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2006-03-19

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 - Subscribe  - Contact Us  - Rate Card  - Place an Ad Archives      Revels      Classifieds      Real Estate      Menu Guide      Wedding      Weather      Subscribe      Contact Us School Grounds Dried Out An exposed water line is under repair by Jackson County maintenance staff, the entity hired by the school to take care if its grounds. Neighbors watered the century-old cypress, a former Ashland tree of the year winner, on Saturday because of its dry condition. September 15, 2005 Water for a neglected tree With a 100-year-old champion cyprus showing signs of stress, locals bring water, county repairs sprinklers at Briscoe School A former Ashland tree of the year, a 100-year-old Monterey cyprus, and seven other trees on the Briscoe school property were showing signs of obvious distress due to a lack of water throughout the hot summer. A malfunctioning underground waterline prevented the trees from getting the water they needed for much of the summer, school superintendent Juli Di Chiro said.         Front page of today's printed Daily Tidings Activists call for logging moratorium Public meeting held over illegal cutting in reserves Jackson County sprayed Round-Up on school grounds Herbicides were applied at Ashland school sites in August without authorization from the Ashland school board, board members learned this week. A bountiful community harvest The colors and flavors of late summer in the Ashland Community Gardens on Hersey Street are in full bloom. One of the Ashland Community Gardens' cats strolls through the planting plots.   Off The Vine Technology can’t change the weather       Food & History Independent Belgium came late       Commentary Bush, bedeviled       Marketing Today Guarantees guarantee increased success       Essentially Ashland Awash in administrative froth       Tales From The Crib Don’t fall for the white bread scam FOOTBALL Hall focuses on execution, not final score vs. Warriors Ashland should have upper hand in first road game — Guest Forum As a longtime supporter of water conservation and tree protection, I read the article, “Summer tree watering,” (Sept.1) with interest and anticipation. I was surprised by some of the recommendations and would like to offer my corrections and clarifications. 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. RESPONSES TO CASE IN POINT — 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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