunger awareness
• Adult cats need good homes, too
• Where there's a will ...
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for July 1, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Armed Robbery
• In case of an emergency
• Restaurant Inspections
• Life at The Rock
• 'Tombstone Tales' revives the past
• Siskiyous led to Ashland's rail role
• Emergency services
• A Reason to Shout
• That's just how we roll at the Crow
• The show must go on — but where?
• Phoenix council member accused of violations
• Renewed effort to clean Bear Creek gets under way
• 'Sweeney' brings life to Camelot's new stage
• Rock-solid SOU summer camp revives optimism in future
• 'It's his side's fault'
• Emergency services
• Higher ed reorganization won't forestall budget axe
• Lay Of The Land
• Police suspect recent robberies may be linked
• Ashland road plan will come to council
• Talent council appoints interim city manager
• Junior Achievement moving to new site
• Since You Asked: Exhaust emits an odor that hard to take
• North Entrance Road into Crater Lake park re-opens
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda For June 30, 2011
• JCLS Medford Teen July Programs
• City of Medford News - June 27-30, 2011
• City of Medford News - Valley Slurry Seal Crews
• Ashland approves raises for 52 underpaid employees
• Harry and David, take two
• We can get a charge out of this
• Emergency services
• religion briefs
• Two more cougars sighted in Ashland parks
• OSF makes repair plans
• MURA spending plan Big on spending, not as much on planning
• From India with love
• Music To Our Ears: City Bands In Southern Oregon
• Medford rape suspect charged with stalking victim from jail
• Motorcyclist unhurt, but bike was totaled
• Central Point teen remains critical after rock jumping mishap
• Jacksonville begins Senior Watch Program
• Airport 'incident' was just a training exercise
• news briefs
• Medical marijuana and the money trail
• OSF will hold plays in Lithia Park tent
• Oaks offer habitat for migratory birds
• Federal regulations vs. 1872 mining law
• Rogue River gives up body of recent drowning victim
• Medford schools to receive more state funding
• Famous Rooster Crow Book Sale
• Wounded soldier will benefit from yard sale
• OSF rises to the occasion while Bowmer beam sags
• Fire season officially will begin at start of July
• Military family fundraiser set for Central Point
• Needs of homeless focus of event today in Medford
• Book drive honors memory of slain child
• Ashland boosters hit home run for sports programs
• Recipes for Success
• Ashes to clashes
• Since You Asked: Oil prices, fewer flights fuel spike in airline price costs
• Emergency services
• The red, white and boo-boo: Patriotic banner OK to stay
• Since You Asked: Black vinegar hard to swap out in recipe
• Local news briefs
• Hospital shifts its CT scan procedures
• Algae advisory issued for Lost Creek Lake
• Third suspect arraigned in pharmacy drug heist
• Live long and prosper
• Oregon Caves films premier
• Police still seek robber
• Lane-change rule hasn't changed
• Emergency Services
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda For June 23, 2011
• A pitch for beer
• OCT's 'Marvelous Wonderettes' more than live up to their name
• Since You Asked: Several spots available to get hooked on trout
• Emergency Services
• Fido-free zones?
• Little or no impact seen from IRS change on nonprofits
• 'I've changed my life so significantly'
• OSF closes damaged Bowmer for full week
• Main St. banners intended to wave in customers
• Local briefs
• Cashing in their chips
• Applicants Sought For Medford Boards And Commissions
• Medford Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for June 23, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Rape / Domestic Violence Suspect Arrested
• City of Medford News - June 20-23, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Murder Suspect Arrested MPD
• Medford Police Department News - June 17, 2011
• Mayor And City Council Seek Youth For Commissions
• Restaurant Inspections
• But getting loans has gotten harder
• Damaged beam closes Bowmer Theatre
• A Piece Of Work
• Things are looking up for Britt — by $300,000 worth
• Vandals strike at sports park in Gold Hill
• Cross-country employment search worked out
• Local briefs
• Fragility of father-daughter ties can last a lifetime
• Flag daze in Oregon
• Since You Asked: Whose bees are these? It's not as easy as A-B-C
• Emergency Services
• Dream home deals
• Suspect arrested in Phoenix murder
• Ashland woman faces charges for false prescription
• 'Celtic Summer' brings familiar sounds to Britt concert
• Ashland teen studies for statewide role
• Police arrest suspect in LaPine robbery in Medford motel
• Uncommon property
• Medford's rock star climbs to new heights
• Since You Asked: Commons project cost breakdown
• Emergency services
• Ashland sports decision goes into overtime
• Fire scorches Medford home
• State ramps up border inspection of boats
• The How-To of Melon Growing
• news briefs
• Judge rules jeweler's new wife helped deplete his wealth
• Crescent City man believed drowned
• Deputies seek information on attempted armed robbery
• Ashland store manager thwarts jewelry scam
• It's about the babies
• Suspect indicted on murder charge in Phoenix stabbing
• Life sentence handed down in killing of young girl
• Emergency services
• Should you choose to cooperate?
• religion briefs
• 'Kadoma' chronicles death of kayak guide snatched by crocodile
• Help needed to remove Scotch Broom
• Life in the fast lane
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Meeting Agenda for June 21, 2011
• Melons: What about them?
• Ashland schools seek relief from No Child law
• Lost Creek Lake's scummy annual visitor may be back
• Communication was the only ding on Long's review
• Medford man loses valiant 10-year battle with cancer
• Deputies seek 'person of interest'
• Where there's smoke ...
• Seven Oregon conservation projects selected to receive funding
• Former RCC board member David S. Trump receives its Outstanding Citizen reward
• Community Works presents Visionary Awards to three
• Learn about foster parenting and adoption Monday evening
• Emergency services
• Alas, no cosmic mystery involved
• Details of girl's death emerge
• Central Point decides to put school bus service out to bid
• Deer triplets put on a show
• Splash of Summer
• Trial begins for man accused in toddler's death
• Redistricting plan narrows senator's base
• Suspect remains at large in fatal Phoenix stabbing
• 'It's all an embarrasment to explain'
• Ashland Fourth of July Run adds Greenway stretch
• Sidewalks are getting built slowly, but surely
• Emergency services
• Medford Cruise kicks off today at new home
• Local briefs
• Friends are like melons...
• Since You Asked: Bones add moisture to chicken parts
• Emergency Services
• Colestin Road crash kills Ashland man
• Disabled student showered with community support
• Cheesemaker Vella dies at 83
• Ashland vies for top spot on magazine's 'best' list
• So what is the end of study?
• Pear crop watcher expects a good year
• Definition of a 'stop' is subjective; case might end up in court
• Bonsai society meets in Medford on Thursday
• A soldier's need, a community's response
• Medford Police Department News - Theft of Diamond Rings
• City of Medford News - June 13-16, 2011
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for June 16, 2011
• City of Medford Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for June 17, 2011
• Traffic school
• Central Point looks ahead to its renewal
• Street- user fee hike still on table
• Slaves to — Arrrrr! — duty
• He brought the world into focus
• Medford Parks announces summer movies and concerts
• Talent looks to fill city manager position
• Emergency Services
• Weasku Inn sign is fixed lickity split
• Son of legendary Bob Marley comes to Ashland Friday
• It's Beer Week
• The Echo Of Canons
• Medford workers prepare to hit the streets
• Pioneering Medford's Main Street
• Draft-dodging uncles can't avoid serving as touchstones
• Out of chaos, order
• Dream with me — it could be huge
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• A MURA IMAGE
• Griffin Creek Elementary gets award from Clinton
• Suspect in Eugene armed robbery of a Medford man arrested
• Emergency services
• Scouts, VFW will burn old flags for free
• Give me a break: Corporate tax loopholes hurt America
• Police search for man suspected in robbery at mall jewelry store
• Paying The Price
• (No heading)
• Halfway around the world, she found herself
• 'He took that roller-skating bear all over the world'
• Autopsy on Ashland teen suggests death by drowning, but more tests pending
• Deal on changes to state districts reached
• Ashland adopts budget, despite some hesitation
• Drifting opens Medford Cruise week
• Since You Asked: Shooters under 18 can't be at the range all alone
• Local firefighters battle big blazes scorching Arizona
• religion briefs
• BIKE PARK SOUGHT
• Medford honors hometown heroes
• Ashland council will co-sponsor gay pride parade
• Auchincloss sentenced to additional time in jail
• Talent crosswalk sting leads to heroin bust
• SOU will start process to smoke-free campus
• Emergency services
• Slow down for squiggly off-ramps
• Jacksonville to celebrate start of Britt season
• Descendant of Jesse Applegate pens a book about him
• Planning Commission Study Session Agenda for June 13, 2011 Meeting
• A different battle in Afghanistan
• Family mourns tragic loss of 16-year-old son
• Bees can do it ... at last
• The Blue and The Gray set to resume hostilities
• Grant will help at-risk children, families
• Since You Asked: Car washes allowed, with limits, by DEQ
• Emergency services
• MURA OKs compromise on spending $12.5 million
• Meet our new top cop
• In the service
• Summer Reading Program: One World – Many Stories
• Medford woman faces jail in 'tragic' driving case
• Medford district eyes plan to save middle school sports
• Here comes the sun
• Ashland student's body found in creek
• Auchincloss' fate hinges on ruling on mental state
• Medford resident jailed on charges of rape
• Balloon Rally grounded by lack of funds
• Since You Asked: Plunges popular in Ashland for decades
• Emergency services
• Agency opposes Harry & David on pensions
• A life in turmoil
• Medford Police Department News - Coffee Stand Stalker Arrested
• Since You Asked: Advice for cream pie and pudding
• Second Bucy trial has new judge, attorney
• Blackstone, festival create 3-hour 'Hamlet' audiobook
• Local news briefs
• Misspelled sign is news to Weasku Inn owner
• Emergency Services
• MURA agonizes over fund priorities
• Idea to move Ashland police to The Grove draws criticism
• Coffee-stand stalker arraigned
• Seda attorneys will question investigators
• She moves to a natural rhythm
• City of Medford News - June 6 thru 9, 2011
• Nature's lessons
• Going the Distance
• Tapeworm infection hits Hispanics hardest
• Thunder claps rumble and heavy rain tumbles in area
• Phoenix, Talent have plans for a Blue Heron Park stage
• Style doesn't call for Mister with Obama
• Finer points of lane reductions
• Emergency Services
• News Briefs
• Drama Dreams
• Restoring their Heritage
• Road openings stalled over tree disease fears
• A family's trash has a story of its own
• Maryum's little rose lives on
• Feathered frenzy on the banks of the mighty Rogue
• Jet ski ride requires a license
• Class of 2011 Valedictorians
• Medford, your co-op is close to completion
• Emergency services
• Local briefs
• Fostering passion
• Restaurant inspections
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda for June 9, 2011 Meeting
• Weekly News Quiz: June 5, 2011
• Summit delves into prescription drug issues
• Bird use gets OK to train hunting animals
• White City man arrested in multiple car break-ins
• Local briefs
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Answers to weather questions are always a bit hazy
• Medford teachers agree on benefit, pay cuts
• Buckley, Richardson block lenders' push for foreclosure shortcut
• Kyron Horman task force to disband
• Meet & Tweet
• A labor of love for a wounded warrior
• Joplin tornado has long reach
• Talent ousts city manager
• Klamath Falls man sentenced to 7 years for drug, gun charges
• religion briefs
• Film series is all about Cuba
• Gold Hill honors its glittery past with Gold Dust Days
• Paddlers invited to help upgrade the Klamath Lake Canoe Trail
• Emergency services
• Carrier project comes with no strings
• Increase in tuition, fees likely for SOU students
• SOU sets sights on new dorm
• Merkley, Wyden add fuel to frustration at gas prices
• It's about the critters
• Deputies were justified in shooting, says DA
• Want to go for a ride?
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Special Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for June 6, 2011
• Summer Movies at the Medford Teen Library
• Medford Teen Summer Reading Activities
• Out from under
• Medford viaduct was built on 'least disfavored' route
• Do dogs really have it rough in Ashland?
• Happy Trails
• TV show leads to removal of 59 animals
• Ashland Fiber Network director resigns
• Ashland runway to be resurfaced
• Japan tsunami benefit raises nearly $10,000
• news briefs
• Emergency services
• It is not a driving range for Indians, it's two signs
• Vets can enroll for benefits locally
• 21 laptop computers stolen from school
• Camelot Theatre holds ribbon cutting Friday
• Landslide fears delay coastal golf resort
• Wild Rogue rodeo back in the saddle
• Emergency services
• Dogs for the Deaf advances to second round in competition to receive grants
• Toastmasters hold 'backwards' meeting
• Compare thee to a summer's day? Not a chance
• 'It was very bizarre'
• Elderly woman crashes car into bank building
• Firefighters battle Alaska blazes
• After 10-year effort, Butte Falls replaces old water pumper
• Medford Police Annual Awards Banquet
• Summer Reading Program for Adults
• Continuous Street Closures on Crater Lake Avenue and Coker Butte Road - June 1-August 9, 2011
• Local briefs
• Yup, it made a sound
• Since You Asked: Whole-wheat sub for white flour takes some tricks
• Emergency Services
• Rogue River murals are a blast from the past
• Funds aid Oak Knoll fire victims
• SOU students' 'junk' is free for the taking
• Pot center technically outside federal law
• No tax rate hike in Central Point
• School budget panel helps AHS club sports
• Historical society plans Children's Heritage Fair
• Free Fishing Weekend gets him all riled up
• Medford Police Department News -May 27, 2011
• City of Medford Urban Renewal Agency Budget Meeting - June 7, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - May 29, 2011
• 'What others have given'
• June Gardening Calendar
• Volunteers needed for trail project
• Underwater mushroom from Rogue makes new species list
• Watching the water
• Alert neighbor calls police, thwarting Medford burglary
• Proposed budget reduces surcharge
• Committee split over new budget for Talent
• 'Pooh Family' weren't thugs but maybe a little 'ornery'
• Failure to tip on gratuity demand likely is civil issue
• Emergency Services
• Fair exchange on Highway 62
• Shots Fired During Road Rage Incident Update - May 26, 2011
• City Council Meeting Agenda for June 2, 2011
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For June 3, 2011
• Uncontrolled Weeds and Grass - A Fire Hazard (Ordinance Enforced Beginning June 1st, 2011)
• Medford Police Department News - May 26, 2011
• Short stretch of Greenway project set for summer
• Veterans Memorial Park
• Eat it, vanilla lovers ... chocolate rules the world!
• Emergency services
• 'Veterans Tell Your Story'
• Reflections of a cold and wet spring
• Still Here
• Legislature moves to prohibit feeding predators
• Since You Asked: Those red dragonflies are native Oregonians
• Surviving the Battle of Midway
• Weekly News Quiz: May 29, 2011
• Warehouse, freezer plan adds to Amy's growth spurt
• Fire rips through east Medford garage
• Medical community decries state budget plans
• Bittersweet Anniversary
• Medford man to be sentenced in 2010 burglary spree
• Invasive snails make return to White City ponds
• Finishing on a high note
• Wet start expected for long weekend
• A Helping Hand
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Old church in Medford will be torn down
• City of Medford News - May 30 Thru June 3
• Emergency services
• Murky parking regulations don't help
• Medford man faces felony charges in two shootings
• Mount Ashland ski area reports a healthy 2010-11 winter season
• Golden launches public TV's 'Immense Possibilities'
• Council gets earful on spending MURA cash
• The Rogue's 'hidden gem'
• Ancient History?
• Religion briefs
• Medford Police Department News - May 25, 2011
• Misguided priorities?
• Mail Tribune, staffers win prizes in regional journalism competiton
• State job numbers include full- and part-time workers
• Emergency services
• Mattress display outrages mother, advocates
• Nonprofits could pay schools for facility use
• New growers market sprouts up
• Whither the weather?
• Three jailed on assault and robbery charges
• Study critical of Ashland bus service
• Buncom Day fete returns
• Fire chars attic of Gold Hill residence
• Local briefs
• Bear Camp Road expected to be open no later than Saturday
• Youth Corps seeks teens for summer job
• Jerry and Jeanne Taylor honored with this year's SOU President's Medal
• Emergency services
• Rabbit meat can be found locally
• Local briefs
• Ski area expansion approved
• Cougar-hunting effort ends without Senate vote
• Drivers uneasy over bus choice in Central Point
• A really bad hair day
• Burglars get nearly $10,000 worth of pills
• Auchincloss didn't cooperate with treatment, therapist says
• 15 cars burglarized in Rogue River, police say
• 'The need is never-ending'
• One World – Many Stories!
• City of Medford News - May 25, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Shots Fired During Road Rage Incident
• JCLS News - You are Here
• Since You Asked: Wrap your tidy package of Thai rolls
• Emergency Services
• Harry & David may exit bankruptcy this summer
• Memorial to be built around 9/11 relic
• Volunteers pitch in for nonprofits
• Cougar sighting prompts Ashland warning
• Road rage incident included gunshot
• Build a musical foundation
• Central Point Little League reports break-in, stolen cash
• Water tinge could be sediment or just rust
• Helping hand for the Holly?
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for May 26, 2011
• Weekly News Quiz: May 22, 2011
• More water spurs concerns
• Congealing menace
• Parks Department readies Jackson pool
• Historic Mill Creek Bridge to get $2.1 million in TLC
• Eagle Point School Board invites budget comments
• Sounds like driver violated three road rules
• Emergency Services
• New park comes to Medford
• Hey Skaters, Heads Up
• Talent council may have violated law concerning city manager's contract
• Down by the station: the shifting depot
• Crystal ball says no ice at Diamond
• Emergency services
• News briefs
• Restaurant inspections
• For Lt. Col. Ensley, reinstating ROTC was a labor of love
• If you're reading this ...
• Caught in a pickle
• Officals hope playing cards bring attention to cold cases
• Rogue River grad is on top of the world
• Changing of the Guard
• Since You Asked: No plans afoot for Medford IHOP
• Missing Link
• Emergency services
• Salesman faces charges of sexual abuse of customer
• Local briefs
• Ashland man will be retried for abuse
• Cougar seen on prowl in Ashland
• SOU changes policy on non-admitted students
• Trouble on the Doorstep
• Positive change, one coin at a time
• Ashland coffeehouse ends festive tradition
• Larson Creek path gets financial push
• religion briefs
• news briefs
• Crater High students give grants to fight substance, physical abuse
• Testimony concludes with re-enactments in sex abuse trial
• Man selling magazines gropes woman customer
• Medford fireworks go to Expo
• Zebra mussels stopped at border
• Family escapes injury
• Round goes to gun owner
• Longtime paving firm not involved in scam, say authorities
• Windows in Time History Series - Jackson County’s ‘New Town’: A History of Medford
• Under the weather
• Emergency services
• MURA's millions burn its pockets
• New bill on child abuse aims to halt false claims
• Hopes for homeless camping site dashed
• 'HOLD MY HAND'
• Ashland looks at moving police to The Grove
• Bear Camp Road might not be passable by Memorial Day
• Senior theater idea takes root
• news briefs
• Chamber music fundraiser benefits Japan's earthquake-striken areas
• Heavy equipment on display
• news briefs
• FORE!
• Garbage Gobblers: Black bear activity on rise
• JCLS Holiday Closure
• Emergency services
• SOU named to community service honor roll for fourth time
• Ashland voters approve bond for new fire station
• STEPS program will remain at Central Medford after split vote
• Incumbent Killen retains seat, pair of newcomers win contested races
• Surveyor, clerk and assessor will remain elected positions
• A man of his word
• Sexual abuse trial begins for local actor
• Hornsby, Sinbad, Temptations highlight Craterian's 15th season
• AHS grad approved as new city attorney
• Casting their lot
• Who were the 'Poohs'?
• OSP seeks help in asphalt scam
• Say it's so, Joe's
• Local briefs
• Since You Asked: Can 1 recipe fit all types of vegetables?
• Elections clerk expects higher-than-average turnout
• Talent downtown traffic project to kick off
• Have wings, will travel
• Firefighters honored for Oak Knoll work
• Land-use watchdog group doles out assets
• Local news briefs
• Bridge work speed limit is 65 mph
• Emergency Services
• County to buy Medford postal building
• Timber sale near Butte Falls draws universal accolades
• In the rough
• City of Medford News - May 16 thru 20, 2011
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda for May 19, 2011
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for May 19, 2011
• Horizon flight makes unexpected landing
• Ashland might give restaurant chance to raise livestock by I-5
• Ashland YMCA child-care wing expanding soon
• Oregon's standard for window tint is 35%
• Gas prices dependent on oil firms
• Emergency Services
• Man cited for driving 105 mph on Saturday
• Medford's new chief within its own ranks
• SOU provides free newspapers through June
• Heavy rain has lots of bark — but no bite — for valley
• Finding food in the desert
• They're watching for aquatic hitch-hikers
• Schedule your own shred day
• Gold from Jacksonville's land down under
• Ashland theater company tries to forestall final curtain
• Gardening naked as the end approaches
• Devastation of tornadoes motivates volunteers
• Revenue forecast carries hope for services
• Mom: 'These are good kids'
• Rider in the Storm
• Emergency services
• Caught in the middle
• Restaurant Inspections
• Since You Asked: Greeks had a rough go in Medford
• Emergency services
• State Sen. Atkinson pushes for 70 mph rule
• Redistricting plans raise partisan hackles
• Drumming up support
• Late rush of ballots expected for Tuesday's election
• Ashland panel gives OK to $99.3 million budget
• Ashland homeless man back in trouble
• Mock wounds make for intense training
• Men arrested after car chase
• 'It's right there under your nose'
• Revenue forecast has sign of hope for state
• Medford man faces prison time for pornography charges
• Police add charges on suspected sex offender
• Religion Briefs
• Grants Pass man, 77, dies in collision with tractor-trailer on Hwy. 199 near Wilderville
• OSU Extension class on Summer Care of Grape Vines rescheduled
• Seattle man arrested in Rogue River with $1,750 in counterfeit cash
• Rollover truck accident spews medical supplies over Interstate 5
• A turn for the worse
• Photo caption was wrong
• Emergency services
• Hawthorne Park knife-thrower arrested
• Medford Police Department News - Arrest Made in Hawthorne Park Incident
• Break a Leg
• Applegate 9-year-old is a finalist in the 'Doodle 4 Google' contest
• ODFW's trout count comes from computer modeling
• Bands and barbecuers invited to compete at the Battle of the Bones event June 25-26
• Jackie Schad takes help at ACCESS Inc.
• Informational meeting helps Medford-area schools, programs become ASPIRE sites
• Social services funding takes hit
• Get-out-of-jail card isn't free
• School board balks at unfunded mandate
• Students to build recycling center at Southern Oregon University
• SAR team pulls injured skier off Mount McLoughlin
• Hawthorne Park problems rise as summer approaches
• A Shock to the System
• Many places in valley take old books
• Emergency services
• Medford school administrators make PERS shift to aid budget
• Road to financial stability may clear for Harry & David
• Rough ride to a fresh start
• Bellview Grange plans to reopen this summer
• Oregon laureate says poetry is good for all
• Ashland High's graduation rate reaches 95 percent
• Williams Apple Jam: low-cost music and fellowship
• Agness area will face traffic delays
• Medford Police Department News - Stabbing in Hawthorne Park
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Agenda for May 17, 2011
• Since You Asked: She's not keen on chasing quinoa seeds
• Daring dog busts out of vet's office
• Fight over a girl led to park stabbing, police say
• Ashland School District faces declining enrollment
• Community Works to move into new offices
• news briefs
• Suspect returns to face charges
• S. Medford overpass pond was intentional
• Emergency Services
• Wrong place for apartments?
• Scenic Middle School to cut culinary classes
• Surgeon's trial is set for the fall
• SOU summer classes filling up quickly
• Local briefs
• Healthy Habits
• Emergency Services
• Medford to create new bike route
• Sprouts plant veggies in Central Point
• Medford man stabbed in Hawthorne Park
• Chamber fixes up classroom to ease a busy boys home
• City of Medford News - May 9 thru 13, 2011
• Turning into your mother isn't necessarily a curse
• 'Ice sticks' adorn H&D
• Larry the Cable Guy brings television show to Southern Oregon
• Will death stop terror? No, says one expert
• Rushing by the window
• Ready or not, here come the livers*
• Beauty in simplicity
• SOU students ban bottled-water sales on campus
• Emergency services
• Bates, Buckley to hold town hall Friday
• Local briefs
• Restaurant Inspections
• Breaking the Silence
• TID's cup runneth over
• 'More permanent than the Internet'
• SOU student sings at Carnegie Hall
• Restaurant plan near Lithia Park dropped
• Did a nuclear catastrophe wipe out life on Mars?
• Local briefs
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: TV rights soap opera shows no end in sight
• Threads of independence
• Poison Posies In Your Yard
• Local Soroptimist clubs award 4 women for meaningful work
• Emergency services
• Odd rock work was 1970s fix
• Oregon Caves tries to ward off bat disease
• Ashland OKs Lithia Park project, with reservations
• Local girl's doodle might make Google
• Talent council wants new standards for city manager
• Sniff. Swish. Inhale. Spit
• Recycling, collection event set Saturday at Expo
• OSP seizes 2.5 pounds of meth during a traffic stop near Ashland
• Religion briefs
• Too Little Off The Top?
• news briefs
• Walden opens new district office in Medford
• Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for May 9, 2011
• Ashland waives fees for Oak Knoll home rebuilding
• Central Point railroad crossing will be replaced
• Medford schools approve hires of 6 principals
• ESD cuts 10, saving over $900,000
• 'Very, very, very heavy'
• Eagle Point school races draw interest
• Water dispute leaves Central Point chief hot
• Since You Asked: County administrator would appoint positions
• Facebook helps catch Medford fugitive
• Emergency services
• Ashland police establish drop box for unused meds
• Local briefs
• JCLS presents Poetry with The Wixons
• Medford Police Department News: Autopsy of Vicki Lee Elwood Completed
• Clinging to their keyboards
• Eagle Point bridge collapse limits neighborhood
• Emergency Services
• Bikers play Yahtzee for boys on ride
• Annual hazardous waste drop-off Friday, Saturday
• Medford schools plan gets go-ahead
• Decision on STEPS program move put off for two weeks
• The Mob Squad
• Auchincloss released, placed on house arrest
• Former FBI agent must testify about payments
• Woman found in Bear Creek drowned, no foul play suspected
• Phoenix residents see water rates go up
• Yield to driver on the right at Viewpoint and Farmington
• On the right road again
• Rogue Valley tax-help workers, organizations recognized by IRS
• Fire Sprinklers Effectively Extinguish Grange Co-Op Fire
• Budget Committee Meeting Agenda for May 11, 2011
• City of Medford Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for May 6, 2011
• Body Found In Bear Creek Identified
• Medford Police Department News - Stolen Vehicle Causes School Lockdown
• County Of Jackson Board Of Commissioners Meeting Agenda for May 4, 2011
• Local briefs
• Since You Asked: Baking soda paste works for crusty cookware
• Stolen-car standoff near school ends with four arrests
• Emergency Services
• Medford schools administrative combo plan raises questions
• 'This is full-circle learning'
• Deep spring snow means bountiful water
• Woman's body is ID'd after pulled from creek
• Study eyes long-term plan for Hwy. 99
• 'End Days' stirs your heart, works your brain
• Man awaits trial in death of 2-year-old
• 'It never ends for us'
• Medford Police Department News - Results of National Drug Turn-Back Event
• Body found in Bear Creek identified
• A week of sun predicted
• Incidents involving mentally ill increase
• Autopsy set for woman pulled from Bear Creek
• Over and Out
• Odd Fellows lodge damage spurs lawsuits
• Rogue River voters will fill 3 school board seats
• Talent studio brings a touch of the past to its future
• Phoenix City Council is likely to vote on water rate changes today
• SOU's 'Green Tags' investment pays off with a $23,000 refund
• Ginger Rogers' legacy remembered in style
• Emergency Services
• Schools are working on sports plan
• City of Medford News - May 2 - 6, 2011
• Inside the historic Cascade Theatre
• What's convenient in Ashland?
• A View Of The Past
• 'One of the most meaningful conversations of our lives'
• Mahars receive medical service award
• Legacy carved in stone presented at mineral showcase
• Get down and dirty with pesky creatures of the garden
• A blooming excursion
• Seriously creeped out by talk of death and dying
• Streetcar line did not last
• Emergency services
• Local briefs
• Staging a revival?
• Restaurant inspections
• Father-son team wins MT movie contest
• Latest role opens doors for Medford film actress
• Former representative Duncan dies at age 90
• Ashland will decide on funding fire station
• Ashland author shares her 'Conversations with Jesus'
• A passionate 'La Traviata'
• Emergency services
• Shred Day will reduce that big pile of clutter
• Harry & David plans thousands of hires
• Sams Valley school gets year reprieve
• Medford man sentenced on indecency charges
• Restorative Property
• Reason for freeway crash remains mystery
• City Of Medford Preservation Consultant Presents On Medford’s Historic Architecture
• Weekly news quiz: May 1, 2011
• Morning frost advisory set for Saturday
• Seniors weigh in on elected posts
• Urban renewal takes many forms
• Waking up to the royals
• Poachers steal identities to illegally take hundreds of deer, elk over 5 years
• Garage sales blossom throughout Rogue Valley
• Police suspect arson in two west Medford fires
• Exhibition b-ball game moved to South High
• U.S. Cellular hosts free smartphone workshop
• Emergency services
• Road work continues at Delta Waters and Springbrook
• 'You're a very dangerous person'
• Accused teacher absolved
• Q-and-A with the candidates
• The new class
• Religion briefs
• Sun by the weekend.
• Local briefs
• Losing a friend
• Since You Asked: 1911 crisis possibly involved turmoil in Mexico
• Air quality improves
• Appeals court overturns Rogue River church ruling
• Biting cold
• Pot and guns seized at Rogue River house
• Thinning project called key to Ashland watershed
• Environmental camper damaged in Ashland stop
• Emergency services
• Medford Budget Committee Meeting Agenda for May 4, 2011
• Lithia Motors reports increased earnings during first quarter
• Emergency Services
• Local briefs
• Labor forum details budget divide
• Fire season forecast isn't derailed by spring rains
• Gilley resentencing appeal denied
• DEQ fines contractor $8,400
• New movement focuses on women's depression
• Trauma, day of the week, choice affect destination
• Investigation into burglary continues
• Children Still Left Behind
• Getting back up on that horse
• Medford Police Department News - Coffee Stand Robbery
• Bozo The Clown: The Story of Vance Colvig
• Since You Asked: Use morsel of caution when melting butterscotch
• Ashland budget panel member faces probe over cutting of trees
• Skinner Autoplex steps in to replace vet's burned car
• No Miracle-Gro needed for artsy flowers
• Woman robs coffee stand
• Model assesses habitat-management scenarios for northern spotted owl
• OSF actor Coulson to speak at Havurah forum Thursday
• Major golf tourneys have places in history
• Emergency Services
• Trickle-down cutbacks
• Medford  Urban  Renewal  Agency Board  Of  Directors Meeting - April 28, 2011
• City of Medford News - May 2 - 5, 2011
• Medford Police Department Taking Back Unwanted Prescription Drugs
• Public versus Private
• New group promises to defend civil liberties
• Test your mettle on Roxy Ann
• 'August: Osage County': When Mother is a monster
• Ashlanders step up to provide sports
• Local pears were saved for festival
• On making left turns, drivers must exit intersection in their same lane
• Art meets action
• Local briefs
• Planning Commission Study Session Agenda for April 25, 2011 Meeting
• Medford Police Department News - Update: Business Burglary Suspect Charged
• City of Medford Boards and Commission Openings
• Multiple Daily Lane Closures on Biddle Road - April 25-29
• Weekday Lane Closure on Delta Waters Road at Springbrook - April 25 thru May 6, 2011
• Weekly News Quiz: April 24, 2011
• Talking turkey with a mother hen
• Navy plane confused for tanker
• This 'Crime' pays off
• A letter home
• Healing on stage
• I once caught a fish THIS BIG!
• This old house has a city's history to tell
• Public meetings
• PERS continues to be a point of controversy
• Local briefs
• Emergency services
• Restaurant Inspections
• Flash mob celebrates Shakespeare's birth
• State of the Unions
• Highway 227 closed due to mudslide
• Lawmakers hear voices of economic hardship
• Seda investigators ordered to testify on tactics
• Ashland spares teachers in final school budget cuts
• More than cars were lost
• The check was in the mail ...
• Phoenix residents get first taste of water rate hikes
• Fire at closed Ashland kitchen store probed
• 'Legendary horseman' hands over the reins
• Commons Ground
• Church hit by thieves twice in one day
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Average Medford teacher's salary is ... um, wait
• City of Medford News - April 25 -29, 2011
• Medford Fire-Rescue And Ward 2 Council Members To Host Open House/Town Hall meeting
• High temperature nearly 70 today
• Vehicle fire spreads to two other cars
• religion briefs
• Don't kiss the chicks
• Halting the use of child soldiers
• SOU's Churchill Hall to undergo remodeling
• ACCESS garden program holds free breakfast for Gold Hill volunteers
• Torch was the culprit in 1988 hotel fire
• Emergency services
• Elk River listing would protect fishing interests
• Mistake adds to school options
• 'Coming back to life'
• Enter our Crazy Egg Photo Contest
• AP/College Credit Fair scheduled April 28 at North Medford High
• SOU professor presents global warming counter-argument
• Phoenix dives once again into water rates
• A conditional 'Welcome'
• Earth Day events set in Ashland
• Rain, rain go away
• BLM firefighter joins blaze battle in Texas
• Knife-wielding robbery suspect arrested
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Titan keeps progressing in recovery
• Student's pleas met with zilch, mom says
• Bill sanctions cougar hunts using hounds
• Medford man arrested after trying to set apartment on fire
• Pennies & Thoughts
• Medford Police Department News - Update : Missing Person Located
• City of Medford Budget Meeting Agenda for April 26, 2011
• Urban Renewal Agency Board Meeting Agenda for April 21, 2011
• Slip Slidin' Away
• Ashland parents, health officials debate vaccines
• Cougar-hunting bill would restore use of hounds
• Chetco gold-mining project hits snag
• Complaints to city will bring down old signs
• Emergency services
• Local briefs
• Salary plan gets boost
• Debate heats up on STEPS program location
• School bond project vote pushed back
• Truckers running on empty
• DEQ class focuses on nitrates in your wells
• Since You Asked: Keep flour fresher in the freezer
• Ashland council to discuss rest area
• Local news briefs
• Purse auction benefits CASA
• Vote for your favorite two -minute movie
• Ancient rules set Easter date
• Emergency Services
• County jobless rate declines to 11.3%
• ODFW boosts Diamond Lake's daily trout limit
• Electronics thieves hit two AT&T stores
• Low vaccination rate spurs meeting
• Massive transformer move tests Riddle company's skills
• 'That was me when I was a kid'
• Grange Co-op employees ratify contract with owners
• Positive STEPS
• Boards and Commission Openings
• MADGE Arrests Two Suspects, Seizing Methamphetamine, Cash and Firearm
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for April 21, 2011
• Man robbed by a knife-wielding suspect
• There's nothing wrong with turning on parking lights during the daytime
• It's time for 2-minute film voting
• Local high-schoolers' art competition announced
• Medford receives grant for energy upgrades
• Emergency Services
• State sex offender registry website set to expand
• A musical fight against perils of ageism
• Broker plans for old Camelot site have gone kaput
• How do our forestlands aid schools?
• Lifting off and loving every minute of it
• Medford seeks ideas on spending millions to spiff city
• What gets your motor running?
• Emergency Services
• Earth Day activities set for museum
• A Carnival Of Little Miracles
• Volunteer force cleans cemetery in Central Point
• Jacksonville restaurant's prep kitchen will remain in operation
• Hanby holds a special place in hearts of Gold Hill
• Don't worry, take action ... c'mon, get happy!
• Creating the Modoc wall
• Springers are here!
• Water, water, everywhere
• Our Town
• Restaurant inspections
• School budget cuts: OK, so you try and cut $12 million
• Weekly News Quiz: Apr. 17, 2011
• The rising cost of caring
• Emergency services
• Medford police chief retires
• Jury finds test-drive defendant guilty on 5 counts
• Conservation group cites mining threat in Siskiyous
• Ashland school grades saved by state funds
• Lessons from Biscuit fire will spark at Yale
• 'Leadership is a human story, not just a male story'
• Four-week investigation yields Medford meth bust
• Since You Asked: Roses can be pruned this late ... carefully
• Medford Police Department News - Mini-Storage Burglaries
• Pump problem worries irrigation district leaders
• Veranda Park schedules tea event to help Southern Oregon KidSpree
• Emergency services
• Jury gets test-drive shooting after final testimony
• County settles suit over alleged jail mistreatment
• Kids Time! Discovery Experience goes back in time at its new location
• Medford cuts $20 million in public projects
• Phoenix toddler drowns in family's swimming pool
• Serial burglar pleads guilty to four felonies
• Growing pains
• News briefs
• Medford motorcyclist dies in crash on Old Stage Road
• East Main 'cape seal' will ease Medford bumps
• Medford Police Department News - Multiple Business Burglaries
• Medford Police Department News - Missing Person - Matthew Gates
• Free Showing of A Wild American Forest at Medford Branch Library
• Medford Police Department News - Missing Person - David Walker
• Britt will offer more food, beverages this year
• Christian music group offers free tickets and pizza party to biggest ACCESS donors
• Guns, electronics stolen from 7 Medford mini-storage units
• Orchards can be uprooted for lots of reasons
• Emergency services
• Police describe shooting suspect's capture
• County officials may tap rainy-day funds for remodeling projects
• Brace Yourselves!
• Proposed Zane Grey wilderness is safe from congressional rider
• Ashland OKs taller wall for Oak Knoll fire victims
• Ashland film fest sets box office record
• Conflicting stories complicate shooting trial
• Police course is sink or swim
• Local news briefs
• The Long View
• Police ask public's help in finding Medford man
• Public can watch fire training at donated structure
• Emergency services
• A $5.7 billion K-12 proposal passes Senate
• District plan trims nearly 82 positions
• Man hid inside mall store, took $10,000 in loot
• The Commons: digging in
• Want to adopt a wild horse? Weekend event offers chance
• Lawson Inada to headline two-day poetry festival
• Build Oregon plans meeting on construction job standards
• Volunteers sought for vernal pools work Saturday
• A nation seeks unity
• South Medford program receives $30,000 in grants
• News briefs
• City of Medford Budget Committee Meeting Agenda for April 19, 2011
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for April 15, 2011
• Since You Asked: Big plates, and bigger waistlines
• Dukan diet craze: Is this a new twist on the Atkins diet
• Ashland schools propose cuts in teaching positions, sports and John Muir School
• Project reveals locations of suspected child predators
• Deputy charged with assault on her husband
• Kitzhaber touts Ashland's 'Cool School' modernization
• Man sentenced for fraud, theft scheme
• Fourth-grade teachers write the book on Oregon's history
• Ashland High wins National Brain Bowl berth
• Man, 74, faces homicide charge in death of wife last November
• Tags on Oregon bridges contain vital info
• Medford Police Department News - April 9, 2011
• Emergency Services
• Local briefs
• Program reaps tons of food for locals
• City of Phoenix jump-starts revitalization plans
• Former Olympic athlete to present series of talks
• OSP find 14 pounds of pot in stop
• Firefighters put out garage blaze
• If 'untruthful' officer had to testify, DA, defense must be notified
• Emergency Services
• Are humans the only species with a soul?
• ScienceWorks seeks new boss
• Talent employee to file civil suit against city manager
• From retirement plans to financial scams
• Local briefs
• Weekly News Quiz: Apr. 10, 2011
• Distant memories, distant footsteps
• Victoria's secret: A bro-mance blooms at Cabaret
• Emergency services
• Sound tracks
• Cole Rivers — 'Mr. Rogue River'
• Aspiring land baron will never be a rancher
• Digger and pump ready to go at GPID
• All in the family
• Atkinson joins push to require classes on state history
• Medford runner's marathon training will take him on cross-country quest
• Downtown mural project gets green light from Talent council
• Restaurant inspections
• Medford Fire-Rescue To Conduct Burn-To-Learn Training April 13, 14, 15, 2011
• Straw Bales - Now for the FUN part!
• Straw Bale Gardening - Getting your feet wet
• Now hear this ...
• Emergency services
• Medford officer charged with sex abuse resigns
• Young boys charged with vandalism of cemetery
• Beyond Limits
• Festival promotes local films
• Long-delayed housing will be built in Ashland
• Tribute set for artist Bennett
• Festival offers fun for all
• Since You Asked: State has the power to draw new districts
• Medford schools to replace outdated software
• Film shows ELF leaders showing regret
• Gay marchers can be part of Pear Blossom
• Chilly, damp weather predicted for the next two weeks
• Medford police officer arrested on sex abuse charge
• March rainfall was not a record
• Emergency services
• Guilty verdict shocks former officer
• Band of runners
• Richardson calls union ad a 'ploy to create division'
• Officers train for water combat and survival in Central Point
• Phoenix-Talent schools may face layoffs
• Government shutdown would have local impact
• Oregon bill would boost farm-to-school cafeteria programs
• Gov. Kitzhaber's girlfriend to visit with The Food Project organizers
• Medford Traffic Impact Items: April 7 - 10, 2011
• Jeff Golden Lecture at the Medford Branch Library
• Straw Bale Gardening - The Basics
• Tuition twinge
• Ex-cop says boss sought his girl, had it in for him
• Britt Festivals season to 'challenge musical boundaries'
• SOUTHERN OREGON'S CIVIL WAR
• Gas line fire quickly extinguished
• Emergency services
• Business as usual at local produce stands
• Jetray Corp. device spots deadly defects
• Gardening Calendar For April In The Rogue Valley
• Timber payments stay in Republican proposal, for now
• Expanded renovations pitched for old school
• Sun-power Savings
• Cyclists, Ashland police will be watching you
• Gold Hill ousts city manager
• Cold front may bring snow in mountains
• Medford residents to receive White Rose awards
• Lesson Learned
• News briefs
• Emergency services
• Pull over, stop for ambulance on freeway
• Defense levels revenge charge at supervisor in ex-officer's trial
• City of Medford Employee Successfully Completes Local Government Management Certificate Program
• Since You Asked: Replace wine in recipes with other acidic items
• Officers served food on own time
• Emergency Services
• Ashland cuts use of synthetic pesticides
• RVMC receives large grant to fund palliative care program
• Local news briefs
• Ruling shouldn't halt forest projects
• Survivor to share personal account of human trafficking, sexual slavery
• Up the creek
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Emergency Services
• Mercy Flights' cramped hangars coming down
• Horizon is sponsor of the Beavers
• Jacksonville cemetery addition planning to begin; tours offered
• Stricter carbon-monoxide standards passed by the Legislature are in effect
• MLK was 'there for us,' Medford ralliers say
• Butte Falls couple hope for waves of customers when the U.S. recession ebbs
• Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for April 6, 2011
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for April 7, 2011
• MADGE Detectives Arrest 34 Year-Old Portland Man For Delivery Of Crack Cocaine.
• Selling a piece of the rock?
• Chair lift is not ticket to immortality
• Running with Giants ... again
• Buds and birds herald the arrival of spring
• Cemetery vandalism sparks call to action
• Of course she said 'Yes'
• Still uneasy after all these years
• Tuition bill dissected by familiar political points
• Emergency services
• 6th Annual Tip-A-Cop Program at Red Robin
• Untouched parcels or untapped profits
• Mail Tribune News Quiz: Apr. 3, 2011
• Mail Tribune 'Two-Minute Film Fest' continues; entry deadline is April 15
• Since You Asked: Stop us if you've heard this one before
• Emergency services
• Redistricting lawmakers hear call to be bipartisan
• Politics on a human scale
• Medford drug team nabs suspected crack dealer
• Jacksonville homeowner has a hitch in his plans
• Ashland accident prompts bicycle safety reminder
• Ashland plans to hold lottery for plots in community garden
• Homing in on herons
• Planning Commission Study Session Cancelled for April 11, 2011
• City of Medford Employee Successfully Completes Local Government Management Certificate Program
• Crowd says keep Sams Valley open
• Oregon redistricting may shift local political balance
• Sunday school class swaps soup for socks
• Medford caregiver accused of stealing from elderly woman suffering from terminal cancer
• State school budget plan came as no big surprise
• Religion briefs
• Science Fair aims to reduce gender gap
• Applegate Lake is right on schedule for annual spring fillup
• TAR WARS
• Start Reading Now for the Medford Library Book Discussion Group
• Ashland ponders more road room for bikes, pedestrians
• Medford man arrested for burglary tracked by police through online video game
• Two Ashland men arrested for child pornography in separate cases
• Jackson County scores high in overall health
• Counties sue Harry & David over false packaging
• Judges deserve leeway for fines
• Vandals target historic cemetery
• Hanby, Patrick schools aren't closing
• Local musicians raise $4,000 for Japanese earthquake relief
• Emergency services
• Spring flows
• Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for April 5, 2011
• Medford Traffic Impact Items - March 31 and April 1, 2011
• Local briefs
• Local briefs
• Satellite TV scammers target Spanish-speaking residents
• Central Point may lay off 30 teachers
• Harry & David asks to drop $27.4 million pension plan
• Hike back in History
• Community shows support for Roscoe's BBQ after racist Craigslist posts
• Shooting victim to leave the hospital this week
• Maslow Project headquarters damaged by vandals on Friday
• Emergency services
• Did step-bro hold the train of Jackie K's wedding gown?
• Bipartisan budget plan gives more to schools
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For April 1, 2011
• Lane Closure on E. Jackson Street - March 30, 2011
• Lane Closure on N. Front Street - Friday, April 1, 2011
• 'We're still shaken'
• Celebration at library honors Cesar Chavez
• Local news briefs
• Eagle Point School District cuts teen parents' child care program
• Snow bonus: nine extra days
• Former school employee defends hiring kin
• Talent mom arrested for abuse
• Ashland class covers creating backyard habitats
• Soroptimist clubs dole out $9,500 in awards to women
• Trees were spiked in '95 protest
• Emergency Services
• Local vendors sympathize with Harry & David, hopeful for future
• Harry & David troubles concern former employees
• Harry & David files bankruptcy
• Poetry and Pie at the Medford Branch Library
• Learn About Bats - Flying Mammals
• Weekly News Quiz: March 27, 2011
• Homeowners should get foreclosure help in April
• Talent woman plans to create walking map
• When the political becomes the personal
• District to decide on Sams Valley by June
• Emergency Services
• Harry & David may file for bankruptcy today
• Weigand spells victory again
• Local briefs
• Wyden tours White City biomass plant
• Knife River Materials Work Schedule for Monday, March 28, 2011
• County Of Jackson Board Of Commissioners Meeting Agenda For March 29, 2011
• Jackson County to upgrade its reverse 9-1-1 system
• Batting around Giants history
• It could have happened to anybody ... right?
• Emergency services
• Stabbing case slated for court
• Meter is running on the wars
• Wheels set in motion
• International migration program honored
• Crater senior named Pear Blossom Queen
• Oregon coed named Miss Rogue Valley
• 'Isn't it amazing where life takes us'
• Haunted Houses
• Mail Tribune News Quiz: March 20, 2011
• Growing Tomatoes: Some Secrets
• Battle to find Kyron
• Emergency services
• Bates puts economic recovery on top of to-do list
• Homeless in Ashland: Fines often ignored, go unpaid
• Records reveal backgrounds of violators
• Eagle Point teen recalls crash that killed best friend
• Pop Warner offers to tackle cutbacks in youth football
• A Deluge Of Changes
• Ashland considers more recreational offerings at city-owned golf course
• Since You Asked: Hutchinson left a lasting impression in newsroom
• Weeknight Lane Closure - Crater Lake Hwy - March 25, 2011
• news briefs
• Religion briefs
• SOU poetry festival to honor Lawson Inada
• Company wins award for ending Savage Rapids Dam
• City of Ashland approves Saturday farmers market
• Stormy Weather
• Board picks Bend firm for Little Butte School
• Storm knocks out recycling machines
• Teen hurt in crash remains at RVMC
• Towering no more
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for March 31, 2011
• Emergency services
• WHAT about those 'maters?
• Man suspected of PremierWest bank robbery arrested in Arizona
• Picture This
• Eagle Point teen dies in pick-up crash near Applegate Lake
• Bill Templeman will resign from Southern Oregon Humane Society
• Good news for rabies trackers
• Medford firefighters get donation for trailer
• Orchard murder solved long ago
• Emergency services
• Will Ashland pull the trigger and renew lease of gun club?
• news brief
• Lithia's 'leap of faith'
• Size Versus Yield
• U.S. lawmakers push for county payments
• Students will not head to Japan
• Talent City Manager Jay Henry accepted into Harvard higher education program
• Water rates went up for Medford on March 1
• Britt Festivals director receives national Pillar Award
• Hawthorne Pool plan has fans hot
• Emergency services
• Seda's lawyers seek chance to cross-examine feds in his case
• Complaint against ex-North Medford teacher is dropped
• Breathing life into your pets
• Medford City Council Study Session Meeting Agenda for March 24, 2011
• Mental Health Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes for February 28, 2011
• Library Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes for March 14, 2011
• Local briefs
• Since You Asked: Enthusiasm waxes for parchment
• Volunteers sought for food deliveries
• Performers rally for homeless youths
• Emergency Services
• Merkley fields hard questions at meeting
• Man finds grenade in Agate Lake area
• I-5 traffic stops net pills, meth
• Tsunami relief raises money for Japan
• SOREDI won't recoup losses on loan to Allyson's owners
• Lost Creek Lake fine for fishing
• Local news briefs
• History vs. Progress?
• Mail Tribune News Quiz: March 20, 2011
• 'So much relief, so much joy'
• Support from community restores man's sight, hope
• A Piece Of Contemplation
• School boards will see most-contested races
• Ashland resident 'mindful' of cyber security dangers
• Trail group working its way through wilderness
• Medford sidewalk laws are enforced
• Since You Asked: Engineers will leave 'temporary' trailers after 10 years
• 2011 Tip-A-Cop at Red Robin
• Medford Police Department News: St. Patrick's Day DUII Saturation Results
• Ashland Relay For Life Honors Landsmann
• Jackson County Board of Commissioners' Pubilc Meeting Agenda for March 23, 2011
• Emergency Services
• Gardening With Kids: The Sweet Potato
• Who says pets relieve our stress?
• Emergency Services
• Make strangulation a felony, state attorney general says
• The worst of times — sometimes the best
• The Starting Gate
• To the victors, and fans, come the spoils
• A daily reminder of the MT's journalistic splash from 1934
• United Way rewards leadership programs
• Watching grass (and hair) grow
• Courtesy, not law, best guide on bikeway
• Broken boats, ruined lives
• Restaurant inspections
• Emergency services
• Mt. Ashland Ski Area will offer pass special
• Since You Asked: High-level radiation can harm workers in suits
• Jacksonville rectory will benefit from fundraiser
• Book bag posed no threat to Rogue River school
• Call center contractor sues Harry & David for $10 million
• Living Legacy
• Medford Teen Library First Saturday Fun!
• Medford Police Department News: Capital Hill Tower Information
• MURA board ponders a $13.8 million question
• Restaurant battle leaves a sour taste
• 'I feel like I'm helpless'
• Since You Asked: Long-term quake effects on available import cars is unclear
• Emergency services
• Holding Pattern
• Medford council: Hawthorne Pool will be closed
• Fired bus driver files suit over right to free speech
• Skundrick role has potential for conflict of interest
• Eagle Point schools lay off a dozen
• Fighting back against tumors
• Council approves Caldera annexation
• Thiry back in jail
• Commons could break ground in April
• Cell may not work during outage
• After the storm
• Ashland water rates to rise 10 percent May 1
• Pear Blossom Queen to be selected March 26 at NMHS
• Emergency Services
• Medford Police Department News: St. Patrick’s Day
• Emergency services
• Full-day kindergarten hit by Medford budget axe
• SOU student details quake aftermath
• Radiation fears unfounded for state residents
• Neither snow, nor rain, nor crash
• Middle school sports cutback angers families
• OSF offers age ratings for its plays
• Peggyann Hutchinson was consummate MT reporter
• Tsunami delays ODFW wildlife decisions
• Tackling a shortfall
• Local school, water, fire district filing deadlines near
• News briefs
• Pugliano faces plea hearing in April
• Care and Feeding of Your Well and Septic System
• Commission On Children And Families Meeting Minutes For February 7, 2011
• Getting Published - With a Little Help From Our Friends
• Airport Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda For March 21, 2011
• Airport Community Enthusiast Board Meeting Agenda For March 21, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Robbery Suspect Arrested
• Medford Police Department News Update - Premier Bank Robbery
• Two fun indoor growing projects to do with your kids!
• Since You Asked: Freezer glitch not as bad as you think
• AIFF tickets going on sale
• And you've been taking 'Highway 1' all this time
• Power is restored to all but eight homes locally
• Emergency Services
• Bills could take away special ed from ESDs
• Furloughs for USFS, BLM, if no budget deal
• Rogue Valley YMCA offers 'huge blessing'
• Ashland schools cut days, middle school sports
• OSF brings five new plays to 2012 stage
• Robber makes off with PremierWest Bank loot
• Cell phone robbery, pulling knife lead to arrest
• Ashland considers water, sewer rate hikes
• Taking aim at unions
• Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission Special Meeting Agenda for March 17, 2011
• Urban Renewal Agency of Jackson County Meeting Agenda for March 16, 2011
• Indoor Gardening With Kids: Avocado
• Answers are unclear for 'exorbitant' towing fee
• Emergency Services
• Storm knocks out power to 20,000 homes in Medford
• Make electricity from duckweed?
• More than a memory
• Principal is Facebook friends with 374 students
• Phoenix water-rate rise may be a drip
• Public meetings
• Local briefs
• How-to No. 511: Getting rid of pesky li'l squirrels
• Coming-of-age workshop targets teens, their parents
• A 'wicked' wind
• Young woman's plight brings lessons ... and memories
• Echo of '64
• Emergency services
• Guides say state changes are on the right path
• Marijuana busts confirm regional pattern
• Passione brings passion to Camelot's 'Funny Girl'
• Diamond Lake still tui-free
• Former valley resident describes devastation in Japan
• A sign of the Times; or, rather, the Tidings
• A Sunday in March
• 'Round we go: In search of the lost lever
• Jackson County Board of Commissioners' Pubilc Meeting Agenda for Mar 16, 2011
• City of Medford Council Study Session Agenda for March 17, 2011
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for March 18, 2011
• Weekly News Quiz, March 13, 2011
• Since You Asked: Big stories and small amounts of time
• Emergency service
• Medford man hit by wave saves himself
• Early alert may have saved lives on coast
• Shortage of therapeutic foster homes prompts call for families
• America's Next Hot Husband?
• Ashland plans two-day cut from school year
• 'I never thought I'd see this again'; tsunami hits coast
• Eagle Point School Board decides to cut the equivalent of 18 full-time staff for '12
• Phoenix-Talent district weighs cut of up to 20 days facing $2.5 million deficit
• Board votes, 3-1, to close elementary school in Wimer and consolidate classes
• Police at last nab slippery suspect who ran off twice
• Power outage closes two White City elementary schools
• religion briefs
• Winds of Change
• news briefs
• Apostrophe in Sam(')s Valley was lost in time
• Medford student gets jail, probation for gun
• Strong fishing season predicted for the coast
• Prize leads to proposal
• Dog earns a quarantine after scrapping with rabid fox
• Talent police seek public's help in finding violent sex criminal
• Auchincloss violates his probation, stays behind bars for now
• Mystery And Crime Fiction Authors To Discuss Their Craft
• Emergency services
• Gold Hill workshop targets transportation
• Since You Asked: Rollergirls lost on track, but won with fans
• Marijuana raid results in Cave Junction arrests
• Conservative group joins battle over 'Redneck' flag
• Coffee roaster fire still under investigation
• Police tower's future remains undecided
• Murdered woman was strangled
• One Step at a Time
• We have a winner
• Medford Police Department News - Wanted Burglary Suspect In Custody
• Emergency Services
• 'Girls' World' parent-daughter fair to be held Saturday at Kids Unlimited
• Class to focus on how to care for well and septic systems
• Pomegranate Preschool plans 'Family Harmony' presentation on March 14
• Computer club meeting focuses on Linux system
• Origin of 'doughboy' remains unclear
• Central Point district considers changing bus service
• Medford pair charged with stealing cemetery vases to sell for scrap
• Blue Ledge mine might get federal cleanup funds
• Life is Good Ranch takes a bad turn
• Dog-shooting suspect faces new charges
• High water prevents retrieval of car driven into Rogue River
• Suspect is arraigned on murder charge in death of his girlfriend
• Greyhound bus hits Jeep near Medford
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Meeting Agenda for March 15, 2011
• Jackson County Animal Control Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda for March 14, 2011
• Emergency services
• Doors Aren't Closed Yet
• Since You Asked: Drop of vanilla won't crack egg bacteria case
• Ruch math whizzes head to state tourney
• Suspected drug dealer arrested near Central Point school
• Emergency Services
• Attorney, legal immigrant to speak on immigration law to LWV group
• Orchid Society talks potting and repotting
• Associated Fruit lays off half its workers
• Where will school cuts come from?
• Woman's death shocks co-workers
• Woman drives car into Rogue River
• Reflections on Vietnam
• Auchincloss jailed for probation violation
• Church groups add another 'R' to hillside
• Jackson County Holds Surplus Vehicles Auction Monday, March 7-21, 2011
• Jackson County Board of Commission Land Use Public Hearing Development Services Agenda for March 16, 2011
• City of Medford Council Study Session Agenda for March 10, 2011
• MADGE Team Arrests Alleged Drug Dealer In Central Point
• Lake of the Woods lodge expands
• Al-Haramain appeal to be heard by 9th circuit court
• Weekly online news quiz
• Ashland celebrates 100th anniversary of International Women's Day Tuesday
• A change of pace
• Veterans' program coming to an end
• State to vote on wildlife timetable
• Local musician faces idol for Dove Award
• Your remote won't change traffic signal
• You can turn left into church lot
• Mail Tribune hosts online video contest
• Emergency Services
• Medford Police Department News - March 4, 2011
• Lane Closure on Derry Court - Monday, March 7
• Medford Police Department Looking for Burglary Suspect
• Medford Police Department News - Domestic Violence Turns Tragic
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement Team News - March 4, 2011
• SOU students offer help on spring break
• Local briefs
• Gardening Calendar for March
• A soldier's wife
• Police hunting man suspected of six daytime home burglaries
• Quality time spent with Mark Twain ... and Harry Potter
• More than a 'pillow' was lost along the Rogue River
• Hatchery pegged as site of charter school
• The Holly project: Would it fly, or crash?
• Draft Resolution at Donnelly's
• Medford man faces murder charge in killing of girlfriend
• Restaurant inspections
• The odd couple
• Emergency services
• Felony arrests
• Ashland official in ethics quandry
• Back to life
• Potential parking issues raised over Ashland restaurant
• Single charge dropped from test-drive case
• MADGE team arrests six in drugs and weapons case
• Police name suspect in east Medford and Phoenix burglaries
• Chinese student boarding program pushed back at Ashland High School
• Since You Asked: Ross Lane reduced speed sign was in error
• Crude Awakening
• Emergency services
• Does Supreme Court ruling pose a threat to our children?
• Ashland gives GroundWorks a discount
• Religion briefs
• Medford schools consider cutting top posts
• 'We could have done a lot better here'
• Donnelly's goes dry
• Judge keeps files closed in Seda case
• Marijuana, guns and the law
• ODOT plans to fix visibility problems
• And the winner is ...
• Snowpack looks good for now
• Emergency services
• Rescuers find Weed man's body after three-day search
• High bids delay Britt Gardens restoration
• Dog owners howl at 'no-animals' posting
• Medical pot patient fights to resume use
• Jackson County Mental Health Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes for December 20, 2010
• Jackson County Local Alcoholism and Drug Planning Committee Meeting Minutes for January 26, 2011
• Jackson County Veterans' Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes for January 27, 2011
• Jackson County Veterans' Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda for March 10, 2011
• Local briefs
• Redneck, not racist?
• Pay to park
• School spirit at Sams Valley
• Emergency services
• Smoke on restricted days? Call the county
• Medford soldier making progress in rehab
• FAA says Medford failed to register tower changes
• Judge rules state doesn't own Upper Rogue River
• City Council to vote on land purchase
• Ashland leaning toward ski area permit transfer
• Seda defense wants judge to recuse U.S. attorney's office
• What we're talking about when words fail us
• Three arrested for throwing trash off interstate overpass
• Medford Police Department News - Dangerous Prank Lands Three Suspects in Jail
• Jackson County blood drives
• Local briefs
• Since You Asked: Top-judged canned tomatoes scarce locally
• Busted!
• Emergency Services
• Student arrested for gun on campus
• Commissioner testifies against wildlands order
• Bills target sex-trafficking of minors
• Police charge three boys with tire-slashing crimes
• Taking it on the road
• New Moliére adaptation is good medicine
• Local news briefs
• 'Mr. Thom' still lives on property
• Medford Police Department News - Tire Slashing Suspects Charged
• Housing And Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda For March 2, 2011
• Other Peace Corps veterans say experience matured them
• One among boys
• Will non-unanimous verdicts remain in Oregon?
• Council to review ski area permit
• Phoenix urban renewal plan gets positive marks
• Public meetings set for Middle Applegate Watershed project
• To stage a 'Mockingbird'
• Piece of land near the new South is city's
• Power chairs are not motor vehicles
• Medford Traffic Impact Items - February 28 - March 4, 2011
• Right of Way Work Schedule for Trees Inc. - Week of February 28 - March 4, 2011
• Weekday Lane Closures on E. McAndrews Road - February 28 - April 15, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Sketch of Residential Burglary Suspect
• 'It Changed Our Lives'
• Local briefs
• Emergency services
• The dreaded vacation curse continues
• On the road again with the Fur Wagon Express
• In the walls of the old brick warehouse
• Union supporters lend voices to controversy in Wisconsin
• Measure of this 'Measure' is laughter
• Cole joins state education reform effort
• Finding Their Voice
• Two performing arts centers in Medford?
• Winter is a busy time on Rogue
• Emergency Services
• Family mourns fallen Marine
• Restaurant inspections
• Indoor gardening with kids
• Snowpack rebounds, improves water-content levels
• Phoenix manager will exit at end of the year
• Buyer will move Camelot Theatre building
• Burglar strikes east Medford homes
• Generator apparent cause of Central Point building blaze
• California man jailed following armed scuffle with deputies
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Plastics, germs could carry health risks in water bottles
• Agencies attempt to stem outbreak of rabies
• Searching for one man, saving another
• Local Author Is National Winner
• Wildland-Urban Interface Home Safety Evaluations
• SMART program seeks volunteers
• Need breakfast in a hurry: Top picks of fast food breakfast meals
• Police release sketch of suspect in Talent attack
• Delays take the 'speedy' out of trial
• Central Point boy recovering
• Parole talk unearths memories of torment
• Services planned Saturday for Marine
• SOU unveils West Wind Review
• Applicants Sought For Medford Boards And Commissions
• Temperatures in the teens predicted
• Emergency services
• Religion briefs
• Sharp increase in Latino population
• Potential buyer surfaces for Pioneer Village
• State grant will go to repairs on greenway
• Police searching for suspect who attacked Talent woman in her home
• Budget sparks debate over Rogue River Fire District
• Head Start supporters stage rally in Medford
• Since You Asked: Big plans on menu for site of JJ North's
• Emergency services
• Ashland graduate in competition to hand Oscars to the victors
• Central Point boy in fair condition after being mauled by dogs
• Making a Splash
• Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for March 1, 2011
• Jackson County Board of Commissioners Agenda for February 23, 2011
• School officials fight for ESDs
• 'My son is coming home'
• Ashland film festival announces Academy Award-nominated films
• Kyron case status update Thursday
• Seminars, demonstrations highlight this weekend's Sportsmen's Show
• Oregon is first state with paint recycling fee
• Local briefs
• Esquivel makes push to consolidate pot bills
• Bates sponsors Medicaid reimbursement hike
• Storm expected to bring snow
• Police: Area sees surge in graffiti and reports
• Phoenix Urban Renewal Agency hosts open houses for new City Center plan
• Motorized Schwinns stolen from Medford
• Medford stabbing victim's condition upgraded to fair
• Police report three more tire slashings
• Emergency services
• Ashland schools superintendent to outline elementary school cuts cuts
• Rescue crews find body of missing snowboarder
• Artificial intelligence
• news briefs
• Emergency Services
• Missing cat tale didn't have a happy ending
• Argument turns bloody
• Medford Police Department News - Domestic Violence Stabbing
• Lane Closure on E. Jackson Street - Wednesday, February 23, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Parole Sweep Feb 2011
• 'A perfect father, husband, Marine'
• Parenting lecture set for Saturday
• Emergency Services
• Grand design
• Talent council will not appeal arbitrator's decision
• Ashland elementary principals say no to immersion program
• New committee will create dress code, behavior rules due to suggestive dancing
• Mom posts fliers for Kyron in Roseburg
• Car thefts up 75% for 2010
• Lane Closure on Willamette Avenue - Tuesday, February 22, 2011
• Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for February 23, 2011
• Connections helps kids finish school
• It's true, aides really do earn more than legislators
• Photo Caption contest: Thirsty cow
• Signal of Change
• Restaurant Inspections
• Cold outside, hot inside
• Medford needs a reason for people to park
• SOU has gone to the dogs
• Kitzhaber's plan to produce jobs in the woods faces hurdles
• OSF pros lift no-nonsense 'King Lear'
• Legend of Dead Indian Memorial Road
• Local briefs
• Emergency services
• Boulder kills Medford man working on Gales Creek trail
• Weekly Mail Tribune News Quiz
• Since You Asked: Scrap yards have aided in arrests of thieves
• South Medford grad shot in Afghanistan
• Prosecutors say failure to inform didn't affect Seda verdict
• A Toast To Ingenuity
• Jacksonville council won't challenge landfill ruling
• Further arrests made in major heroin drug ring
• Head-on collision critically injures driver
• Wyden move would ban Crater Lake helicopters
• Local Briefs
• Medford Police Department News - Armed Robbery
• Right of Way Work Schedule for Trees Inc.- February 21-25, 2011
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda For February 24, 2011
• Medford Oregon Police Department News: Operation Goat Rope - Final Chapter
• Emergency services
• On the chopping block
• New research for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Psychotherapy & exercise
• Man sentenced to prison in child pornography case
• Flamingo's clerk robbed at gunpoint in Medford
• Trooper hurt when snow-heavy tree falls on car
• Budget ax could fell Sams Valley school
• 'A solvable problem'
• Deal takes Acremant off death row, for now
• Medford council hears tower options
• SYA
• SOU will re-examine museum site options
• Daddy-daughter dinner dance docketed
• Havurah hosts screening of 'Jews and Baseball' film
• religion briefs
• Stabbing prompts investigation of possible youth gang violence
• Body found near site of Gold Ray Dam identified
• Ashland councilman becomes food bank president
• Emergency services
• JPR plans move to Medford site
• Meet the Brassicas!
• Ashland council rejects larger vendor booth license fee
• Since You Asked: Beavers are on the rise in Bear Creek
• Budget ills end Ashland charter school
• Lithia Park restaurant plan not to everyone's taste
• Basco the war dog recovering from his stem cell procedure
• County considering new taxing districts
• His protest of DirecTV's service earned him a $440 bill
• Emergency services
• School Board to hold first forum in Spanish
• Grow your own gourmet greens!
• ADHD: Mirror movements may detect brain disorder in kids
• Nature center floats concept for school
• Sucker Creek miner plans fight over coho-based suit
• OSF costumes were ready for prime time appearance
• Natural fit for a vintage startup
• Identity of man found in river remains elusive
• Donation to boost area's web-based policing
• News briefs
• Creating your own website takes time
• Medford Police Department News - Armed Robbery
• Medford Police Department News - Residential Burglaries
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda for February 17, 2011
• Emergency services
• Does this add up?
• What is the end of the world, Alex?
• Jackson & Perkins sale was in 2007
• Emergency Services
• Man gets 7½ years for slashing wife with razor blade
• High winds forecast for mountain travelers
• Ashland School Board OKs potential layoffs
• Police investigate pair of burglaries in east Medford
• Lumpy's on Riverside reports armed robbery
• County removes home site from land swap
• Talent Café finds new home down the road
• Sowing seeds for the future
• Weekday Sidewalk Closures at Riverside Avenue and E. Main - February 14 - March 4 2011
• Multiple Lane Closures Weekdays at the Intersection of N. Ross Lane and W. McAndrews: February 14 - April 1, 2011
• HSBCAMPS & Basketball Pros Head to Medford August 2011: Oregon Community Becomes Newest Location on Youth Basketball Camps Nationally Expanding List
• City, county reach deal on road upkeep
• Ashland schools consider layoffs
• Council to weigh in on lodge-style restaurant
• A wager for dishes duty goes to wife
• Bicyclists must observe posted speed limits, too
• Not the same without him
• His Starship landed in Jefferson
• Officials unsure of proposed monument's impact on ski area expansion
• City of Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for February 17, 2011
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Agenda - February 14, 2011
• Emergency services
• What is the Planning Commission thinking?
• News quiz
• Long-distance dedication — from the summer of '65
• Sleep lab isn't the best place for a good night's sleep
• Food for the soul
• 'You will find me in the lake'
• Emergency services
• Local Briefs
• Charley's Land
• Rabies-infected coyote spurs further warnings
• Sketch, autopsy could solve mystery of dead man
• Planned artwork for Barnett Road bridge hits bump
• One family's World War II
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For February 18, 2011
• Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for February 16, 2011
• Guilty: Miner faces prison
• Harry & David lays off almost 100 employees
• Body found Thursday near Gold Ray Dam site remains a mystery
• Ashland forum shines light on sexual-identity bullying
• Pear Blossom Parade lives long in Spock's brain
• Debt closes doors of Ashland kitchen store
• Since You Asked: 428 citations later, drivers still hung up on phone use
• Emergency services
• Vandals mark up Phoenix
• Back to Egypt
• Police seek help identifying body found near Gold Ray Dam
• Emergency services
• Con-man plea gets postponed
• Phoenix gives OK to Fern Valley project
• Latest plan for parking garage stalls
• White City brothers arrested on felony assault and burglary charges
• Miner shooting trial ends, but jurors are still at work
• Police justify communications tower to Medford City Council
• Forensics isn't always the way they show it on CSI
• Smoke in school was faulty heater
• JCLS Holiday Closure - February 21, 2011
• Religion Briefs
• Food Angels
• News Briefs
• Beautiful Valentine's Day bouquets: Ugly bugs
• Since You Asked: Railroad crossing repairs are a city's duty
• Accused miner says struggle led to shooting
• Boo-boo by state's DHS means W-2 nightmares
• Former military dog living in Medford to receive state's first stem cell procedure for hip injury
• 'The dark side of being human'
• Fueling station opens for propane vehicles
• Eagle Point man arrested on drug and weapons charges
• Herald of 'new cosmology' will be held in Ashland
• Local Briefs
• Emergency services
• Medford Fire-Rescue: The Importance of Smoke Alarms
• Wary of the needle
• Medford kindergartner dials 9-1-1, keeps cool while mother suffers seizure
• Gunman who robbed Lumpy's remains at large
• News briefs
• Audio-book narrator to talk at friends of library meeting
• Plunge drew $45,000 for Special Olympics
• Emergency services
• Harry & David cites $57.6 million in losses
• Police release sketches of alleged jewel thieves
• A Genius for the Absurd
• Weather shift allows agencies to burn debris
• Bellview Grange seeks new members
• A man attuned to life's currents
• Police arrest two after finding heroin
• 'He was going to kill me'
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Regular Meeting Agenda for February 15, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Armed Robbery
• Medford Police Department News: Heroin Arrests Made After 2 Year Investigation
• Medford Police Department News - Stolen Vehicle Recovered and Suspect Arrested
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda For February 10, 2011
• Local man arraigned in animal abuse case
• ODOT demand: Decide on Phoenix interchange
• Hiker in critical condition after Table Rock fall
• Small farms find big competition
• Survey gauges attitudes toward interface fire risk
• Talent council to decide on worker-hours ruling in dispute with union
• Local news briefs
• Portland is state's first incorporated town: 1851
• Turf war
• Emergency Services
• Lane Closure on Cottage Street - February 9, 2011
• Zumba: A fitness program that’s fast and fun
• Thoughts on apple trees...
• Eight-hour standoff ends safely
• Medford woman injured in fire
• Growers Market looking at Oak street for new site
• DEQ says lead contamination testing at gun club was flawed
• Bikes are vehicles, except when rule doesn't apply
• Gatorade shower began as a prank
• Eagle Point turns 100
• Central Point council has opening in Ward 3
• Medford Police Department News - February 6, 2011
• Local briefs
• Emergency services
• A river runs through it?
• Sharing culture far from home
• Phoenix City Councilman Sievers resigns
• Cop slayings awaken sad memories for Medford gal
• No objections for Camelot's 'A Few Good Men'
• The unknowns of Rock Point
• Historical Society unveils new fundraiser
• Nothing a little spackle won't fix
• No leads in bank break-in
• Photo Caption Contest: Hey you, emu
• Emergency services
• Local briefs
• PTSD can strike those even on the periphery of combat
• Overhaul of state agencies starts to build momentum
• The battle after the war
• How not to see the forest ... or the trees
• Police seek help tracking gang graffiti
• State grants temporary approval to hunting practices
• Waterworks — deal or no deal
• Ashland trail users seek new direction
• Since You Asked: Ants have homeowners ready to cry 'uncle!’
• Local Briefs
• Emergency services
• Daily Lane Closures on N. Phoenix Road February 7-8, 2011
• City of Medford Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for February 9, 2011
• Troubled waters
• Emergency services
• Medford drops pay-to-park machine
• Budget cuts hang heavy over school open forum
• Tense moment after tip on possible Waldport shooting suspect
• Ashland looks for answers to homeless situation
• ODOT green-lights rebuild of Fern Valley interchange
• Ashland voters to decide on bond issue for new fire station
• Jacksonville yard sale supporters rally to save the event
• News briefs
• religion briefs
• Volunteers have libraries covered
• Lane Closure on E. Jackson Street - February 4, 2011
• Medford Police Department News - Indecent Exposure Suspect Apprehended
• Sidewalk Closure on Riverside Avenue, North of East Main - Friday, February 4, 2011
• Weekday Lane Closures on N. Phoenix Road - February 2-7
• Accreditation for Greater Medford VNA Add'l Care: Among 1st in the nation
• Homeless man pleads not guilty to tossing object off an I-5 overpass
• Alvis named acting Jacksonville city administrator
• news briefs
• Emergency services
• Advertisers spend the money for highway placards
• Public to vote on electing or hiring leaders
• School forums to focus on big cuts to budgets
• Low-cost health care
• BLM withdraws two timber sales
• Alleged con artist Todd Surgeon is back in court
• Diaper dearth creates dilemma
• Woman charged with murder tries to fire her public defenders
• Ashland man arrested for indecent exposure
• Medford resident describes Egypt chaos
• Visiting the doctor: A user’s guide to get you prepared
• Heart of Medford delays decision on art walk
• Fire destroys mobile home in Shady Cove
• Bob Marley birthday celebration and tribute show scheduled for 8 tonight
• Emergency services
• Readers offer more options for recycling holiday cards
• Kitzhaber's cutback plan has schools doing the math
• Game On
• Medford man shot while chasing bank robbery suspect in Salem
• Thieves make off with fixtures from homes for sale
• Healing practice
• Police seek Medford tire-slashing suspects
• Fern Valley project recommendation may come this week
• Air-quality concerns lead to woodstove limits
• Homes from Haiti's rubble
• Plasma center turns red into green
• Rep. Walden: Enough already
• Hatchery steelhead perfectly OK to give away
• Emergency Services
• Tattoos, long hair are now status and tweets
• A place for water babies
• Woman pleads not guilty over shot fired
• Copyright infringement booms in Ashland
• Lower interest rate cuts library bond costs
• Local book clubs anticipate speech by author Salzman
• Local news briefs
• Medford's parking garages are safe, police say
• Jackson County Board of Commissioners' Public Meeting Agenda for February 2, 2011
• Executive Session Meeting Notice for February 3, 2011
• City of Medford Site Plan And Architectural Commission Agenda for February 4, 2011
• Daily Lane Closures on Crater Lake Avenue: February 1-2, 2011
• Start Reading Now for the Medford Library Book Discussion Group
• Steelhead donation lifts Oregon Food Bank
• Artisans to watch Ashland decision
• Fed grant to aid area homeless
• It's legal to pass bicyclists by drifting across center line
• Restaurant inspections
• Public meetings
• River flows lingo refers to mid-river
• Emergency Services
• FILM ENVISIONS ANGELS AMONG US
• 2nd Annual Polar Plunge Hits Medford To Benefit Special Olympics Oregon
• Intermittent Daily Lane Closures on Stewart Avenue - February 1-3
• The Sparta Building: A Classic Revival
• Effort will help kids deal with stress of ill parents
• Medford art walk could get new start
• Elizabeth's park
• Spoiled cat rouses lazy owner and saves parrots
• Local Briefs
• What do we do with John Thiry?
• Emergency services
• Dog park quagmire delayed fall work
• Government urged to overhaul education
• Stunt work runs in the family
• There, but for the grace of God
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Work Schedule - January 31 - February 2, 2011
• Is state creating a fine mess?
• 'County really did me dirty'
• Time remains to reach normal snow totals
• Jacksonville officials pay tributes to Wyntergreen
• Prosecutors decry Seda case 'fishing expedition'
• Since You Asked: Christmas cards can be a gift that keeps on giving
• Emergency services
• Local Briefs
• Medford Police Department News: Bank Robbery
• Medford Police Department News: Pharmacy Robber Caught
• Tips for relieving arthritis pain in the winter months
• Emergency services
• Federal bucks help GPID keep Rogue River gravel out of its water intake
• Promoters take live entertainment 'to the next level'
• Klamath-Siskiyou documentary airs tonight
• Big-rig crash leaves trucker dead
• PROPERTY RIGHTS
• Comissioners consider appointed positions
• Medford will lose 2 school board members
• So that's what happened to Medford's disc-golf course
• Man armed with 'Uzi-style' gun robs Medford bank
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda For February 3, 2011
• Applicants Sought For Medford Boards And Commissions
• Lane Closure on Laurel Street - January 28 and 31, 2011
• Help Stand for Children on Saturday
• Someone to watch over me
• Phoenix will offer drivers a chance to clear slate
• Towing increase rankles Ashland drivers
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Bear Creek originates frpm the hills near Ashland
• Paper or cloth?
• Lane Closure on Delta Waters Road
• Medford Food Project picks up
• Health care fraud: whistleblowers help Obama administration recover $2.5 billion
• Deer: Beautiful, but oy, what a pain!
• Energy savings through the roof
• Former teen 'ninja' pleads guilty to new charges
• Thiry indicted on felony charge
• Foxes in Cave Junction test positive for rabies
• Annual homeless count is Thursday
• Wash. state father, son busted for pot
• Medford park plan based on multiple studies
• Local briefs for Jan. 26
• Indian Mary's father warned area settlers of Indian attack
• Emergency services
• Medford men who slipped down embankment recovering at home
• Harry & David ratings take hit
• Wounded veteran from Crater High gains new perspective as senator's guest at speech
• Treating and avoiding infections without antibiotics
• Since You Asked: Exotic taste makes saffron a culinary star
• Ashland business license debate heats up
• Ashland Parks Department worker will return to job
• Local news briefs
• Sushi bar will tuck in next to Craterian
• Emergency Services
• Man tied to Oak Knoll fire faces new charges
• Bates, Esquivel promise to oppose horse bill
• Former Medford man taken off life support, dies from snowboarding head injuries
• Talent man arrested after allegedly sending sexual messages to girls
• Lights, Camera, Locals
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for January 27, 2011
• Dear Legislature: Local residents offer their priorities
• Animal safety on I-5 is agencies' focus
• Local briefs
• Antenna anger
• More than just a pretty face
• Camelot buys land for new home
• Transhuman movement: Good idea or dangerous?
• Sewer company to appeal Phoenix franchise fee
• Rest area rules do not prohibit panhandling
• U-turns are illegal unless sign posted
• Emergency Services
• Medford Police Department News - 5 New Police Officers to be Sworn-in
• C-2 Utilities Right of Way Work Schedule - January 24-26, 2011
• Daily Lane Closure on Crater Lake Avenue - January 24-26, 2011
• Mentor taught what it means to dig deep
• Soldiers in a line
• Ginger's portrait lives
• Emergency services
• Tree hunter seeks to preserve tree's DNA
• Business incubator could aid area's job situation
• Restorative Property
• Maslow Project in need of new quarters
• Mobile food pantry coming to Eagle Point
• TV squabble forces NFL fans to scramble
• The smallest of gestures can remind us of our better nature
• Caption Contest: Double-Dog Dare
• Tallest of the tall
• Restaurant inspections
• Arrest made after dog survives shooting in parking lot
• Road test gets the green light
• Plea seen as possible next week for former spa owner
• SOU president: Leadership award 'reflects everyone's work'
• Developer to stay out of prison during sentence appeal
• Local Briefs
• Since You Asked: Getting out of a jam of our own making
• Emergency services
• County could buy Medford post office building
• Medford Teen Library First Saturday Fun!
• Daily Lane Closure on N. Central Avenue - January 21-22, 2011
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Agenda for January 24, 2011
• North Medford High School wins scavenger hunt
• Medford council adopts parking changes
• Cascade Christian sandwiched by city-county park dispute
• Warm weather melts away snowpack
• Enrollment booming at RCC
• Budget dilemma could hurt Medford charities
• Ducks mix it up when it comes to uniforms
• Highway 140 will have more OSP patrols
• Bitter Harvest at Harry & David
• Ashland pedestrian remains critical
• Expect I-5 detour overnight Monday
• Religion briefs
• Local briefs for Jan. 21
• Emergency services
• Couple weren't missing; they were in Roseburg
• Controlled burns aim to reduce watershed combustibles
• RCC /SOU Higher Education Center plans lock-down drill
• Emergency services
• 'Celestial' origins come from long ago in Chinese history
• Ashland activist Pete Seda freed from jail
• Better safe than sorry
• DirecTV rejects Northwest Broadcasting's offer
• Chinese company to buy Erickson copters
• Merkley works to stem the tide of foreclosures
• Ashland council to review restaurant near Lithia Park
• Wyden fields tough questions at town hall
• Cow Creek foundation honors THRIVE with grant
• Miracle of Titanic proportions
• SOU's Friday Science Seminar touches on E. coli in Ashland Creek
• Lisa Evans remains critical after being hit by a car Friday
• Medford Police Department News - January 19, 2011
• JCLS Windows In Time Lecture
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Work Schedule: January 20-28, 2011
• Lane Closure On Roberts Road
• Lane Closure On Springbrook Road
• Medford Police Department News - Missing Couple Located
• Daily Lane Closure on Siskiyou Blvd - January 19-20, 2011
• Daily Lane Closure on Spring Street - January 19-20, 2011
• Daily Lane Closure on E. Jackson Street - January 19-21, 2011
• Where's my NFL game?
• X-Valley
• Police seize out-of-compliance medical marijuana garden
• Emergency services
• Releasing pet turtles into the wild can be illegal
• Lawyers for Seda find new evidence
• H&D faces threat of Chapter 11
• Medford school board approves land deal
• Branner sentenced
• Schatz wins J'ville recall
• Poet Matthew Dickman celebrates Stafford
• Police arrest man who allegedly solicited sex acts from a woman and a child in Hawthorne Park
• Bypass dredges up fears of flooding
• Local briefs
• Daily Lane Closure on Crater Lake Hwy - January 19-20,2011
• Patrol Officers Discover Out Of Compliance Medical Marijuana Grow And Seize Plants
• Local poets can participate in digital-audio archive project
• Emergency Services
• Medford School Board to decide on land deal
• Kids' toy giveaway falls short for some
• MLK Day speaker says civil discourse is critical
• Forget the 'battle of the sexes'
• How you can get ready
• Local news briefs
• Ashland seeks more control over business licenses
• Hydrant silhouettes are for fire response
• Daily Lane Closure on Biddle Road: January 19-21, 2011
• Oregon high court to decide concealed handgun/medical marijuana issue
• Workshop on how to land a job
• Ashland Water Advisory open house Wednesday
• Emergency Services
• Rogue River not likely to jump banks
• East Medford neighbors appeal communication tower
• State denies statement of no violation request for city officials
• How unique are human traits? Not so much, says professor
• Phoenix residents likely to see water-rate increase
• Central Point changes aimed at development
• You can get a DUII on pain pills
• 'I Have a Dream' was not King's last speech
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• Olympic aspirations
• Residents honor shooting victims at Medford vigil
• Patton's passion — a life in theater
• The message of 'Huck Finn' needs no sanitizing
• Antelope Road fire reminds crews of White City blaze
• From responsible to careless in one little wobble
• Irresistible dream
• Restaurant inspections
• Weekend storms could flood some NW streams
• Venom or Voice?
• Advocacy Center to host charity ball on Saturday
• What to do when someone poses a risk
• Emergency services
• Free program at Ruch Branch Library on Thursday will focus on weather phenomena
• Daily Lane Closure on Siskiyou Blvd - January 18 - 19, 2011
• Weather Service issues watch for floods, debris flows
• Medford graduate in coma after mishap
• DirecTV's brouhaha continues
• Bay Area trio plead guilty to felony identity theft charges
• Batzer lands Hillside Elementary groundwork project
• Flags flew for deaths in Arizona
• Pedestrian struck on East Main has 'critical' injuries, police say
• Emergency services
• OSF's Patton dies
• Seda could walk from Eugene jail
• Medford Food Co-op postpones opening
• Cat fight over cougar hunting
• Art exhibit gives gallery-goers the chills
• Emergency services
• Candid camera hands out costly, but valuable lesson
• Voters may get final say on water parks issue
• GIVING RESPITE
• Inmate who solicited double homicide gets 3 years
• Medford dubbed 'an untapped solar resource'
• Ski lift workers broke no safety rules
• Religion briefs
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• WinterSpring Center will start a Spouse Loss Support Group
• Moving beyond discord
• Police chase from White City to Medford ends in arrest
• News briefs
• Emergency services
• Daily comics are on website through special link
• Seda's lawyers cry foul
• Rachor questions parties
• Carson Helicopters breaks silence about NTSB accident report
• Ashland parks workers face strict new rules
• Ashland planners OK expansion of Caldera Brewing Co.
• Central Point to look at easing big-box store restrictions
• Camelot launches new season today
• Weekday Lane Closures at the Intersection of W. McAndrews & N. Ross - January 13-21
• Applicants Sought For Medford Boards And Commissions
• Weekday Lane Closure on Delta Waters Road - January 14 and January 17, 2011
• Medford Police Department News: National AMBER Alert Awareness Day - January 13th, 2011
• Jackson County Veterans Advisory Committee October 28, 2010 Minutes
• Jackson County Board Of Commissioners Meeting Agenda January 13, 2011
• Biomass gets some slack
• Takin' it to the streets
• local news briefs
• Roller derby gals are still jammin' in Medford
• Position of power
• Local RVMC doctor and nurse heading to Haiti to volunteer services
• 'CAT HOUSE' MUST GO
• ODE gives Eagle Point a clean bill of health
• Feds put Chinese student program on hold
• Zoning change would preserve farm use
• Talent man charged with drug possession
• Rogue River motorist dies in crash
• Lane Closures on E. Jackson Street - Wednesday, January 12, 2011
• Daily Lane Closure on Knutson Avenue - January 13-14, 2011
• Weekday Lane Closure on Grand Avenue - January 13-18, 2011
• Emergency services
• Politicians must tone down rhetoric, says state Sen. Atkinson
• Return to Ashland's Chinatown
• Four rescued from woods after getting lost, stuck
• OCT offers variety in 2011 season
• Local news briefs
• No excess coho for state food bank
• Despite disappointment, fans remain loyal to Ducks
• Police seek help in shooting
• Fate of Mon Desir gazebo still in question
• Emergency Services
• An unorthodox cure
• Expect I-5 delays at night this week
• SOU excels in measures of student engagement
• The National Geographic editor's from Central Point
• Daily Lane Closure on Springbrook Road: January 10-13, 2011
• Weekday Lane Closure on Grand Avenue: January 11-18, 2011
• Suspected Methamphetamine Trafficker Arrested After Traffic Stop
• Board Of Commissioners Work Session Agenda - January 11, 2011
• Game of a lifetime
• Study finds what women already knew
• Biddle Road yield sign causes some to stop
• Jack London's mid-life honeymoon
• Emergency services
• Restaurant Inspections
• Public meetings
• State attorney general urges changes to pornography law
• Saving the sloths
• Recovery home seeks community aid
• A national championship family feud
• Judge rules Phoenix can charge franchise fee
• Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for January 12, 2011
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Agenda for January 10, 2011
• Contaminated creek
• Up, Up and Away
• Summer tuition hikes for SOU are at low end of scale
• Local Briefs
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Law helps foster children get licenses
• State imposes parking fees for access to wildlife areas
• NFL fans may be thrown for a loss by TV impasse
• Slick roads lead to crash
• Accused Ashland worker says 'justice will prevail'
• Talent appointment process comes under scrutiny
• Shady Cove renews talk of building water system
• $180,000 in cocaine and meth seized near Ashland
• Cause of Central Point house fire unresolved
• Neighbors urged to appeal tower
• Sports park on win streak
• Just a bag at a time
• Fire destroys rural Central Point home
• Oak Knoll fire victims object to fees
• Financial firm owner plans to repay money
• Brownsboro was near today's White City
• Emergency services
• Collectible Book Sale
• Guild Lecture Series: The Decline Of Greece And The Rise Of Rome
• Wildlife repeal sidesteps black bear rule lawsuit
• Snow cave shelters stranded hikers
• New mayor hopes to unite Jacksonville
• City of Ashland's e-mail turns derogatory over homeless issue
• Gang-related graffiti shows up in Central Point and Medford
• Hakomi author Ron Kurtz, 76, dies in Ashland
• Hatchery demolition creates, removes history
• P-T school district cut down trees for a reason
• Emergency services
• Medford park would showcase 'natural' playground
• Medford police cut costs, hope to add officers
• Daily Lane Closures on Crater Lake Hwy: January 6-9, 2011
• Lane Closure on Riverside Avenue - January 7, 2011
• Ashland debt manager fined
• The path to becoming a Heisman Trophy voter
• Libraries seek volunteers
• Emergency Services
• Facing another shortfall, Medford's schools brace for budget cuts
• Local briefs
• Christmas tree pickup
• Algae leave Lost Creek Reservoir
• Another Ashland parks worker faces charges of stealing
• Trail of Trees
• Icy fog will remain in Rogue Valley until Friday
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda
• Since You Asked: Nondairy milks offer nutrients, no guarantee as substitutes
• No fire wall built along interstate, ODOT says
• Cops' time costs $75 per hour at events
• Emergency Services
• Traffic stop leads to meth find, California man's arrest
• Stabbing suspect held on $1 million bail
• Alcohol, car, gun lead to attempted murder charge
• A towering presence in the neighborhood
• Dorris, Calif., man allegedly tries to burn down house
• Historical Fruit Growers papers go to SOHS
• Homes rise from Oak Knoll ashes
• Medford Police Department News - Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving
• Third Saturday Chess Club at Medford Branch Teen Library
• JCLS Holiday Closure - January 17, 2011
• Rogue Valley faces freezing fog
• News briefs
• Not your every year resolutions
• Crime reports up in Medford last year
• Wearing your health on your sleeve
• An affair with the accordion
• State medical board sanctions Medford eye doctor
• Gold Hill gets down to business
• California has more ag restrictions than we do
• Emergency Services
• Daily Lane Closure on Hillcrest Road - January 4-5, 2011
• Weekday Lane Closures on Oleander and Yucca Streets: January 3-27, 2011
• Shooting suspect hasn't gone to trial yet
• Local Briefs
• Significant developments on Medford landscape
• State budget changes top Legislature's priority list
• A Grand Entrance
• Families file suit over Medford teacher's conduct
• Council critic calls recall effort 'a mistake'
• You can't get down if you're a Duck fan
• Snow is a foreign concept and probably always will be
• 'That gracious little old lady of a theater'
• Signs of economic life in the valley
• Emergency services
• Night-time Lane Closures on Court Street: January 5-6, 2011
• Daily Lane Closure on Court Street - January 3-7, 2011
• Wes Cooley, still fighting
• Experience Works honors Fred Garcia for helping older workers
• Religion briefs
• Rescuers find Central Point man, two other snowshoers after storm
• Ashland labyrinth offers calm entry into 2011
• Recession cuts into Grants Pass hospital's bottom line
• Free service gives speedy notice of court orders
• Gasoline hikes fuel frustration
• Ashland father cleared of fault in death
• Emergency services
• Still no plans for a Medford Trader Joe's
• On the trail of Bigfoot
• Ashland parks worker in theft probe resigns
• VISION of CHARITY
• Snow depth portends good water year
• Central Point semi driver cited in last week's crash
• Fire victims home from hospital
• Emergency services
• How high is up?
• Emergency services
• Don't take firewood to coast
• City owns parking lot at library
• Supporters want to draft Golden as their advocate
• Central Point rooster fighting case nets four more arrests
• Snow and rain to linger in the Rogue Valley for the next few days
• Building momentum
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for January 7, 2011
• Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for January 4, 2011
• Horses heal at Eden Farm
• Snow level dropping toward valley floor
• Bloom, Gerking named to bench
• Ashland smooths way for green building projects
• Missing man found in Eureka
• Wedge belongs to city
• Emergency Services
• Convicted sex offender Auchincloss back in jail
• FAA forces county to buy Rachor's land
• Tax changes will delay filing
• Mortgage payment assistance available
• Trial postponed in Glazier murder case
• Police on lookout for stolen pickup
• Avamere offers free club use
• This is all about U (turns)
• Daily Lane Closure on Hillcrest Road - December 28-29, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Stolen Vehicle and Hunting Equipment
• Parking Lane Closure on Genessee Street - December 29, 2010
• Daily Lane Closure on Hillcrest Road - December 29-30, 2010
• 'No rocking chair for me'
• Highway trees are maintained for safety
• Emergency Services
• Oregon Shakespeare Festival raises ticket prices
• Plane gets scare en route to Medford
• Pampered bruin is still a princess
• Doorway to the past
• Scuffle aids in capture of theft suspect
• Mountain snow keeps emergency crews busy
• TV disputes have spread this year
• Emergency services
• Gift-wrapped rewards for the peaceable kingdom
• Waiting for the phone call
• Conservation group threatens ODFW with lawsuit
• Public meetings
• New Year's sleepoverfor children at YMCA
• Fame ... It doesn't last forever
• Restaurant inspections
• Jackson County Library Adult Winter Reads Program
• Tax Forms Available at Local Libraries
• Britt gardens project gears up for next phase
• Youth offenders receive quilts, happy holiday meal
• Yes, Pam, there is a Santa Claus
• Emergency services
• The Greatest Gifts
• One Battle At A Time
• Ashland landowners grounded in bureaucratic limbo
• Wage increase brings mixed feelings
• Ashland prepares for annual community dinner
• Holly Theatre project backers spread the word
• No injuries in accident that killed free horse
• Butte Falls phone service restored after fatal crash
• St. Mark's sets schedule for Christmas services
• Fan falls prey to BCS ticket scam
• Two boys admit to burglary
• Helping students help themselves
• Since You Asked: Webworms found on trees as well as computers
• Medford Police Department News - Local Resident Loses Money to Fake BCS Ticket Scam
• City of Medford News - Christmas Holiday
• Medford Police Department News - Burglaries Solved Due to Citizen Involvement
• Missing: One Murder Weapon
• Grants boost care for abuse victims
• Grizzly breezes power home
• Four local sailors serve together
• Hearing set on reversing Seda conviction
• fading eyesight threatens livelihood
• Proceed at your own risk
• Scout reaches Eagle rank
• Founder takes a break
• Applicants Sought For Medford Boards And Commissions
• Weekday Lane Closure on Court Street: December 23-30, 2010
• A Little Holiday Cheer Can Go a Long Way On Our Roads This Holiday Season
• Medford police deliver spirit of season
• Former Ashland worker defends 'borrowing' practice
• Shady Cove man killed after car hits utility pole
• Emergency Services
• Kayakers recall moment of horror on calm waters
• Ashland parks theft charges expose issues of integrity
• A young family in need of the basics
• U.S. hit with $2.5 million bill in Islamic charity case
• Driver pinned by trailer
• Satellite TV feud remains on hold
• Ashland council votes to keep ban on camping
• Ashland schools increase awareness of peer bullies
• Since You Asked: School-area red lights continue to raise questions
• Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport ACE Board Meeting Minutes for November 15, 2010
• Since You Asked: Ingredients are key to a flaky crust
• Illegal camping citations rise sharply
• Local news briefs
• Emergency Services
• Camelot Theatre's producing director resigns
• Ex-Rogue River 'ninja' faces theft charges
• Bike, video games, makeup would lift ill mother's teens
• Dollar donations lag in ACCESS Inc. food drive
• Increase in job-seekers offsets November job gains
• State closes Talent elections-complaint case
• Jackson County Board Of Commissioners' Public Meeting Agenda For December 22, 2010
• Schools and students are at odds over 'grinding' on the prom floor
• 'Kookie Kollege' is students' tasty winter break fun
• Since You Asked: Numbers add up for Chinese exchange
• JPR Foundation ends bid for Yreka radio station
• All drivers must obey speed limit
• Drivers with a flashing yellow arrow must yield
• Emergency Services
• Local briefs
• Domestic violence victims would love some help this year
• This opening bid is a grand slam
• Clouds could hamper visibility of eclipse
• The gift of music
• Ashland District seeks participation in Oregon teacher-pay reform study
• Murphy Co. reopens Rogue River mill
• McDonald's reconstruction under way
• ODFW: More black bears have been killed this year
• Mayor Garrett resigns
• A 'thrilling moment' for Ashland vet
• Aid agency for autistic children in need of help
• Leave No Man Behind
• Emergency Services
• State, tattoo shops wary of infections
• Pot field shooting deputies will stay unnamed
• Monday
• Restaurant Inspections
• Local briefs
• Slayden won't be leaving for awhile
• Pete passed along more than punting prowess
• Christmas in the good old days
• Tattoos have gone mainstream
• Weather tower erected at Ashland museum
• Local Briefs
• Emergency Services
• State court orders new murder trial
• Jailed murder suspect charged in second death
• Children of abuse could use a sign that someone cares
• Shady Cove refuses rezoning
• Chinese student program advances in Ashland
• State levels penalties on Medford naturopath
• Since You Asked: Spotlights and hunters can cause sleepless nights
• Cave Junction man faces charges after marijuana find
• Jackson County Meeting Calendar for January 2011
• 'White Christmas' is a stroll down memory lane
• There's no place like Panto-Land
• Medford Food Project hopes to share the bounty
• Emergency Services
• River rapid will regain name of Takelma village
• Mother and children need help putting lives back together
• New Look for Wider Reach
• Masked gunman robs Ashland bank
• State pulls back from dog trainer, falconer rules
• Religion briefs
• 'Treasured Vistas' reception set
• Nonprofit agencies pick Light One Candle candidates
• CPAC Announces Election of Officers for 2011
• La Clinica expands dental care services in Medford
• Girl needs assistance with sensory integration
• 'CUT TO BLACK'
• Robber sentenced
• Teen hurt in collision
• 'Oh, Chris-Hannu-Rama-Kwanza-Shinto-Buddha- tree, Oh, Chris...'
• AFN upgrades Internet speeds, charges
• Commissioners want Expo to cover its costs
• Agness named for postmaster's daughter
• Emergency Services
• Medford teen victimized in porn, sex case
• Free Basic Computer Classes At Jackson County Library Services
• Food for Hope drive sees steady progress
• Since You Asked: The once and future Medford pizza sites
• New Crater Lake Highway intersection opens tonight
• Emergency Services
• Recount finished; Bates is winner
• Sisters could use a little joy this holiday
• The Salvation Army needs money to help feed hungry
• A Steep Curve
• Risk of algae at lakes a matter of sites
• Sundance premiere for film on lawsuits
• Lane Closure in the Alley North of Ogara Between Ivy and Kenyon - December 16, 2010
• Lane Closure on Midway Road - December 16, 2010
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda For December 16, 2010
• PERS rise, fund losses may force school cuts
• Clothes, housewares top family's wish list, but a few toys would be appreciated, too
• Last-minute push for kids' gifts
• Shot fired, arrest made along river
• Two men in jail on suspicion of having child pornography
• 'Goddess Temple' planned at Wellsprings
• Sewage odor comes from siphon — maybe
• Emergency Services
• Seeing red over rooster fights
• Sharing the abundance
• Cell phone numbers in a directory? Uh-uh, Bob
• Life of despair can mend for RCC student this holiday
• Vets fix bikes for kids
• SOU jumps on Google Apps' 'reliable' data cloud
• City favors use of business licenses for enforcing rules
• Council sides against fees for Municipal Court costs
• Grants Pass High grad, On the Rocks, on NBC's 'The Sing-Off'
• Treat a flashing red light like you would a stop sign
• Emergency Services
• Medford Police Department News - Robbery at RCC Bookstore
• Jackson County Board of Commissioners' Work Session Agenda for December 14, 2010
• The Boswell Mine robbery of 1918
• Songs of the season relieve holiday stress
• Since You Asked: Some trapping is allowed at Denman
• Local Briefs
• Medford Parks Department secures green vehicles
• Street Signs
• Greeting the Season
• Medford hospitals register significant amount of charity care
• Mother Nature's Turn
• Multiple arrests made after cock-fighting bust
• BLM land purchase intended to maintain wildlife
• Clean and sober dad would like a happy holiday for wife, 5 children
• Daily Lane Closure on Sheldon Avenue: December 14-15, 2010
• Daily Lane Closure at Mace Road and Connell: December 14-15, 2010
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for December 16, 2010
• Nighttime Lane Closure on S. Central Avenue - December 12 - 13, 2010
• Jackson County Board of Commissioners' Public Meeting Agenda for December 15, 2010
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for December 17, 2010
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda For December 16, 2010
• Between the law and a homeless place
• Shelter resources for the homeless in Jackson County
• Emergency services
• Emergency Services
• Local Briefs
• Decision fails to provide closure for Ashland fire victims
• 'My little girl hits harder than he does'
• Dotterrer's 'Plan B' ... work with Richardson
• Young children could use some basic necessities
• Harry and David helps Scout complete his mission
• Peaceful march in Ashland supports homeless
• Stalled talks threaten local ABC stations
• Since You Asked: Pilots prefer takeoffs into the wind
• Oak Knoll fire defendant found not guilty
• Salem police charge Medford man with possession and delivery of marijuana
• New briefs
• Ducky choice had its start in 'Puddles'
• Emergency services
• Helicopter co-pilot calls crash report inaccurate
• Oak Knoll defendant offered hazy account of fire
• Horror in Congo: Kayakers escape crocodile attack that kills their guide
• Simple gifts can help heal this family's wounds
• Grand renewal
• Medford man gets prison in real estate case
• Central Point will hold holiday celebration from 4 to 6 tonight
• Religion briefs
• Jail will expand, new sheriff's headquarters will be built
• Commission On Children And Families Meeting Minutes For November 1, 2010
• Airport Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda For December 20, 2010
• Airport Community Enthusiast Board Meeting Agenda For December 20, 2010
• Jackson County Library Services Holiday Hours
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Agenda For December 13, 2010
• Medford police release sketch of 7-Eleven robbery suspect
• Emergency Services
• Man still sought in Nov. 9 bank robbery
• Forest project involves all sides of issue
• Ashland investigates legality of ticketing homeless campers
• Children, abused mom could use holiday cheer
• Recount launched in Bates-Dotterrer squeaker
• Petitions filed to recall Jacksonville officeholders
• Warning lifted about dog-killing algae
• Jacksonville's historic U.S. Hotel is for sale
• news briefs
• Craterian board opposes Holly Theatre project
• Former Medford schools boss Russel Klein dies at age 84
• Medford Police Department News: 7-11 Robbery
• Fatal Mistakes: Report points to causes of 2008 helicopter crash
• Police seek man in attempted robbery at 7-Eleven
• Families call for improved safety measures
• Bruised family hopes to create happy memories
• Membership drought dooms Ashland grange
• Since You Asked: Streets are swept every 3 to 5 weeks
• Meth bust along I-5 leads to prison time
• Emergency services
• Oak Knoll testimony recounts fire's origin
• ScienceWorks exhibit wows museum-goers
• Grand jury hands down drug, weapons charges
• Medford Teen Library Super Hero Movie Marathon
• Photos With Santa
• Sam Fung, CCIM is the receipient of 2010 CCIM Transaction of the Year Award
• Ashland's Chitwood Lane park development on hold
• La Niña expected to bring more rain
• Emergency Services
• NMHS Holiday Cabaret set for this weekend
• Changing climate is factor for fire plans
• History on display
• A week of wild weather heading this way
• Blood drive honors fallen pilot
• Medford police arrest California couple for shoplifting
• Help give local kids a happy holiday
• Local judge awarded for excellence
• Area warming station needs volunteers
• Lane Closure on Genessee Street - December 7, 2010
• Boards and Commission Openings
• Jackson County Public Health Advisory Board Meeting Agenda for December 13, 2010
• Couple without much share what they've got
• 10-year-old lost her mother, hopes for happier Christmas
• Galinda's Studies
• Former Medford spa owner and con man Todd Surgeon arrested in Bend
• New lease on life for threatened Talent post office
• Living large for the holidays
• 'White Christmas' is a stroll down memory lane
• The coming of the iron horse
• If you ever wondered whether giving really helps ... it does
• 'The Littlest Thing Can Help'
• Scooters aren't cars
• Emergency services
• Applegate dam project now will include buried power lines
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda For December 9, 2010
• Jackson County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For December 9, 2010
• Lane Closure on Stewart Avenue - December 10, 2010
• Crater Lake snowshoe hikes start this weekend
• An intimate look at progress uprooting culture in Bolivia
• Ashland considers business license changes
• Short on funds ... and time
• Jacksonville administrator takes Tillamook post
• Since You Asked: Patrols have not been increased at 2 sites
• Emergency services
• State GOP could take Senate race to courts
• Newest school board member targets cultural barriers
• High-speed wreck attributed to intoxicated driver
• Major health insurer hit with sanctions
• Medford link emerges in Hollywood murder case
• Weekday Alley Closure: December 3 - 17, 2010
• Daily Lane Closure at Mace Road and Connell: December 6-7, 2010
• Daily Lane Closure on E. Main Street - December 7-10, 2010
• Weekday Lane Closures: Various Locations December 3-30, 2010
• City of Medford Public Works Department – Annual Report 2010
• Medford Police Department News - December 3, 2010
• Beatty Street Closure Continues Through December 10, 2010
• Appeals court leaves ODOT high and dry
• Ashland, homeless locked in stalemate
• FOOD FRENZY
• State: Bates wins. GOP wants recount
• Medford pot deal gone bad leads to shooting, arrests
• How did a Down syndrome-afflicted woman get into SOU in the first place?
• Four SOU students receive scholarships
• Tough love
• news briefs
• Religion briefs
• Emergency services
• Tree hunting can be a tad risky
• Crash near mall sends several to hospital
• Oregon Dungeness harvesters await tests before setting pots
• Medford Police Department News - Robbery Suspects in Custody
• Nonprofit provides low-income housing to war vets
• Homeless continue to protest citations
• Light shows on display
• Absent Gold Ray Dam changes a few fishing regulations
• Eagle Point family's luck goes from bad to worse when home is burglarized after fire
• Local Briefs
• Emergency services
• State says GOP claim of missing ballots is unfounded
• Passengers stuck in Los Angeles describe flight delays, loss of cabin pressure
• Crater band seeks donated axes
• Missing couple sparks police investigation
• Daily Lane Closure On Garfield Street - December 1-3, 2010
• Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for December 7, 2010
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda for December 2, 2010
• Start Reading Now For The Medford Library Book Discussion Group
• Since You Asked: Sugar substitutes make for mixed results
• Local Briefs
• Since You Asked: State still allows for conviction by 10 or 12 jurors
• Emergency services
• A recount of critical local race is coming
• Questions linger around Eagle Point kidnap and assault near pot garden
• Humane reasons behind new law on pets
• Grant enriches Ashland film festival
• Rogue Valley Medical Center expands neonatal intensive care unit
• Oregon commercial crab season kicks off today
• Weekday Lane Closure on Midway Road - December 1 - January 10, 2010
• Battling poverty and obesity
• Toys for Tots falls short; organizers call for donations
• Ashland is lacking in homeless services, says report
• Classroom feedback with a click
• Rabid fox cases jump in Josephine County to 7
• Local news briefs
• ACCESS Inc. seeks holiday gift boxes for seniors, shut-ins
• Olive farm hit by bad winter weather
• Emergency Services
• Early snow lifts Mount Ashland
• Ex-Ashland restaurateur won't pay any restitution
• Ashland High School seniors organize food drive
• Rare writing and printing collection will be dedicated at SOU Wednesday
• No one is injured in Ashland condo fire
• Reality TV run comes to close for the Roloffs
• You, too, can share hope
• Nine seek empty Medford School Board seat
• Hakomi founder to teach in Ashland
• The Defense Rests
• Facing death with Custer
• Musician's Friend and B.B. King offer limited-edition 'Lucilles'
• Movie dates and the teenage economy
• Black Friday madness needs an attitude adjustment
• No Place Like Home
• Fabric hoarder seeks outlet for stash
• News briefs
• Emergency Services
• Restaurant inspections
• Public meetings
• Lottery numbers
• Making the most out of being home
• The Train Gang
• Care from 'cradle to college'
• Central Point man turns in nearly $3,000 found in bank bag to police
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For December 3, 2010
• The Land Of The Fee?
• Medford co-op opening moves to January
• 'Shop Local Saturday'
• Cities want study of Medford water fees
• Since You Asked: A landing zone for Ducks?
• Emergency services
• Medford Police Department News - Honesty Of A Good Samaritan
• Board Of Commissioners Work Session Meeting Agenda For November 30, 2010
• Board Of Commissioners' Public Meeting Agenda For December 1, 2010
• Emergency services
• It's illegal to sweep fall leaves into street
• World AIDS Day to be honored locally on Wednesday, Dec. 1
• Religion briefs
• Shady Cove Water District is dissolved at last
• Wild ride in Central Point
• Trotting Out for the Needy
• In a spirit of Thanksgiving
• Medford Fire-Rescue News: Fire Safe Thanksgiving
• St. Mary's gets closer to its goal of $4 million
• Homeless man charged with rape, sodomy
• Dagoba chocolates voluntarily recalled for salmonella threat
• FESTIVAL OF LIGHT
• Local electrician to receive community service award
• Cancer Society holds celebration today to kick off its Relay for Life
• Emergency services
• Up Close & Personal
• Thanksgiving holiday became official during the Civil War
• Holiday weekend weather may pose problems
• Hundreds feast at Kids Unlimited turkey dinner
• Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for December 1, 2010
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda For December 2, 2010
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for December 2, 2010
• And now, for dessert, a shopping frenzy
• Interfaith holiday is Thursday
• The lexicon of enrolling for a course
• AHS students fret schedule shift
• Cold grips valley
• Emergency services
• Turkey dinners
• Seda tells court he's learned from his mistakes
• Holiday season brings crime spike to Medford
• Proof of life
• Snowfall raises hopes for Mt. Ashland opening day
• Ashland man who's faced cold, empty streets shares warmth of Thanksgiving
• Daily Lane Closure On Mt. Pitt - November 23-24, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Holiday Shopping Safety
• Since You Asked: Freeze your Thanksgiving dishes or keep them going
• SOU denies disabled woman's appeal
• Ziegler returns to county jail on multiple charges
• Homeless camps spur Ashland complaints
• Oregon Community Foundation awards grants
• Local news briefs
• Appointees to judgeships run in 2012
• Lottery
• Texas couple rescued from Bear Camp Road
• Markets comply with OLCC 'alco-pop' ban
• A special Trooper for the troops
• Woman pepper sprays intruder, who runs away
• Accreditation Assessment Team Invites Public Comment
• Jackson County Board of Commissioners' Public Meeting Agenda for November 24, 2010
• A hunger for help
• Emergency Services
• A name they can live with
• Wintry weather leads to several I-5 accidents
• Scholarships reward teen's effort to beat mean streets
• Thinning grants available to Ashland residents
• Since you asked
• A turning dispute she should have bet a dinner on
• Intermittent Week Night Lane Closures on Crater Lake Hwy - November 22 - December 17, 2010
• Benefits of Bartering
• Emergency Services
• Missing osprey nest a mystery
• Emergency services
• News briefs
• Lottery numbers
• SOMMER of Success
• The Fattig family Thanksgiving feast I wish to forget
• There's no place like Panto-Land
• Leaving behind a holiday tradition
• Christmas tree permits on sale Wednesday
• Collier's impossible hole in the mountain
• Giving thanks for the people who matter
• Restaurant inspections
• Public meetings
• Medford cops work beats to tackle problems
• End of the Line
• Vintage fashion show benefits homeless teens
• Ashland considers options for carless residents
• Ashland parks worker arrested on theft charges
• Since You Asked: Sheriff ran far ahead of write-in ballots
• Emergency services
• Community rallies behind Down syndrome student
• County certifies Bates edge; Dotterrer weighs recount
• Five plead not guilty in plot to steal from Jackson County Fair
• Heroin Search Warrant In SW Medford Result In Four Arrests
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Meeting Agenda For November 22, 2010
• Jeld-Wen sells Running Y Ranch
• Ashland acupuncturist loses license in settlement with state
• SOU students protest rejection of woman with Down syndrome
• ACCESS will help homeowners facing foreclosure apply for aid from a federal assistance program
• Former Medford resident dies in Utah plane crash
• Life-saver will be honored today in Medford
• South stages 'Guys and Dolls'
• Supreme Court ruling favors Walmart Supercenter
• Government seeks maximum for Seda
• Popular dance band lost its leader in a 1928 car crash in the Rogue Valley
• Emergency services
• Critical care nurses' group receives awards
• Religion Briefs
• Central Point family sweeps annual GingerBread Jubilee awards
• Winter's on its way
• Lane Closure On Lozier Lane - November 19, 2010
• Government urges eight years in prison for Seda
• Man wading in Ashland Creek fights ticket, loses
• Woman escapes fast-moving fire
• Oak Knoll residents come back to rebuild
• Scientists call attention to 'forgotten forests'
• Jacksonville property gains protection with easement agreement
• Since You Asked: 'Tis the season for Nutcracker tradition
• Emergency Services
• Jury finds developer guilty on 17 counts
• Man's car and dog returned
• Medford City Council Study Session Meeting Agenda For November 18, 2010
• Extended Street Closure On Beatty Street - November 17-22, 2010
• Windows in Time Series Talk: The West Coast/Crescent City Tsunami
• Hundreds apply at Dollar Tree
• Developer awaiting verdict on multiple charges
• Wyden aids attempt to verify woman's identity
• Snow levels expected to creep through the week
• No one likes a 'bully' goat
• Longtime DJ, 'Motown Marty' dies in Medford
• Army Corps lowers Lost Creek Lake water level
• Math score increase could hurt districts
• Morrow gets most write-in ballots
• Police reach out to neighborhood
• Public Works director pedals with a purpose
• Gold Hill paper announces changes
• Signs, or lack thereof, point to confusion
• ACCESS Inc. honors its annual 'Hometown Heroes'
• Emergency services
• Local briefs
• Medford Police Department Citizens Academy - Course Announcement
• Since You Asked: To eat or not to eat?
• Lottery
• Final unofficial tally gives win to Bates
• Desire vs. ability
• Homelessness jumps locally
• Fire destroys wreath-making shop
• Barking parrot alerts neighbor to Medford fire
• Heating stove glitch caused Phoenix blaze
• Elections Division closes case against former councilman
• Central Point looks for urban renewal boost
• Ashland schools consider Chinese boarding program
• Ashland businesses want more foot traffic
• Man's adventurous drive turns into search, rescue
• Local news briefs
• Missing man was found in Yreka
• Emergency Services
• Free Basic Computer Classes at Jackson County Library Services
• Seeds of a theatrical rivalry?
• Crimes against cheese
• (No heading)
• Since You Asked: If you want to eat at Joe's, you'll have to leave the state
• United Way ready for crucial fund drive push
• Little Butte School project will blend into Eagle Point
• The Future Makes A Pit Stop
• Cascade Christian aids Nicaraguan students
• Sturdy saddle
• House fire could have been worse
• State will develop strategic plan for boaters
• The futility of war through the eyes of those who know best
• Local Briefs
• Emergency services
• (No heading)
• Medford Fire-Rescue News - Citizen Recognition
• Lane Closure on Stevens Street - November 18, 2010
• Off to save the world
• Ashland Fire & Rescue Department promotes 13 firefighters
• Lifting up the less fortunate
• Animal Shelter benefits from pet fashion show
• Find today's Ducks game on Versus
• Medford man aboard crippled cruise ship describes "surreal" vacation
• Dems name Bates as one of Senate's top leaders
• Medford firefighters quickly stop two fires Friday
• Student hears the call
• Britt Fest doubles the price of membership
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For November 19, 2010
• Continuous Street Closure On Beatty Street - November 15-16, 2010
• Medford Fire-Rescue News: Duplex Fire - 239 Northridge Terrace
• Medford Fire-Rescue News: Structure Fire - Myra Lynne Mobile Home Park
• Local Briefs
• Walden addresses veterans around the Rogue Valley
• Man suspected of exposing himself found in Mexico
• You CAN Fight City Hall
• Consultant: Lack of vision hurts Medford
• Offending heron is protected
• Emergency services
• Bates maintains 257-vote lead over Dotterrer
• Medford police share new photo of bank robbery suspect
• Three arrested on charges of distributing marijuana from Central Point to Salem
• Lecture honors Ashland's World War I veterans
• Religion Briefs
• MADGE Serves Search Warrant At Alleged Out Of Compliance Medical Marijuana Grow Site
• Medford Police Department News - Fugitive Barry Register Arrested
• Mellelo's to close original store
• In service to our country
• Medford system falls behind on benchmarks
• Medford vet's long career well honored
• Lane Closures on Garfield, Peach and Kings Hwy - November 12, 2010
• JCLS Medford Branch Mitten Tree Donations
• Medford Police Department - Armed Bank Robbery
• Medford Police Department News: Motor Vehicle Incident Leads To Fatality
• RVMC receives American Heart Association award
• News briefs
• Since You Asked: Greenway traffic signs might not solve issue
• Emergency services
• SOU enrollment soars 26.2% over last year
• Details of woman's death in garage unclear
• Jail sentence imposed over Doodle Bra theft case
• Wing Zinger takes flight at Ashland museum
• Father's battle to regain bail money remains stalled
• In the Service
• Police: Prescription drug abuse reaches epidemic
• Armed robber strikes Medford bank
• Doodle Bra dad gets jail time for misusing money
• Weekday Lane Closure on Springbrook Road - November 11, 12 and 15, 2010
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Meeting Agenda for November 16, 2010
• Medford Police Department Unveils New Drug Drop Box
• Intermittent Week Night Lane Closures On Crater Lake Highway: November 9 - December 3, 2010
• Since You Asked: Cook thinner cuts quickly for best taste
• GOP calls for support
• Salvation Army extends holiday donation sign-ups
• Local briefs
• Families urged to keep kids safe over Internet
• Anti-suicide message by OSF actor offers hope
• New book about rainforests sheds light on our own backyard
• Candidates tied for final Jacksonville council seat
• Emergency services
• Central Point McDonald's catches fire
• Medford teen dies; overdose suspected
• Bates maintains slim lead in state Senate race
• Greenway addition, parking lot opens
• Searchers find hiker lost on Mount Ashland
• Program teaches anti-bullying techniques
• Kids' docs can be 'virtually in the room'
• Ashland bicycling study cites need for better safety
• Central Point plans new water reservoir
• Medford Police Department News - November 8, 2010
• Widening difference of opinion
• Plenty of facade money still available
• Ashland controlled burns to be discussed with residents
• Internet safety class scheduled for parents, kids
• Little pup mends, close to adoption
• Emergency Services
• Lottery
• Nightly Street Closure on Foothill Road: November 8-10, 2010
• Emergency services
• Improvements weighed for traffic safety in Ashland
• Die is cast for Latin classes
• General rule: Agencies stick to jurisdictions
• Star light, star bright, first ... what is that?
• Cartoonist Rubin at SOU this week
• Big Butte Springs spurs water war
• Thinning Ranks
• Emergency services
• What made Joe jumpy?
• Local Briefs
• Lottery numbers
• Down the mountain and out of your tap
• Political opponents demonstrate better angels of our nature
• Schedule of Veterans Day events across Rogue Valley
• The truth is out there ... the elk, not so much
• 'Doodle Bra' malfeasance leads to family plea deals
• Bringing them home
• Glad to have met Mr. Eugene Bennett
• Restaurant inspections
• Helping Nature Take Its Course
• Emergency services
• Local Briefs
• Bates lead at 264 and (still) counting
• 'You just ruined the rest of your life, man.'
• Fire quickly destroys home
• Veteran judges White, Schiveley to step down
• Write-in candidates win Phoenix council seats
• Rural highway will get '30s-style tourist signs
• Britt announces guests, dates for classical season
• Since You Asked: Flush with ideas for disposing of doggie doo
• City Of Medford Executive Session Meeting Notice For November 10, 2010
• Medford Fire-Rescue - Nov 4, 2010
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement News - November 4, 2010
• Emergency Services
• ACCESS foreclosure aid service bulging at the seams
• Artist Eugene Bennett leaves legacy of talent, community
• Courts limit services at noon hour
• Continuous Street Closure on Beatty Street - November 11-12, 2010
• Ashland man joins abuse victims on 'Oprah'
• Two speak in opposition to latest Fern Valley Road overpass design
• Ashland city attorney quits, citing health
• Local news briefs
• Kids are planting for the future
• Lane Closure on E. McAndrews Road - Wednesday, November 10, 2010
• Medford City Council/Urban Renewal Joint Study Session Agenda For November 11, 2010
• ‘Alexander’ Lecture at the Medford Branch Library
• Every last vote counted for Bates
• Vandals will pay for their school spree
• Local religion briefs
• Howe concedes 6th District race to Esquivel
• Camelot Theatre tops Meyer grant list
• Lewis claims last council seat in Jacksonville
• Lottery
• State Senate Bates secures 240-vote lead
• Blair defeats Truwe for Medford council
• New commissioners ready to get started
• Evenly divided House forced to work together
• Man gets 18 months in hunting bow death
• A breed apart
• Kitzhaber claims governor's chair
• Is math ingrained or did we dream it up?
• Walden will lead U.S. House transition
• Speakers oppose district land deal
• Robbery trial set Dec. 7
• Emergency services
• Cecil leads by 60 in Talent mayor race
• Shady Cove Water District dissolution approved
• Buckley re-elected
• Landt beats Gardiner for Parks
• Police discover 40 pounds of pot in traffic stop
• Sheriff's Dept. needs help in catching crook
• Sheriff's department seeks missing 90-year-old man
• Emergency services
• Dotterrer leading Bates in close State Senate race
• Local briefs
• Esquivel tops Howe in bitter race
• Blair leads Truwe; Densmore bests Ankerberg
• Nightly Street Closure on Foothill Road: November 3-5, 2010
• Voters say no to Measure 74
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda for November 04, 2010
• Newcomer Geiger ousts Quilty
• GOP takes commission seats
• Ashland school levy passes
• Hayes leads all candidates in Jacksonville
• Incumbent Navickas knocked off by Morris
• Cecil leads Talent mayor; Stricker won't concede
• Trio of write-in candidates likely to fill Phoenix City Council seats
• Richardson earns a return to Oregon House
• The Wonderful World Of Weather And Water
• Friends Of The Medford Library Book Shop Holiday Sale
• Bears roam in for the holidays
• Local briefs
• Party volunteers make calls to action
• Mail Tribune shuffles comics lineup
• Emergency Services
• Rut-resistant design didn't fare well here
• Lottery numbers
• Shift to cell phones makes election more unpredictable
• OSF plays it for the record books in 2010
• Family sues over sex-abuse allegations
• Man killed crossing Highway 62 near White City
• SOU business degree has online twist
• Wayward Jackson County hunter airlifted to safety
• Pot garden raids lead to arrest
• Emergency services
• Vehicle thefts spike in Medford
• Focus on the family
• Danger lurks at Ashland intersections
• Ashland now has an Open City Hall
• You might get ticket reduced, if you ask
• Envelope bar code indicates affiliation
• Local briefs
• Night-Time Lane Closures On Crater Lake Highway (OR62) At Owen Drive - November 1, 2010
• MADGE Serves Warrants In South County Area Seizing Drugs, Guns And Cash
• Fall back sprang forward in 2007
• Local briefs
• Restaurant inspections
• Lottery numbers
• Getting ready for 'Oregon Shakeout Day'
• Earthquakes in our area
• Portrait emerges of couple in fatal shooting
• Sanity / Fear Restored in Ashland
• OSP sergeant added to Measure 74 complaint
• Talent celebrates 100 years Tuesday
• The Holly Theatre sparks fond memories for one local
• Public meetings
• A home on the headlands
• Experts: Major quake in our future
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for November 5, 2010
• Big brother's OK, and that's all that matters
• Public forum Tuesday about school land
• Emergency services
• Rogue Valley residents: Gather up your leaves
• University Club turns 100
• Murder suspect is in jail awaiting trial date
• Shady Cove voters to decide water district's future — again
• Emergency services
• DEQ fines Southern Oregon Ready Mix for polluting air
• Economy reflected in property tax statements
• 'Relationship on the Edge' is topic of a Monday workshop
• Shooting death of former officer elevated to murder
• Holiday Closure - Veterans’ Day
• Showplace opened with talkie, revue
• SOU backs change in university system status
• Fridge explodes as suspect distills marijuana
• Mount Ashland ski area gears up for heavy winter
• Elections Division dismisses complaints against Segers
• JPR foundation hopes to reopen Holly
• Upper Rogue principal is on the mend
• Local Briefs
• Invasive snails pose threat if not eradicated
• Fishin' hole nicknames develop over time
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda For November 4, 2010
• Returns continue to favor chances for GOP
• Toxic substance found in hair straighteners
• Rabies confirmed in dead Cave Junction gray fox
• Daily Lane Closure on Springbrook Road - November 2-4, 2010
• Medford Fire-Rescue News - Fireplace Safety
• 'Crab Shack' commercial likely from out of state
• Ashland ordinance targets infrastructure
• Candidates discuss ways to aid homeless
• County jobless rate soars to 13.5%
• Jacksonville cemetery gets room to grow
• Local briefs
• Schools cancel classes after upper Rogue power outage
• Vehicle fire forces neighbors, pets to flee
• La Niña suggests cooler, wetter weather
• Philippine driver's license may be honored for six months
• Emergency Services
• Local Briefs
• Pin-up women pose for the camera
• Ashland to consider shift to safer roofs
• Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for November 2, 2010
• So what's in a name? Fewer syllables now
• Medford Fire-Rescue - October 23, 2010
• Seattle firm envisions lodge near Lithia Park
• Stagecoach Saloon has new name, new owner
• Ashland has a promotion on leaf bags
• Slick road leads to 5 accidents
• Emergency Services
• Shady Cove administrator steps down
• Today's wars are exploding onto American stages
• Police say medical issue could have caused fatal crash on Highway 238
• Woman jailed in shooting death of ex-officer
• Emergency services
• Wyden, opponent Huffman lock horns in televised debate
• Some salons drop Brazilian Blowout hair smoother
• Forest thinning work on display
• Circus of Screams is back to scare up money for ACCESS
• Esquivel feels back taxes backlash
• Death Notices
• Eva Dooms Donaldson
• Mailer mania turns off voters
• Since You Asked: Portland alone can't decide state races
• SOU feels the effects of a sharp increase in enrollment
• Samaritan attacked in Nepal
• City of Medford: Service in the Recession
• Medical marijuana grower featured in news series arrested on drug charges
• Flavor of the Past
• Medford Fire Rescue - October 21, 2010
• Problems at Ashland school will be targeted
• Woman, 79, escapes injury in house fire
• Medford Police Department News - October 20, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Fatal Shooting
• Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for November 3, 2010
• Medford Urban Renewal Board Meeting Agenda for October 28, 2010
• Organizations That Contributed To Graffiti Eradication Program Recognized
• Friends Of The Medford Library Large Print Book Sale
• Crash kills Prospect man
• Brother allegedly shoots brother; victim seeks help five days later
• Election-year shenanigans : stolen signs
• OSHA tells school district to ban motorcycle travel
• School Board considers land gift
• Death Notices
• Death Notices
• Alva E. “Chick” Reed
• Everett L. "Tiny" Robertson
• Colleen Anne Pearson
• Mail Tribune website goes to subscription system
• Clark Austin Nielsen
• Local news briefs
• Oregon Lottery
• Jeanann Forbes-Whitten
• Eroding future?
• Justices have yet to rule on Walmart
• Emergency Services
• Censured board member wins award
• Gaylen H. Shaw
• Elizabeth L. Harris
• Blue Ledge Mine cleanup progressing
• Vera May Hall
• Candidates disagree on how to create jobs
• Richard E. Lystra
• United Nations week starts today
• Molly Philips
• Since You Asked: Car wash raised money for shooting victim's burial
• Andrew Craig
• Emergency Services
• Gaylen H. Shaw
• Harvest Time for Fine Wine
• Long Term Drug Investigation Yields Methamphetamine and Marijuana
• Five candidates on ballot for Jacksonville council
• Janet McMullin
• Police investigate car fire at auto lot
• Loren Scott Bezoff
• Medford School Board seeks applicants to fill seat through June 30
• Elsie Louise Kellam Osborn
• Border Angels founder speaks Wednesday
• John P. Pace
• Lane Closure on Hillcrest Road - Monday, October 18, 2010
• Elizabeth L. Harris
• Lane Closure on Table Rock Road - Monday, October 18, 2010
• Vera May Hall
• Janet McMullin
• Bear Creek Greenway Pedestrian Bridge over Barnett Road Closed Tuesday, October 19, 2010
• Richard E. Lystra
• Loren Scott Bezoff
• Molly Philips
• Elsie Louise Kellam Osborn
• Andrew Craig
• John P. Pace
• Saving the horses
• ALF incident in Molalla doesn't concern ranchers here
• Bust nets family suspected of dealing meth, pot and cocaine
• With the world in a 'fine mess,' let's lighten up
• Ceremony in the Witches Cauldron
• Shadrach finds himself in another doggy dilemma
• Emergency services
• Curve not a problem at off-ramp if drivers slow down
• Schools lag in laguage education
• Restaurant inspections
• Low-cost rabies vaccinations offered today
• Emergency services
• AG threatens action if state legalizes pot
• Missing dog Cole is still out there
• Dotterrer and Bates locked in a tough race
• Candidates have different ideas for revitalization
• Historic Mon Desir building demolished after fire
• Students criticize mandatory SOU insurance
• Ashland enrollment falls, but won't affect budget
• Border Angels founder talks at SOU Wednesday
• Kitzhaber and Dudley go one on one
• Emergency services
• Gulf oil cleanup rig didn't do A Whale of a job
• Ward 2 candidates urge downtown revitalization
• Results of Fern Valley interchange assessment expected
• 100-YEAR CLEANUP
• Volunteers to plant trees, shrubs along banks of Bear Creek
• Corps to lower Lost Creek Lake another 8 feet
• Two experienced Ashlanders vie for City Council seat
• Three candidates run for Ashland Parks Commission
• Police nab burglar in the act
• All 33 miners rescued safely in Chile
• Candidates agree: State budget needs fixing
• Jacksonville's citywide yard sale may be getting out of control
• Two charged with assault, robbery after pushing man out of car
• Mayors United benefit set for Saturday at Expo
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Medford's 'White House' resides in Sams Valley
• Jacksonville plans to pull Britt exhibit
• Oak Knoll fire suspect's trial suspended
• Clear skies ahead for airport
• Dudley opposes pipeline proposal
• Morris, Navickas differ on how to move city forward
• Sex offender jailed on suspicion of recording abuse of boys
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda For October 15, 2010 - Canceled
• Medford Police Department News - Sex Offender Charged
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Meeting Agenda for October 19, 2010
• Millions watch mine drama unfold
• LNG pipeline project faces hurdles
• Permit approval for St. Mary's School's expansion plan could come Friday
• Hang-gliding, paragliding group gives rancher $3,000 after cow-killing case goes unsolved
• It's too tough to add green arrow at Beall and Hwy. 99
• Emergency services
• Commissioner candidates hear about planning issues
• Economic woes come to the fore in House race
• Ashland class sizes 'overwhelming the teachers'
• Thiry trial set to begin Thursday
• Civilians won't be handling major crimes
• Toxic blue-green algae returns to Willow Lake
• Fall burning nearly complete on Medford District
• O'Brien man gets 17 years in prison
• Since You Asked: Ripen your peppers in a cardboard box
• Navy veteran receives high school diploma
• Grant will pay for SOU biotech lab's upgrade
• Ralph's Rusty Relic
• Phoenix write-in candidates express anger
• Struggles remain for choking victim, family
• Emergency Services
• Right turn on a red arrow OK
• Aggressive transients worry Medford business owners
• Music Coop to move out of A Street location
• Latgawa promoter faces array of charges
• Logos Public Charter School exceeds expectations
• Bringing in business is top priority
• Hyped on Hybrids
• Ashland voters asked to extend school levy
• Stricker, Cecil vie for Talent mayor's seat
• Medford sewage plant work moves ahead
• Here's to a 'gin clear' river day
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Agenda for October 11, 2010
• 'I lived in fear every day'
• Maybe we really did come from different planets
• Doggie doo-doo data
• 'Promise me you'll be one of the good guys'
• 'It's about being happy about who you are'
• Is our planet in peril?
• A tale of two hounds
• RVMC to revamp its disaster preparedness
• Friends, family help pay for funeral
• "Always ... Patsy Cline" brings iconic singer to life
• Trees on the moon
• Emergency services
• Restaurant inspections
• Elks celebrate
• VA clients can get drive-through flu shots
• emergency services
• Modern 'truant officers' urge kids back to school
• Restoring Bear Creek
• Angel Network flies into Medford
• Tuition hike has students struggling to pay the bills
• Connected to the Cosmos
• Cross-country cyclists pedal for a purpose
• County's top charities
• Advocates, opponents butt heads over state pot measure
• Here's who to contact to get your Oregon birth certificate
• Pacific Bible College seeks accreditation
• Jackson County schools get overall "satisfactory" grade
• Phoenix celebrates 100th
• Kelso, Wash., cop is Eagle Point's new chief of police
• Ashland city officials to attend candidate forum at SOU Saturday morning
• Plastic Round-up starts today in Ashland, Medford
• Convert your rig into a hybrid
• MADGE Team Arrests Medical Marijuana Grower For Alleged Illegal Sales - Oct 5, 2010
• WIll pot measures spark California green rush?
• Dearth of acorns likely caused by frost
• Emergency services
• Tea party's local effect to be slight
• Police were too political on pot, complaint says
• Watchdog group recommends Rogue forest thinning
• BAD FILMS
• Ashland hosts two-day gay pride celebration
• Residents protest cell tower plans
• Phoenix keeps new water rates while increase is reviewed
• Ashland Food Project hopes for 80 percent participation
• Lane Closure on W. Main Street - October 7, 2010
• Since You Asked: Too many tomatoes? Lucky you
• A brief history of marijuana
• Blowing smoke at U.S. law
• Recession does in Phoenix Day Spa
• Police arrest medical marijuana grower
• Emergency services
• Measure 11 established mandatory sentences
• County commissioner candidates sound off in public forum
• Foster parent sexually abused girl
• Bear trapped breaking into rural home
• Sifting through the ashes
• Britt defies economy with top-flight season
• Medford School Board puts off excise tax decision until January
• Free Basic Computer Classes at Jackson County Library Services
• Board member Kevin Christiansen resigns
• Download the Classics for Free from Library2Go
• Lane Closure on Biddle Road at Progress - October 5, 2010
• Commercial Fire - 3811 Crater Lake Highway
• Weed warriors: 'Mayor Juana' and mayor don't wanna
• Emergency Services
• Weed's Dave Pearce doesn't mind capitalizing on the name, but rejects selling pot in his town
• Evacuation confusion:
• Medical pot cardholder gets 60 days in jail
• White City shooting suspect in court
• Medford School Board mulls excise tax
• A Jazzed-up Education
• Candidate's words to voters cause stir, prompt complaint
• Stamp lovers meet twice each month
• Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for October 6, 2010
• Girls get up-close look at engineering
• Alleged land scam leads to indictment
• Measure 74 not answer, some say
• Dispensaries will further abuse, police believe
• Medford Police Department News - Attempted Rape
• Parents turn in shooting suspect
• Fire destroys sky-diving gym
• Controversial water rates up for debate
• Respite care is a 'life-saver'
• Tribune, Tidings will charge for Web content
• Medford Planners Share Fruits Of Their Labor
• Marijuana laborers see advantages to state regulation
• What will happen if Measure 74 passes?
• Cell phones cause hang-up for police to track drug deals
• Influx of uninsured has clinics in valley overloaded
• Business fair guides locals on new paths
• Restaurant Inspections
• A Growing Demand
• Jackson County considers mental health court
• The red and yellow schoolhouse
• Pup blinded in Blackwell Hill fire is improving
• Emergency services
• Free breast cancer screenings being offered this month
• Planned Parenthood to receive grant to fight teen pregnancy
• Medford City Council Special Study Session Meeting Agenda For October 7, 2010
• Don't worry, I-5 madrones aren't dying
• Proponent expects dispensaries will operate under specific rules
• Police hunt for fatal shooting suspect
• Fire Prevention Week - Smoke Alarms
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for October 7, 2010
• Health care changes confound local family
• River guides are after lost trip revenue
• Orange hats will be required for younger hunters
• 88 Keys, No Waiting
• Republican-run website details state budget woes
• Hellgate applies for gravel permit on Rogue
• ATVs stolen from shop in Cave Junction recovered
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Businesses can choose to prohibit payments in cash
• Emergency services
• Howe takes first shot at Esquivel
• The Commons project is a go
• Mediation settles Elk Village residents dispute
• What's for Lunch?
• Ashland grad returns on mission for his native Congo
• Marijuana, cash, guns seized in Williams raid
• Medford man jailed on charges of sexual assault
• Since You Asked: Eagle Point amended policy on dance guests
• Police Need Your Help in Identifying Jewelry Store Robbers
• Medford Police Department News - Theft of Ring
• Medford Police Department News - Medford Police Receives Excellence Award
• Dudley, Kitzhaber square off in lively debate
• Repeated abuse sends 'caveman' to prison
• 'Biker babe' takes one last ride down the highway
• THE GRATE WALL
• Seda's lawyers seek new trial
• Students cook lunch in homemade ovens
• String of thefts in Medford might be related
• Commission candidates set broadcast debates
• Tour teaches folks about green building, power
• Kulongoski: We need 'dramatic changes' to buoy state's economy
• Plug for the Future
• Handicap scooters are street legal, so give 'em room
• Emergency services
• Emergency services
• Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agrnda For October 5, 2010
• Medford Teen Library First Saturday Fun
• Since You Asked: Recipe Box hits the spot for cooks
• Electric highway will connect through valley
• Special ed placement results in emotional discussion
• Persistence pays off in grand style for Medford couple
• Two nearly tragic tales
• Talent mail service won't change with move
• Wedge-shaped parcel near new sports park will be for sale
• Cell phone law includes exemptions
• This land is whose land?
• SOU revamps website, social media
• Family hopes poisoning tragedy helps prevent others
• Emergency Services
• Buckley weighs push for legal pot measure
• Wife of former Tidings editor pleads guilty
• tangled web
• Bed Bath & Beyond plans store at Rogue Valley Mall
• Heroin dealers head to prison
• Oak Knoll demolition gets under way
• Fire pup's treatment depends on donors
• Sunday smoke was on purpose
• Caring for Carlos
• Passion for school pays off in Ruch
• RCC enrollment hits another record
• Mocxygemba drops bid for Central Point council
• Dot Fisher-Smith subject of documentary
• Facebook page can be a memorial
• Emergency Services
• ‘Operation Street Sweeper’ Update - September 24, 2010
• MADGE Arrests Two For Delivery Of Heroin Near Ashland High School
• Trees Inc. Right Of Way Work Schedule - September 27-October 1, 2010
• Naumes another victim of the recession
• Blast from the Past
• Day of Caring workers span the county
• Clean-up crews pay respects to area cemeteries
• Mrs. Byrne 'gave us the gift of learning'
• A really old pair of shoes
• Meeting a legend is hard on the bladder
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Work Schedule - September 27 - 29, 2010
• Lane Closures on Biddle Road - September 28, 2010
• Lane Closure on N. Columbus Avenue - September 27, 2010
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for Sep.30, 2010
• Restaurant inspections
• You can't get away
• Emergency services
• Suspected heroin dealers arrested near Ashland school
• Emergency services
• Multiple Alleged Drug Dealers Arrested In ‘Operation Street Sweeper’
• Operation Street Sweeper - Update : Sep 23, 2010
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Meeting Agenda For September 27, 2010
• Survivor of fire in need of a home
• Since You Asked: Travel trailers can stay on streeks for 24 hours
• Hunters warned to look for signs of pot grows, avoid confrontations
• A run on food banks
• California teenager gets at least 10 years for attempted murder
• Medford Food Co-op hires general manager
• Arizona immigration advocate speaks at Medford rally
• 'Street Sweeper' action puts 3 more in custody
• JCLS Storytelling Tepee at Multicultural Fair
• Windows in Time Series: The Rogue Valley Pear Industry
• Trees Inc. Right Of Way Work Schedule - September 24-25, 2010
• Separation anxiety
• More Ashland students eating in cafeterias
• Highway speed in all urban areas must be 55 mph
• Specialists: Situation would be worse without clinic
• Police nab 15 for drug dealing
• Lint-removal task force will descend into Oregon Caves
• Problem SOLVing
• Surveillance photos show bank robber fleeing on bike
• No relief for residents being drained over water rate
• Emergency services
• Ashland considers urban renewal
• Wayward car pulled from Crater Lake
• Dark spots on I-5 are fog seal
• By any other name
• County sets milestone for its recycling efforts
• Ashland delves into Mandarin
• Medford's second in state's homeless student count
• Jacksonville honors artist Eugene Bennett
• Medford cops thwart jailhouse murder plot
• Health care reform kicks in today
• Emergency services
• Applicants Sought For Medford Boards and Commissions
• Fire recovery presents 'a tricky balance'
• Archaeologists dig the Britt Gardens
• Ashland's deer problem has no easy solution
• Two women, four men indicted for prostitution
• Three men charged in identity theft crime spree
• Mayors take part in 'Help Feed Our Community' campaign
• Sister city names street for ex-Medford mayor
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: Peppers and the Scoville scale
• Healthy meals pass test
• Ex-editor's wife goes to trial on Monday
• Lost Creek Lake hit by second algae outbreak
• Medford man gets 25 years for sex abuse
• Interim principal replaces injured O'Donnell
• Kirtland Road work to close intersection this weekend
• The music doesn't stop
• The new face of Harry & David
• Ashland man linked to another pharmacy robbery
• Medford schools get donations, grants for piano purchases
• Jail records actually record race origins
• Emergency Services
• Ashland man gets 7 years in prison
• SOU, Zhengzhou University to begin joint degree program
• Fire level falls to moderate
• Medford Police Department News - Officers Respond To A Stabbing Incident On North Holly
• Signs of life
• Residents must act to keep Ashland safe
• Report suggests different staffing arrangement during emergencies
• Much of Medford at risk of wildfires
• Endurance test? You bet
• Oregon House to hear report on cougar control
• Talent hopes to add Community Center to National Register
• Garden near plant should relocate, city officials find
• Pharmacy thief's still on the lam
• Man stabbed during fight on West Main Street
• Emergency Services
• Hunting
• Emergency services
• (No heading)
• Fourteen miles of trouble
• Utility poles stand when cash is tight
• Saturday-morning pancakes create ruckus on the river
• Knife-wielding robber strikes Talent pharmacy
• Medford standoff ends without charges, suspect Tasered
• Applegate residents push for safer hydroelectric plan
• Scout-O-Rama a showcase for skills
• This wine hasn't been sold before its time
• Phoenix officials reconsider water-rate billing system
• B.C. man missing overnight discovered in good condition
• One man's little tractor is another man's riding lawn mower
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Work Schedule - September 20-23
• City of Medford Planning Commission Meeting Agenda - September 23, 2010
• Happy returns for local libraries
• Emergency services
• Poole is being held on $1.25 million bail
• Oak Knoll Firefight: Learning under duress
• Principal severly injured in crash
• Spillway gate flaw cuts water levels for Lost Creek
• To See or Not To See
• Registered sex offender gets nearly six years
• Fire District 3 names new chief
• No charges thus far in stabbing
• Ashland parks holds forum on dog policy
• Weekday Lane Closure on Biddle Road - September 20 thru October 5
• St. Mary's opens its doors to international students
• Signing of U.S. Constitution celebrated today at SOU library
• Ashland school enrollment drops 3 percent
• Emergency services
• Road will be fixed — in 2023
• Details emerge on Ashland couple whose car plunged into Crater Lake
• Naumes donation adds to grocery giveaway
• Talent jam-maker goes to pen for crimes back East
• Medford schools see the end of student decline reverses
• Oregon is top timber producer in worst year
• Medford School Board relocates to North
• Medford Hosts Open House Providing Information On Stream Protection
• Oak Knoll Firefight: One home, one chance to stop advancing blaze
• Oak Knoll firefight: Quick response saved lives
• Trail Blazer
• Architect chosen to design a new Little Butte school
• Chinese ties are expected to pay off for Rogue Valley
• Stimulus funds will help detoxify Blue Ledge mine site
• Commissioners seek quicker coordination with federal agencies
• Emergency services
• Medford Police Department News - Bank Robbery
• Medford City Council Study Session Sep. 30 Meeting Cancelled
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Work Schedule - September 16-17, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Targeted Pedestrian Enforcement
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Regular Meeting Agenda - September 21, 2010
• North Medford renovation nears completion
• Since You Asked: Roseburg plays host to annual Stand Down
• Abuse of drugs while pregnant a growing issue
• Car with dog inside plunges 1,100 feet into Crater Lake
• Medford housing projects get OHCS funding
• Robber in fake beard and wig flees bank with cash
• Define 'animal cruelty'
• Emergency services
• Daily Lane Closures on N. Columbus Avenue - September 14-15, 2010
• City Of Medford Website Update
• Medford City Council Study Session Sep. 23 Meeting Cancelled
• City of Medford News: 3 Flags Traffic Safety Campaign
• Medford Police Patrol Division Seizes Illegal Backyard Grow
• Crime wave?
• Blackwell Hill fire ruled accidental
• Marijuana field raid boosts yield
• PIPELINE PROTESTS
• Cancer center becomes part of patient's routine
• Algae-tainted
• Cougar kill puts north Ashland on alert
• Oxfordians from far and wide plan authorship conference
• Erickson was too costly for Blackwell
• Mathern named to Jacksonville City Council seat
• MADGE Makes Arrests in Phoenix and Ashland
• A fast-moving conflagration
• Emergency Services
• Safety measures saved two homes
• Crime falls, but not in Medford
• Taxis face bumpy future with new Medford airport fees
• Young Adult Novel Author Visits Medford Teen Library
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for September 16, 2010
• Fire burns 160 acres
• Car in driveway can't block sidewalk
• City of Ashland increases call capacity for emergency hot line system
• Barnett Road pedestrian bridge opens
• Cops target drug black market
• Omega Center forum offers mix of secular, religious ideas
• Ashland fire raises fears of transient camps
• City lights timed for 'most green' in traffic
• Nurses' book club nourishes its members
• Emergency Services
• Jeremiah Nunan
• William T'Vault
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Sep. 13th Meeting Cancelled
• Gin Lin
• Pining for a pooch conjures memories of Jack
• Water rate hike stuns Phoenix residents
• Pioneer Pluck
• Phoenix couple linked to California pot farm
• Fattig roots branch out in history of Jacksonville
• Jacksonville's entire past set to music
• City Hall Week
• 'Riffin' and Tappin' ' will sweep you off your feet
• Prospect of power in Southern Oregon
• Emergency services
• No statute against using GPS, but...
• City of Medford News: Trees Inc Right of Way Work Schedule - September 13-15, 2010
• Restaurant inspections
• Peter Britt
• Madame Holt
• Hops harvest
• Cornelius C. Beekman
• 'It's just discrimination'
• Seda could get eight years in prison
• Judge threatens city of Medford with contempt
• Final days for Gold Ray
• DEQ wants to ease water standard
• Jacksonville resident launches drive to recall three city officials
• Ashland residents will escape utility increase
• Bicyclists, motorists must use same rules
• Emergency services
• Sorry, you blue-bloods. It's just red
• emergency services
• Ashland's Seda found guilty in tax case
• 10-year-olds accused of vandalizing local school
• Mobile Discord
• Rent control law might be hard to sell
• Algae alert lifted at Whetstone Pond
• Nonprofit buys another 200 feet of easement on Pacific Crest Trail
• Autopsy rules out foul play in man's death
• SOU steps up its sustainability
• Nightly Lane Closures on Crater Lake Highway - September 9 - 10
• Medford Police Department News: MADGE Arrests Two Drug Suspects
• Medford Police Department News - Downtown Sidewalk Safety Enforcement
• Happy Birthday, Kyron
• Oak Knoll blaze demonstrates advantages of second firehouse
• Marijuana bust might spur trials in federal, state courts
• Seda's fate in hands of jury
• Medford couple die in Utah motorcycle crash
• Missing boy's birthday will be feted in Medford
• Made in the Rogue Valley
• Barnett Road pedestrian bridge opens Sunday
• Ashland might waive some fees for fire victims
• Business holds sale, event to benefit fire departments
• School Daze at South Medford High
• Fire danger lowered a notch in Jackson, Josephine counties
• Community comes to aid of theft victim
• Emergency Services
• Emergency services
• It's not an illusion, park toy is in Scotland
• Medford Police Department News: ‘Targeted Pedestrian Enforcement’ Operation
• Oregon's roads get Top 10 ranking
• Vandalism leaves Central Point teachers scrambling
• Shady Cove asks for sheriff's review
• Ashland graduate found dead along freeway
• Age-discrimination case against Medford begins
• $5,000 reward offered for Ashland stadium arsonist
• Firefighters work to contain smoldering fire in railroad car
• Emergency Services
• A Day for Big Shots
• Pipeline projects whittled down by lawsuits
• Crews surround Oak Flat fire
• Search for lost dog continues
• Diploma hinges on reading skills, comprehension
• Policy board will outline health care possibilities
• Central Point council has six going for four seats
• Cops not taking random drug tests
• Medford Police Department News - Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving
• Grains growing into popular crop
• Six in running for four Medford Council seats
• Troubled ditch will be closely monitored
• 'End of speed limit' doesn't mean go as fast as you want
• Sunsets offer colorful light show in clouds
• Emergency Services
• Medford Area Drug and Gang Enforcement News - September 3, 2010
• Not in my jail
• Scammers target auto repair shops
• Central Point charter revisions go to voters
• RVTD changes route, hours and celebrates 35th anniversary
• Morris to challenge Navickas for council
• Jacksonville required to fill empty City Council seat
• Plaza fire of 1879 was Ashland's worst until now
• Mourning the loss of our beloved tomatoes
• Restaurant Inspections
• Emergency Services
• The New South Medford High School
• Mystery of the magically appearing garden art
• Dead men can't shop
• Donate blood in September
• Medford City Council Study Session Meeting Agenda For September 9, 2010
• Nonprofits' tax status becomes entangled in red tape
• Helping paws
• Elude leads to crash and charges for Medford man
• Zoning change possible for former Jacksonville landfill
• Road crews will get busy after the holiday weekend
• Medford Police Department News - Residential Armed Robbery
• Daily Lane Closure on Biddle Road - September 7-8
• A path to the past
• Rock Point Bridge work could require 8 weeks
• Since You Asked: Medford man's drowning remains a mystery
• Emergency services
• Drug team seizes marijuana and meth in string of busts
• Mass of cold air will chill the Rogue Valley over Labor Day
• Mt. Ashland begins fall season pass sale
• Religious leaders testify in defense of Seda
• Concert flops, leaving vets group in debt
• Familiar face finds himself back behind bars after Phoenix burglary
• Ashland neighborhood blaze could have been worse
• 'It's almost like torture'
• Cougar sightings reported at Crater Lake
• Emergency Services
• Spray park water used for irrigation
• ... and then the bottom fell out
• Tracking device leads to Supreme Court
• Suit charges state with delaying gas pipeline
• Medford couple survives scary home invasion robbery
• Carnegie gets dressed up
• Medford's 2009 rainfall 13 percent below average
• Investigators think cooking pan caused Bransom Road fire
• Medford Police Department News - ‘Land Lease’ Scam Results In Large Losses To Local Investors
• Rainfall was below average for water year
• Crater Lake Avenue Road Closures - September 1-30, 2010
• Caught in a Web
• Smoke near Grants Pass doesn't indicate Oak Flat fire is expanding
• Rain was helpful, but may not shorten fire season
• Torres guilty of rape, will serve 11 years for abusing Medford girl
• Algae toxin levels prompt alarm
• Prosecution witness: Seda hated terrorism
• Coming up roses
• Eagle Point School Board again censures Mannenbach
• Coping in the fire's aftermath
• Rep. Walden goes to bat for Mercy Flights
• Medford co-op starts renovations today
• MADGE Arrests Suspected Drug Dealer Across The Street From Elementary School
• Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for September 7, 2010
• ‘City Hall Week’ - A Forum For State And Local Policy Makers
• Point of origin hard to trace
• Drug complaints close to Jefferson Elementary School prompt arrest
• Regulations are fuzzy on cat pooping
• Emergency Services
• Costs of fighting Ashland blaze continue to mount
• Blocks from devastation, Ashland to start fire fund
• Central Point fire damages home
• Eight arrested with suspected links to Selma marijuana grows
• Medford fraud suspect used family's money for cars, trips
• Expert: Charities sent money to Islamic fighters
• Oak Flat fire expected to flare up
• Big rig gets stuck, closes N. Central for an hour
• New Oregon Poet Laureate Visits the Medford Branch Library
• Store is gone for good
• Emergency Services
• Ex-Eagle Point grid star dies in crash
• More shoppers pick store brands
• 'Emotional disturbance' defense expected
• City has few resources to aid the homeless
• Seda trial begins
• Valve malfunction causes sewage spill
• City of Medford News: Sewage Discharge To Rogue River
• Brotherton Pipeline Right of Way Work Schedule: August 31 and September 1, 2010
• A field of junk after the fire
• Panhandling complaints double in Ashland
• Upswing: 10th-grade reading, math scores rise
• Sticks and stones and an angry 'posse'
• Medford church votes to embrace LGBT community
• Rogue Valley deaf community says new technology can help them communicate
• Wildfire workshop comes on heels of Oak Knoll blaze
• ESD employees get some good, bad news
• Poplars along I-5 whither in old age
• Weekday Lane Closure on Hillcrest Road - August 30 - September 24, 2010
• EMERGENCY SERVICES
• Cartel violence worse now, Rogue Valley grad says
• Cartel fear is here
• Shady Cove considers light ordinance
• Frohnmayer and his fond memories of Medford
• Blue Ledge and Irish luck
• Jackson County upcoming races
• Young lives in transition
• Emergency services
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for September 3, 2010
• Restaurant inspections
• Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for September 1, 2010
• Visitors make me look around with new eyes
• Highland wetland must be wet
• Seraphina: Climbing back from a series of poor choices
• Executive Session Meeting Notice For September 2, 2010
• Handle with care
• Judge limits juror questions in Seda trial
• Police arrest, release, arrest man again
• City Of Medford News For Augsut 30, 2010
• Emergency services
• Rogue Valley on high alert
• School burglars may have gang ties
• Young kids out 1 hour early again
• Madrone Trail School burglarized
• Change in weather, fortunes for Oak Flat firefighters
• Music of the Heart
• Political musical chairs
• Conservationist receives award for lifetime efforts
• Driver injured in crash released from hospital
• Elements worked against Oak Knoll responders
• There are two Oak Flats on Illinois River
• Weather, landscape helped fuel blaze
• Homeowners can fight fires — before they start
• State will make more cuts, but spare schools
• How you can help victims of Ashland's Oak Knoll fire
• 'Eaten alive'
• Prospect man faces online sex abuse charges
• Oak Flat fire grows more than 5,000 acres
• Garrison Keillor brings downhome fun to Britt hillside
• Emergency services
• Stinky cloud hits Ashland
• Emergency Services
• Questions remain about how Oak Knoll fire spread
• Homeless man faces charges for starting fire
• Community rallies behind fire victims
• Swamped Ashland hotline comes under fire
• As his own house burned, Ashland police officer helped others
• Grand jury: SWAT justified in pot shooting
• kindcness, by definition
• Cash available to ready homes for winter
• A Neighborhood in Ashes
• Personal pronoun costs Mercy Flights $30,000
• Medford man inducted into video game hall of fame
• Concert to honor vets
• Gas station is first built since 1997
• Medford mailbox destroyed by blast
• Grand jury meets about fatal shooting in marijuana field
• ERADICATION
• Whetstone Pond is latest to develop toxic algae
• State hires Medford school official despite probe
• Oak Flat fire could be contained by Tuesday, officials say
• Ashland seeks to create a greener Transportation System Plan
• Medford residents join Teach for America
• Ashland fire destroys 11 homes
• Labor Day Closure 2010
• 3 Flags Traffic Safety Campaign
• Medford Police Department News - Man Charged After Shooting Himself In The Leg
• Since You Asked: Tempering chocolate requires thermometer
• Medford Police Department News : Stolen Vehicle Recovered – Suspect in Custody
• Ashland donates ambulance to Plush
• Two teens face charges in drinking-party beating
• Medford to alter ill-timed watering
• 'I have never seen a fire move that fast'
• Accidental shooting triggers weapon charge
• Traffic signal will have to wait
• Emergency Services
• Swanson closure is latest in long series of shutdowns
• Air drops quickly suppress fire near Brookings
• Dairy drops state license
• Owners' move is a first, officials say
• Croman plan stresses manufacturing
• Algae warning lifted at Fish Lake(s)
• Pageant hopeful's crown stolen
• Chase ends alleged crime spree
• Swansong
• Biker crashes while fleeing officer
• Skinny-dipping leads to shooting complaint
• Tune up the campus
• A colorful education at Waldorf
• Ashland gallery, tea room is a mother-daughter affair
• Politicians exempted from 'National Do Not Call' rules
• Emergency Services
• Medford Police Department Launches Intensive Crackdown on Impaired Driving Police..
• Take me home ... for cheap
• New PAC slams government spending
• 'The roar of a thousand freight trains'
• Illinois Valley stingers won't get second chance to attack
• Public meetings
• United States v. Pete Seda
• Restaurant inspections
• Hot Wheels + kids = science know-how
• Family Link Day to focus on diabetes Aug. 28
• Executive Session Meeting Notice For August 26, 2010
• License plate mystery is solved
• Emergency services
• Nightly Road Closure on Crater Lake Avenue - August 24-27, 2010
• Sheriff to pay roughly $43,500
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Work Schedule - August 23-25, 2010
• Who is Joyce Segers?
• Brotherton Pipeline Right of Way Work Schedule - August 23-27, 2010
• Fish Lake may reopen Monday
• A good deposit on the future
• Clippings spark childhood memories
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Agenda for August 23, 2010
• High Hopes
• emergency services
• Becoming a citizen isn't easy
• Connecting Point says customers still will find it a best buy
• Darigold's milk flows
• 'Welcome to Baghdad'
• New reservoir will solve Rogue River's water woes
• Donations could bring playground by next year
• Car chase lands two women in slammer
• Retirees might lose home in land scam
• AFN adopts business plan
• Willow Lake water gets all-clear sign
• Emergency Services
• Investigation delays local truck retrofit program
• Squatter squirrels will have to scram
• Portland gets gold, rural areas get zilch
• Blue Ledge mine breach halts cleanup
• Declaring war on dredging
• Gold Ray Dam drifts into memory
• Jacksonville to protect St. Andrew's Church
• Authorities seek help solving theft of pottery molds
• Oak Flat fire is about 60 percent contained, according to fire officials
• Medford Teen Library First Saturday Fun!
• Double dose of tragedy
• Salmonella scare leads to Umpqua milk, juice recall
• Madrone Trail's wish for permanent home answered by a donor
• Lifting up the less fortunate
• Police arrest drunk for defecating at vets memorial — again
• State budget cuts wipe out feds' help
• Lightning strikes spark sleepers
• MADGE Arrests Two Drug Suspects
• Emergency Services
• Child porn cases end with 30-day sentences
• Stone, glass or trusses are under those tarps
• Is your child safe?
• Police look for man who left work-release center last month
• emergency services
• Since You Asked: Steaming, boiling lobster still the best bet
• Crowd tells district sports fees swing, miss
• When it rains, it pours
• Medford Parks staff care for downtown flower displays
• Wildfire near Grants Pass could blacken 8,000 acres
• HOOP HELP
• Medford, Jackson County squabble over roads
• Abdill-Ellis Lambda center outlives its purpose
• Seminar takes 'unpretentious and irreverent' look at the Bard
• 'This is for Nick'
• Klamath River body is determined to be missing Medford man
• Medford Police Department News - August 16, 2010
• Groups cry foul over Medford school fees
• Their new home's on hold
• Teachers to get up-close history lesson
• Hwy. 99 accident victim remains in serious condition
• Beer, chickens and — one day — cows
• Ashland students highlight little-known swimming hole
• Drowning victim was only one to go missing
• Emergency Services
• Humane Society's adoptions soar despite financial struggles
• Oak Flat fire's small, but ranks as biggest in the U.S.
• Thunderstorms and heat raise fire risk today
• Off-duty nurse takes Good Samaritan role to heart
• Attempted murder, arson defendant likely to seek plea bargain
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for August 20, 2010
• Daily Lane Closure On Coker Butte Road At The Intersection Of Crater Lake Avenue - August 16 and 17
• Stop badgering BP
• Emergency Services
• What a shock: Nigerian offer too good to be true
• Wildfire grows to 650 acres
• Come park with us
• Crash levels power pole; driver cited on multiple charges
• Woman critically injured in Hwy. 62 rollover crash
• Congregation opposes church sale
• 'I Hate Hamlet'— What's not to like?
• Cost, ease play role in street fixes
• Bodies of work
• Swimming in Weed
• First Perseid sighting achieved perfection
• Pot grower still waits
• Restaurant inspections
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda For August 19, 2010
• Do the jurors have any questions?
• Illinois River valley fire difficult to fight
• Collection cans for crash victims were not fraudulent
• Jesser, Hayes are set to run for Jacksonville council
• The famous words likely were borne by Ashland resident
• A moving performance by Emanuel Ax
• Readers fill in some gaps in our tales
• Emergency services
• Former Jacksonville official pleads in child-porn case
• Death in the Woods
• Former Ashland mayor runs for Talent council
• Pedal power will cut traffic to Ashland food market
• Building improvement grants prove popular
• Trial set for driver in Applegate crash
• Emergency services
• Jacksonville or Jackson Hole?
• Since You Asked: Jantzen made a big splash with swimwear
• Jacqueline Kennedy relative to plead guilty
• House fire in Medford still under investigation
• City Of Medford Downtown Parking Commission Special Meeting Agenda For August 17, 2010
• Blood, death & wine
• Emergency services
• Since You Asked: 'Green flash' appears as sun meets horizon
• OSP closer to identifying man killed by deputies
• Spillage of the Dam
• So, how did it happen? Leave it to the beaver to take the blame
• Commissioners back talks with Chinese city
• Ashland council seat race will top ballot
• Ashland cuts strings on violin program
• Talent councilman rescinds resignation
• Crash kills Medford motorcycle rider
• Since You Asked: Newscaster left KTVL to join wife in Arizona
• Rogue River moves ahead with boost for downtown
• County notifies developers it is tired of paying for roads
• Since You Asked: Jackson & Perkins auction set for Aug. 23
• First Harvest continues to grow
• Rogue River jumps the gun on dam
• Rauch's success earns new deal from OSF
• Medford Police Department News: Fatal Motorcycle Collision
• Much ado about 'Illyria' — and music!
• Medford Police Department News: Targeted Pedestrian Enforcement
• Meteor shower expected to light up night sky
• 'He's my brother. I owe this to him'
• Camelot set to break ground on new theater
• No charges for dust-up over voters
• Crime reports spike in Ashland's Quiet Village
• Felony arrests
• Emergency Services
• Jacksonville sites could change hands
• Deputies shoot and kill man guarding pot garden
• Kid Time has sights on SOHS's downtown Medford spot
• Early Morning Lane Closure on Crater Lake Avenue - August 12, 2010
• City Of Medford Multicultural Commission Meeting Agenda For August 17, 2010
• Bordeaux Ave. Fire Cause Identified
• Medford Adopting Plan for Housing Through 2029
• Medford Police Department News: Neighborhood Trees Cut Down
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda for August 12, 2010
• Medford City Council Study Session Agenda for August 5, 2010
• Intermittent Lane Closures on Table Rock Road: August 2-23, 2010
• Medford Police Department News: Rise In Thefts from Vehicles!!
• City of Medford News for The Week of August 2-6, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Shots Fired
• Applicants Sought For Medford Boards And Commissions
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for August 6, 2010
• Weekday Lane Closure on N. Phoenix Road - July 29 - August 6 , 2010
• Medford City Council Study Session Meeting Agenda For July 29, 2010
• Daily Lane Closure On Court Street - July 28 - August 2, 2010
• Daily Lane Closure On Biddle Road - July 28-August 2, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Targeted Pedestrian Enforcement
• City of Medford News for The Week of July 26-30, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Criminal Mistreatment by Caregiver
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Makes Changes To...
• Medford Police Department News Update - Suspect In Custody
• Medford Police Department News - K9 'Kilo' Locates Methamphetamine
• Medford Police Department News - Robbery 2
• Night-Time Lane Closure On Stewart Avenue - July 22-23, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Shotguns Stolen in Business Burglary
• MADGE Seizes 80 Marijuana Plants and Charge Two Suspects
• Medford Police Department News - Offender Arrested on Drug and Firearm Charges
• Street Closure on Black Oak Drive - Thursday, July 22
• City of Medford News for The Week of July 19-23, 2010
• Lane Closure On E. McAndrews Road - July 19, 2010
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for July 22, 2010
• Graffiti Eradication Program
• Medford Police Department News - July 13, 2010
• Daily Shoulder Closure on Lyman Avenue: July 13-16, 2010
• Medford City Council Special Study Session Agenda for July 15, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Stabbing
• Lane Closure on Crater Lake Avenue - Tuesday, July 13, 2010
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda For July 15, 2010
• Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for July 16, 2010
• Daily Parking Space Closures on Beatty Street - July 12-14 , 2010
• Daily Lane Closure on Springbrook Road - July 12-15, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - July 8, 2010
• Night-time Rogue Valley Mall Entrance Closures - July 10, 2010
• Nighttime Lane Closure on Crater Lake Avenue - July 8, 2010
• Bike Lane Closure On Juanipero Way - July 8, 2010
• Lane Closure On South Riverside Avenue - July 9, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - July 2, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Obstruction Ordinance
• Daily Lane Closure on Table Rock Road: July 6-9, 2010
• Lane Closure on South Riverside Avenue - July 6, 2010
• Lane Closure on West 4th Street - July 6, 2010
• Housing And Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda For July 7, 2010
• City Of Medford News - Scheduled Slurry Seals 2010
• Landmarks And Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda For July 6, 2010
• Medford Fire Department News - Fireworks Safety
• Medford Police Department News - June 26, 2010
• Medford Police Department News: Robbery
• New Carbon Monoxide Alarm Rules Take Effect July 1, 2010
• City Of Medford News For Week Of June 28 - July 1, 2010
• Daily Lane Closure on Hillcrest Road - June 28-29, 2010
• City Of Medford News - June 24, 2010
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Meeting Agenda For June 28, 2010
• Watch Out For Counterfeit Money!
• Medford Police Department News: Targeted Pedestrian Enforcement
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda For July 1, 2010
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda For July 1, 2010
• Housing and Community Development Commission Subcommittee Agenda for June 28, 2010
• Medford Police Department News: Criminal Mischief I - Graffiti
• Medford City Council Study Session Meeting Agenda For June 24, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - June 20, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - June 19, 2010
• Lane Closure on Hillcrest Road - June 23, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - June 18, 2010
• City Of Medford News For Week Of June 21 -24, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - June 15, 2010
• Medford Police Department Takes First Place
• Nightly Lane Closure On Crater Lake Hwy - June 16 and June 17 , 2010
• Medford Police Department News Update : Missing Runaway Juvenile - June 15, 2010
• Lane Closure on Hillcrest Road - June 16 , 2010
• Medford Police Department News - June 12, 2010
• Lane Closure on S. Riverside - June 15, 2010
• Street Closure on W. 10th Street from Hamilton To Canon - June 19, 2010
• Lane Closure on Gould Avenue - Monday, June 14, 2010
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for June 17, 2010
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda for June 17, 2010
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Meeting Agenda - June 14, 2010
• MADGE Serves Search Warrant In Medford, Seizes Drugs And Arrests Three
• Medford Fire Department News: Structure Fire at 2772 Merriman Road
• Daily Lane Closure on E. Jackson Street - June 10-11, 2010
• Targeted Pedestrian Enforcement
• City Of Medford News For Week Of June 14 -18, 2010
• Medford City Council Study Session Meeting Agenda For June 10, 2010
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Meeting Agenda for June 15, 2010
• Daily Lane Closure on W. Barnett Road - June 10-11, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - MADGE Arrests Trail Couple On Drug Charges
• Medford Police Department News - Endangered Missing 7 Year Old
• Mayor And City Council Seek Youth For Commission
• City Of Medford News For Week Of June 7-11, 2010
• Lane Closure On S. Riverside - June 8-9, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Missing Runaway Juveniles
• Medford Police Department News - Missing Runaway Juveniles Found
• Lane Closure On Spring Street - June 2, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving
• Two-Alarm Fire Medford Foreign Car Service
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board Of Directors Meeting Agenda For June 3, 2010
• Medford Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for June 2, 2010
• Medford Police Department News: Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving
• City Of Medford News For Week Of May 31 - June 4, 2010
• Uncontrolled Weeds And Grass Fire Hazard
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting For June 4, 2010 - Canceled
• Landmarks And Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda For June 1, 2010
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for June 3, 2010
• Medford Police Department News: Attempted Murder
• Medford Police Department News - Stabbing: Updated
• Medford Police Department News - Armed Subject Forced Way Into Residence
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for May 21, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Motor Vehicle VS Pedestrian Crash
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board of Directors Meeting Agenda for May 20, 2010
• Filing Forcity Of Medford Elected Positions
• Medford Police Department News: Sexual Assault Prevented by Alert Citizen
• Medford Fire-Rescue News - Preparing for the Conflagration
• Medford Police Department News - Attempted Assault 1 With Chainsaw
• City Of Medford News For Week Of May 10-17, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Phone Scam
• City of Medford Traffic News: May 7, 2010
• 2010 Peace Officer Memorial Ceremony
• Lane Closure on Central Avenue - May 7, 2010
• City of Medford Traffic News: May 4 thru 10, 2010
• Lane Closure On Central Avenue - May 4, 2010
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Board of Directors Meeting Agenda for May 6, 2010
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for May 6, 2010
• City Of Medford Downtown Parking Commission Regular Meeting Agenda For May 7, 2010
• City of Medford Traffic News: May 3 - 7 , 2010
• Medford Site Plan and Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for May 7, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Bank Robbery Suspect in Custody : April 28, 2010
• Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for May 4, 2010
• Daily Lane Closure on Minnesota Avenue - April 28-29, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Bank Robbery Suspect in Custody
• Medford Police Department News - Attempted Bank Robbery
• Weekday Lane Closure on Murphy Road - April 27 - May 7, 2010
• Housing and Community Development Commission meeting Agenda - May 5, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Bank Robbery
• Medford Police Department News - Shots Fired
• Medford Police Department News: Commercial Burglaries
• Medford Adopting RPS Regional Plan
• Medford Police Department News: Annual Tip-A-Cop Event at Red Robin
• Weekday Lane Closure on Hillcrest Road: April 19 - June 18, 2010
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Schedule - April 19-22, 2010
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Regular Meeting Agenda for April 20, 2010
• City Medford News - Addendum for April 15 Thru 19, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Annual Tip-A-Cop
• City of Medford News - Daily Lane Closure on Murphy Road - April 12-16, 2010
• Weekday Lane Closure on E. Main Street - Monday, April 12, 2010
• City of Medford News: Lane Closure on Kings Hwy - April 7, 2010
• Sister City News - April 6, 2010
• Medford Fire Department News - Subway Robbery
• Traffic Update -April 5 - 9, 2010
• Medford Police Department News : 5 Recent Robberies Solved – Suspects in Custody
• Landmarks And Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda for April 6, 2010
• Medford Fire Department News - Advantage Appliance Fire
• Medford Police Department News - Robbery Human Bean
• Medford Police Department News - Missing Person
• Medford Police Department News: Attempted Robbery
• Medford Police Department News: Armed Robbery
• Traffic Update - March 29 to April 2, 2010
• Housing and Community Development Commission Agenda for March 29, 2010
• Medford Police Department News: Coffeestand Robbery Suspect Arrested
• Medford Police Department News: Drug Seizure
• 1st National Freedom Ride in Oregon
• Daily Lane Closure On McAndrews Road - March 25-26, 2010
• Retirement of Medford Police K9 'Robb'
• Daily Lane Closure on Stewart Avenue - March 23-24 , 2010
• Medford Fire Department News - Bullock Road Fire
• Lane Closure on Court Street - March 23 ,2010
• Notice Of Opening Of Public Comment Period
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Meeting Agenda For March 22, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Cocaine Shipment Seized
• Medford Police Department News - Robbery
• City Of Medford News For Week Of March 22-26, 2010
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Project Program Study Session Agenda for March 23, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Bank Robbery
• Medford Police Department News - Burglary
• City of Medford News for the week of March 22 - 26, 2010
• Site Plan And Architectural Commission Meeting Agenda for March 19, 2010
• Medford City Council Special Study Session Agenda for March 18, 2010
• Medford City Council Meeting Agenda for March 18, 2010
• Housing and Community Development Commission Meeting Agenda for March 17, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Shots Fired
• Medford Police Department News : Disgruntled Employee To Be Evaluated
• City of Medford Multicultural Commission Meeting Agenda for March 16, 2010
• City of Medford Downtown Parking Commission Regular meeting Agenda - March 11, 2010
• Real World Commercial Fire Training in Medford
• Medford Police Department News : On-line Bicycle License Applications
• Get Dirty For God!
• MURA Board of Directors Meeting Agenda for March 9, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Cellular Phone Theft
• Housing and Community Development Commission - CDBG Grants Meeting Agenda for March 10, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Theft Spree Arrests
• Weekday Lane Closure On Kings Hwy - March 8-25, 2010
• Medford City Council Study Session Meeting Agenda For March 11, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Disturbance Involving A Knife
• Medford Planning Commission Study Session Agenda for March 8, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Shot fired / High Speed Pursuit
• Medford Police Department News - Shot fired / High Speed Pursuit
• Trees Inc. Right of Way Schedule for Wednesday, March 3, 2010
• Medford Urban Renewal Agency Budget Committee Meeting Agenda for March 3, 2010
• City of Medford News Daily Lane Closure on Riverside Avenue - March 1 to 2, 2010
• Medford Police Department News - Stolen Vehicle and Suspect Recovered
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• Continuous Street Closure On Oakdale - January 28-29
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• Gang and Street Drug Unit Seizes 1lbs Methamphetamine
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• Bank Robbery Suspect Identified
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• Daily Lane Closure on Crater Lake Avenue thru January 8, 2009
• Police Department News - Bank Robbery
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• Lane Closure on Morrow Road - Monday, December 29, 2008
• Updated Medford Police Department Records hours
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• Traffic Signal Power Interruption at Poplar and Morrow
• Liquor Compliance - December 14, 2008
• Medford Site Plan And Architectural Commission Agenda for December 19, 2008
• Daily Lane Closure on 8th Street - December 11 and 12
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• Medford City Council Meeting, August 21, 2008
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• Arrests Made In Tinseltown Burglaries
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• Two Stabbed During Domestic Disturbance
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• 4 Year Old Fall Victim
• Intoxicated Driver Strikes Building
• Prostitution Investigation - 7 Arrested
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• Medford City Council Agenda - June 19
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• Disturbance - 7 Arrested
• Suspect/Klausegger Charges Added re: Benson Street Incident
• May 26, 2008 Benson St. Incident Search Warrant Served - Suspect Identified by Police
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