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2004-08-17

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 - Subscribe  - Contact Us  - Rate Card  - Place an Ad Valley&State      Backpage      O&E      Sports      Archives      Classifieds      Faith&Beliefs      Obituaries      Revels July 23, 2004 Kids and nature together Most kids spend their summers hanging out or skateboarding around Ashland. But several young 13 and 14-year-olds from the Rogue Valley are spending four days a week learning environmental and geological skills at the 10th annual Youth Summer Service Program on Mount Ashland.   Archive Utility hikes hit this month Utility rate increases have hit during the July billing cycle, a fact not lost on local residents opening their latest bills. Archive I'll Shut Up - Right After This A funny thing happened on the way to the city council meeting the other night. I'm interviewing a couple dozen people who are about to take off their clothes on the city hall lawn to protest the council's new nudity ban. Archive - Police & Fire Archive Grizzlies of tomorrow learn soccer today It doesn't take much to convince kids to spend their summer mornings at soccer camp. Archive - Letters - Editorial   Archive - Obituaries Archive Downtown Naked Summer: Weighty issues wrapped around a hearty guffaw         Movies | T.V. | Calendar Stories Updated Thursdays Ballet Rogue returns to Lithia Park For the 25th year, Ballet Rogue returns to Lithia Park for its summer Ballet in the Park series. The final two performances of the season are Monday and Aug. 2 at 7:30 p.m. Readers' choices Book reviews are written by the staff of local booksellers. Kidnap flick fails to inspire Over the years, one of Hollywood's most dependable templates has been the kidnap film. There is nothing original about the plot in that there is only so much latitude to be found in the genre: someone is snatched, the family finds out, law enforcement becomes involved, often against the wishes of the family. Movie Reviews Local churches support bill to limit global warming Local religious leaders have joined 95 of their peers from across the state in delivering a letter to Sen. Gordon Smith, R-Ore., and Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., asking them to support an anti-global warming bill. Church Listings >> DailyTidings.com Home Page Valley&State | Backpage | O&E | Sports | Archives | Weather | Classifieds Columnists | Faith&Beliefs | Obituaries | Revels | Subscribe | Contact Us Copyright 2004 Ashland Daily Tidings and Ottaway Newspapers All Rights Reserved Click Here Site Search: .:Advertisements:. RESOURCES - Mail Tribune News - ODOT Road Cams