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- Subscribe - Contact Us - Rate Card - Place an Ad Archives Revels Classifieds Real Estate Menu Guide Wedding Weather Subscribe Contact Us Oregon National Guard soldiers are processed at the Air National Guard base in Portland on Friday, in preparation for heading to Louisiana. The Oregon National Guard has received an alert order for 2,000 soldiers from the 41st Brigade Combat Team to assist with Hurricane Katrina support operations. September 2, 2005 Governor sends troops to Louisiana Salem-based guard unit leaving today to assist relief effort Gov. Ted Kulongoski ordered 107 Oregon National Guard troops to Louisiana Thursday to help in the hurricane relief effort. Kulongoski’s spokeswoman Holly Armstrong said the 1186th Military Police Company would help local law enforcement authorities and medics in the relief efforts. Front page of today's printed Daily Tidings Family packs RV, crane and prepares to jump into relief effort An Ashland family is packing up their construction supplies into their motor home and heading down to the Gulf Coast to help with the Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts. Locals pour thousands into assistance As the wrenching toll of Hurricane Katrina becomes apparent, concerned Rogue Valley residents are reaching for their wallets. Medford City Council approval makes way for new Best Buy, Sportsman Warehouse Get away from it all ... without the hassle of driving for days with kids Tesluk Healthy Pets Time to spay or neuter still debatable Bolsinger Downtown The current climate makes an old-fashioned column all but impossible Asghar Commentary What’s so funny ’bout peace, love and assassination? Volleyball Raiders slammed by Ducks Slow start leads to first loss of season From the Right Side Mike Green Last week, president George Bush, televangelist Pat Robertson, and local loudmouth, yours truly ratcheted up the emotions that come with civil discourse. George asked for more patience, more death, and more determination. Pat asked for just one death. I asked what all the whining was about as the steps toward a peaceful resolution between two parties in the Middle East were being implemented. — Letters (today's print edition) — Forum “I came here to stand in solidarity with all — here and in Iraq — who have lost loved ones. I stand in solidarity with those who’ve lost sons, daughters, grandchildren, parents, friends, fellow soldiers — all because of an illegal war based on lies. And...in some way, however irrelevant it might seem, to try and prevent further unnecessary loss of life.” - Obituaries - Police Movies | T.V. | Calendar Stories updated by 5 p.m. Thursdays ( Back issues available ) ‘The Heidi Chronicles’ “The Heidi Chronicles” is an examination of the baby boomers from the socially and politically activist sixties to the success-oriented eighties — a time during which the status of American women underwent profound, and sometimes unsettling, change. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, the Tony Award, the New York Drama Critics Circle Award and others. Bringing heirlooms back to life David Helphand has been restoring antiques and fine art, including oil paintings, for 35 years. Helphand’s career is an exceptionally interesting one: the work itself; the history behind the object, and his clientele, which has included ABC Television Network and Christy Brinkley. He is currently working on a Japanese suit of armor for the University of Oregon at Eugene. ‘The Summer Guest’ offers exquisite language and a powerful story It isn't often that you pick up a book and after settling in, looking for traction, you slowly discover that the novel you hold in your hands is a find. A honey of a read. “The Summer Guest” is exactly that and more. Movie Reviews In the footsteps of St. Francis Seven local members of Beloved Community will re-enact 800-year-old walk. Susie Jessel: ‘Village Healer’ From birth she was said to have “the power.” She was born with a “caul” (a fetal membrane) covering her face, a sign, old world people believed, that she had a particular gift. Her mother noticed that when she put the infant in the arms of people the baby seemed to have a healing affect. The child’s earliest memory was of being carried through Carolina cornfields in the middle of the night to be placed in the arms of the ailing. 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