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- Subscribe - Contact Us - Rate Card - Place an Ad Archives Revels Classifieds Real Estate Menu Guide Wedding Weather Subscribe Contact Us Construction continues Wednesday on one of the few recent successful planning actions in the downtown area, a mixed-use building by developer Lloyd Haines. A second mixed-use project proposed for First Street was approved by the planning commission, but will be reopened due to an error by the city. October 20, 2005 City’s error brings project back Reeder’s advice on First Street project led to approval, but now must be reconsidered Assistant city attorney Mike Reeder made an error in the legal advice he offered the Ashland Planning Commission as it debated a development project proposed for 11 First St. As a result, the commission will be asked to reopen the application, which it approved last week, and deliberate again with the revised advice in mind. Front page of today's printed Daily Tidings Northlight debated behind the scenes One of the developers for the proposed Northlight project — a 73,037-square-foot, mixed-use development slated for Lithia Way — has confirmed that negotiations with the city about the Ashland Planning Commission’s denial of their project are on-going. Is Ashland Planning Broken Or Getting Fixed? Frustrated commissioner resigns New planners are trying to change the job, KenCairn says Steak house abruptly pulls up stakes Jackson County’s limit on capacity makes location financially untenable, says owner after closing down Author thinks understanding better than advice Tidings columnist’s new book de-mystifies parenting of newborns Wholesale changes for Talent’s planning commission Listing of local efforts to assist victims of Katrina Organic chocolate comes to Ashland Dagoba founder Frederick Shilling notes the origin of each — farms and cooperatives in Peru, Ecuador and Costa Rica. Mon: Essentially Ashland Guatemala grows on the Plaza Mon: Tales From The Crib Lost on Grizzly Peak and worried Tues: Off The Vine Enjoy wine when you go tasting Weds:Food & History Liberia’s national anthem Commentary Lessons from superpowers of the past Fri: Healthy Pets Everyone is talking about canine flu Sat: Marketing Today Customer service: the good, the bad, the ugly It comes down to this SOU-Northwest tilt will likely determine the conference champion Josh Cornelius: the constant in Ashland’s offense South Medford at Ashland When/Where : 7 p.m. Friday night at Walter A. Phillips Field. — GUEST FORUMS Anger at AFN fee goes deeper than $7.50 Electric rate increase breaks a basic contract — Letters — Editorial Wednesday was a historic day in Talent as the city’s business owners held the first-ever Chamber of Commerce greeters meeting at the Camelot Theatre downtown. More than 50 people gathered for the grand hurrah, hailed by Mayor Marian Terlerski as “a stellar event” nearly two years in the making. From the Right Side Mike Green Updated Tuesdays: Celebrating 50 years of seducing children But in society today, sex is sold as a commodity and is so commonplace as a fact of teen and young adult life that virtually no one blinks an eye anymore when adolescent girls are seen dressed in the same attire as the common street hookers of the 70s. “Lolita,” no matter how despicable, didn’t repulse this nation; it lured us into a world where adult-child relationships are excused, if not completely condoned. And we see the results of it today, with adults leading the promotion of sex to children through the various industries of influence. Updated Mondays: — CASE IN POINT : A new America There is an ocean region near the equator called the doldrums, characterized by an almost eerie, windless calm. For sailors, with no other source of power than sails, it can mean days, perhaps weeks, of waiting for an errant breeze to appear, filling the sails once again. That period of waiting can seem endless, even threatening. There is an accumulating sense that America, our ship of state, is caught in the doldrums. We have seemingly lost all way. What makes this so painfully evident is that we are at a crossroads moment in our history. As a people, we yearn for an administration, for a president, to step forward and lay out a bold and visionary agenda. We are in desperate need of courageous and imaginative leadership. — There are no obituaries today. — Police Ashland residents traveling nationwide and around the globe provide first-person accounts of their travels, complete with pictures to share their adventures with the Tidings' readers. Mis queridos This is my first e-mail and I write it not from Syria but from South Lebanon. New Orleans: Up Close and Personal I returned to my hometown of New Orleans on Oct. 6 to view the devastation and assist my displaced family. The impact of the Gulf Coast tragedy on Native Americans Movies | T.V. | Calendar Stories updated by 5 p.m. Thursdays ( Back issues available ) A Symphony of talent The Rogue Valley Symphony announces its 2005-06 season, featuring artists from the Pacific Northwest ARTIST SKETCH Happiness is found playing music around town Punk rock/alternative rock guitarist Andy Warstar says his musical expression began in his mother’s kitchen where he banged pots and pans together and drummed on the oatmeal box. After that, he graduated to drums in grade school, which he banged on until he was 12. 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