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Hundreds Flock to Oregon’s Legal Psilocybin mushroom, Most of Them Out of State | Daily Tidings

Ashland Daily Tidings (Ashland, OR — Wayback) · snapshot 2023-12-01

Hundreds Flock to Oregon’s Legal Psilocybin mushroom, Most of Them Out of State Health News By Cassidy Morrison On Dec 1, 2023 Last updated Dec 22, 2023 When psilocybin (commonly referred to as psychedelic mushrooms or “magic mushrooms”) became legal and plans for a licensed psilocybin center in Eugene was announced, we all knew where this was going to go. We’ve seen this before when marijuana was legalized in Colorado . Sure enough, as soon as one was opened in June, it was an instant hit. Hund

Jeepers Creepers | Daily Tidings

Ashland Daily Tidings (Ashland, OR — Wayback) · snapshot 2004-04-01

Jeepers Creepers A scary movie is so much more than gore Movies & TV By Daily Tidings Editorial Board On Apr 1, 2004 Last updated Feb 9, 2024 Hollywood discovered a long time ago that audiences will pay good money to be frightened. Of course, this isn’t the frightened you felt when you were riding shotgun with your Mom and she ran a red light and you were almost hit by the Coca Cola truck. No, this is the fear you felt as you walked down the stairs into a dimly-lit basement and you were cert

Renters protest the high cost of a home in Ashland | Daily Tidings

Ashland Daily Tidings (Ashland, OR — Wayback) · snapshot 2016-10-17

Renters protest the high cost of a home in Ashland News By Daily Tidings Editorial Board On Oct 17, 2016 Last updated Jan 19, 2024 Protesters gathered outside a property management company in Ashland Monday to demonstrate against rental price increases that they say amount to greed. “I say greed is horrible,” said McKenna Smith, a student at Southern Oregon University who held a sign demanding an end to frequent rent increases. She marched at Commercial Property Management along with a dozen oth

Two to Tango | Daily Tidings

Ashland Daily Tidings (Ashland, OR — Wayback) · snapshot 2011-11-25

Two to Tango Revels By Daily Tidings Editorial Board On Nov 25, 2011 Last updated Feb 9, 2024 Tango has seized Ashland. Every day of the week, couples are locked in a tango embrace, directed by subtle cues and guided by the music. Beginners are in workout gear, the more experienced in flirty clothing, but everyone is invited onto the dance floor to speak to their partner without saying a word. “Argentine Tango is a nonverbal conversation between two people,” says Samarra Burnett, a full-time Ash

SOU: Biomass could make university carbon neutral | Daily Tidings

Ashland Daily Tidings (Ashland, OR — Wayback) · snapshot 2014-11-13

SOU: Biomass could make university carbon neutral News By Daily Tidings Editorial Board On Nov 13, 2014 Last updated Dec 31, 2023 They’ve concluded biomass generation of heat and electricity would be clearly preferable to natural gas, a panel of Southern Oregon University and industry experts made clear at a public hearing Wednesday at the university in Ashland. SOU faces the need to replacement two aging gas-fired boilers in coming years. The panel outlined how the abundance of forest slash (br

Oregon Universities Strike 6.5% Pay Deal Plus Perks with Union | Daily Tidings

Ashland Daily Tidings (Ashland, OR — Wayback) · snapshot 2024-02-29

Oregon Universities Strike 6.5% Pay Deal Plus Perks with Union Top Stories Education By Edith M. On Feb 29, 2024 Southern Oregon University, Ashland. | Credit: Library of Congress After months of negotiation and discussion, Oregon’s seven public universities have struck a pay deal with the union representing more than 4,500 classified workers. The employees will receive an increase of 6.5% at the beginning of April. The workers will also receive several pay hikes, staggered over the next two yea