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- Subscribe - Contact Us - Rate Card - Place an Ad Archives Revels Classifieds Real Estate Menu Guide Wedding Weather Subscribe Contact Us From left, Jan Janssen , judge Allen Drescher and three Ashland Municipal Court employees work out the details of a new diversion program. September 14, 2005 Will good driving stick? With two speeding tickets just over a year ago, this latest violation could have restricted or suspended Dan Gee’s driver’s license. A nighttime driving restriction may have been manageable, but a suspension would have jeopardized Gee’s job managing the front desk at Callahan’s Siskiyou Lodge near Mount Ashland. Front page of today's printed Daily Tidings Program also gives parents eyes around town A teen driving program will use the same structure as the “How’s my driving?” deterrent program through the court system. Northlight may have lost anchor tenant Planning commission is not done with hearings Talent looks at proposed subdivision Neighbors dislike plans for 10 single-family homes on Lithia Crater Lake volcano oft ignored Crater Lake receives the least monitoring for possible eruptions among the state’s five most active volcanoes, partly because it lies so far from population centers. Traveling skaters stake out park Group pitches tents in city’s skate park before moving on Suspect is cooperative after tasing Talent resident’s attempt to flee ends with meth-related arrest Oregon TODAY Principal shelves ‘Laramie Project’ A Grizzly recovery Peak comes back to life after 2002 fire burns 1,950 acres Off The Vine Technology can’t change the weather Food & History Independent Belgium came late Commentary Religion can relax and let science be science Marketing Today Guarantees guarantee increased success Essentially Ashland Awash in administrative froth Tales From The Crib Don’t fall for the white bread scam Ashland girls no match for hot-shooting Cavers Grizzlies can’t come together, suffer first loss of season ASHLAND HIGH SOPHOMORE MIDFIELDER Molly MacGraw tries to keep the ball away from a Grants Pass defender during Southern Oregon Conference girls’ soccer action Tuesday at North Mountain Park. Prep Roundup Ashland netters slam GP Boys Soccer Raiders slip a spot in ratings The Southern Oregon University volleyball team slipped one spot to No. 2 in the NAIA Region I rankings this week. — Guest Forum Enough of this administration While they are lowering the toxic flood level in New Orleans, we must immediately begin draining the swamp that allowed this horror to happen. From the Right Side The UNcivil war Mike Green Underneath all of the hype, stigma, dogma and propaganda, there is a war going on in America. It isn’t the “war on terror,” but rather the battle of the secular faithful (or as I call them, the anti-religious) versus the religious faithful (a.k.a. kooks) over the soul of this nation. This battle is the backdrop for seemingly endless political fights over such issues as abortion and gay marriage. — Letters (today's print edition) — CASE IN POINT Contemporary Religion: Despite what the polls suggest, what do we really believe? The fastest growing category identified in the Newsweek survey was “spirituality,” especially among those younger then 60. ... it would not be much of a stretch to conclude that America is going through a spiritual/religious renaissance of sorts. — Obituaries — Police Movies | T.V. | Calendar Stories updated by 5 p.m. Thursdays ( Back issues available ) ‘Leona, the Flip-Side’ Leona Mitchell, one of the most popular singers in the Rogue Valley, will perform a one-woman retrospective of her life-long career as a professional entertainer in a one-night-only concert, “Leona, the Flip-Side,” Saturday. Marston involved in all things musical Dave Marston’s eclectic musical career ranges from directing the Rogue Valley Peace Choir, the Siskiyou Singers, and the First United Methodist choirs; to performing with the Beatles tribute band, Nowhere Men. Reinventing Marilyn at Gallerie Karon New work in the series “Reconstructing Marilyn,” by Ashland artist Richard LeVitt is on display at Gallerie Karon on the corner of Fourth and A streets in Ashland. Movie Reviews: Now playing 'The rain falls on the just and the unjust alike' The devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina has me thinking back to Ashland’s New Year’s 1997 flood. Oh, I know, that was a walk in Lithia Park compared to what our southern brothers and sisters are going through right now. Word comes, as I write this, that thousands are feared dead. Few if any expected waters to rise like they have or to wreak such grave havoc. 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