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Ashland’s Conflicted City Council Tightens Restrictions on Public Camping News By Keegan Hamilton On Dec 22, 2023 1 Share Tuesday marked the start of a more restrictive homeless camping ordinance. Not everyone on Ashland’s city council was fully confident in their effectiveness, however. These new regulations will tighten where people aren’t allowed to camp. These restrictions will include 100 yards away from any river or stream, a 150-foot buffer between other large campsites, and a firm 250-fo
Daily Tidings Daily Tidings facebook twitter google_plus Email 315 Homeless Deaths Recorded in Multnomah County as the Fentanyl Crisis Deepens By Cassidy Morrison on December 21, 2023 Fentanyl is a disease that has plagued the United States, and especially the state of Oregon. The synthetic drug is not only considered one of the most highly addictive drugs you can get your hands on, but it’s extremely plentiful and super cheap to produce. Because of this, it’s very easy to flood the streets with
Daily Tidings Daily Tidings facebook twitter google_plus Email Ashland to Be the Center of Wildfire Resilience Research After a $750,000 Grant Wildfire Resilience Research starts After a $750,000 Grant to the Oregon State University, All the While Modular Housing is Being Rebuilt for Survivors By Buffy Pollock on December 14, 2023 Ashland is a community that still feels the effects of the 2020 Almeda wildfire. While it’s a devastating event that everyone still remembers, some good is coming from
Daily Tidings Daily Tidings facebook twitter google_plus Email More Electric Vehicle Charging Ports to Be Installed in Ashland in 2024 By Buffy Pollock on December 7, 2023 Love them or hate them, electrical vehicles have been on the rise. So much so, in fact, that Ashland is due to see a few more electrical vehicle charging ports in town come 2024. 22, to be exact, and Ashland isn’t the only one getting these chargers. Oregon is going to be installing 370 level 2 charging ports in 2024. This com
Daily Tidings Daily Tidings facebook twitter google_plus Email State Objects to Oregon Judge’s Ruling That Gun Control Measure 114 Violates the Constitution By Greg Stiles on December 18, 2023 There is a new development with Ballot Measure 114, the case that has been in legal limbo since November of 2022. Originally blocked by Circuit Judge Robert S. Raschio, and later ruled against after a six-day trial in November , the state has now objected to the judge’s findings and is seeking to make thei
More Electric Vehicle Charging Ports to Be Installed in Ashland in 2024 Environment By Buffy Pollock On Dec 7, 2023 Last updated Dec 22, 2023 38 Share Love them or hate them, electrical vehicles have been on the rise. So much so, in fact, that Ashland is due to see a few more electrical vehicle charging ports in town come 2024. 22, to be exact, and Ashland isn’t the only one getting these chargers. Oregon is going to be installing 370 level 2 charging ports in 2024. This comes to us from none ot
Daily Tidings Daily Tidings facebook twitter google_plus Email $600 Million to Be Invested by Feds Into New Interstate Bridge Connecting Washington and Oregon By Greg Stiles on December 17, 2023 The Interstate 5 Bridge is a century-old structure that crosses the Columbia River, connecting Oregon and Washington. It’s a bridge not only to connect those who want to travel with ease across the west coast, but it also serves as a vital commercial link for the entire west coast. It’s estimated that ov
Daily Tidings Daily Tidings facebook twitter google_plus Email Tackling the Escalating Fentanyl Crisis in Oregon: Officials Look for Solutions By Cassidy Morrison on December 15, 2023 Portland, Oregon – This highly populous city is raging a battle against fentanyl. Schools, jails, and city streets are all battling to fight the drug epidemic as Oregon and Washington tackle rising overdose deaths . Washington’s Governor, Jay Inslee, a Democrat, wants to ask for $50 million from lawmakers for opioi
As Oregon’s Annular Eclipse Draws Near, Eclipse Events Ramp Up Top Stories Revels By Keegan Hamilton On Oct 4, 2023 318 Share As the annular eclipse draws near, we’re seeing multiple events and watch parties cropping up here and there, ready to watch the moon overtake the sun on the morning of October 14th. Unlike 2017’s total eclipse, this one is going to bring a “ring of fire” to Oregon skies. People are making plans all around, from renting out camping lots to forming actual watch parties to
Daily Tidings Daily Tidings facebook twitter google_plus Email Innovative Road Toll System Introduced by Oregon State to Raise Funds And Help Lower Income Families By Greg Stiles on December 15, 2023 The Oregon state via the Oregon Transportation Commission has been considering new rules involving road tolls for a number of years now and has recently released details of how it might work. It has the dual objectives of increasing revenue for the state from road tolls, but also reducing the burden
Dogs in Certain US States are Getting an Unidentified Respiratory Illness Top Stories Home By Ellen Waldman On Nov 20, 2023 1 Share These days, all we want to do is to be able to protect our pups, but as a new unidentified respiratory illness emerges from the woodworks, vets and parents everywhere are scrambling to find out just what’s going on. Dogs are getting sick and doctors are having trouble finding the root cause of it, but there is one thing we do know: it’s contagious. So what exactly d
In a US First, Oregon Now Allows Law Students to Become Lawyers Through Apprenticeships Instead of the Bar Exam News By Greg Stiles On Nov 16, 2023 0 Share The bar exam. Those three words bring nightmares to law students, whether they be current, graduated, or dropped out. If you want to become a lawyer licensed to practice law, you have to pass the bar exam, a grueling two day test that tests your knowledge of US law to its very limits. There are no exceptions. Well, at least that’s how it used
Innovative Road Toll System Introduced by Oregon State to Raise Funds And Help Lower Income Families News By Greg Stiles On Dec 15, 2023 Abernethy Bridge, Oregon. 0 Share The Oregon state via the Oregon Transportation Commission has been considering new rules involving road tolls for a number of years now and has recently released details of how it might work. It has the dual objectives of increasing revenue for the state from road tolls, but also reducing the burden of those tolls on low-income
Italian Pizza Group Names Portland Pizzeria as One Of the Best in the World Top Stories By Emily Knott On Sep 23, 2023 Gourmet Pizza at Ken's Artisan Pizza, Portland, Oregon 828 Share Have you ever wanted to try one of the best pizzas in the world? Well you’re in luck, because there’s a pizzeria down in Portland that is gaining both national and international fame for their stellar food. Ken’s Artisan Pizza, 304 S.E. 28th Ave, has been named the 19th best pizzeria in the world by an Italian
Traveling Website Lists Oregon Beach Towns as Some of the Best in America Travel By Joe Minihane Last updated Oct 2, 2023 Bandon, Coos county, Oregon, USA. 161 Share Wondering where you should go for your next beach vacation? Well I just happen to have a couple of suggestions, courtesy of traveling guru website, Trips to Discover. In a recent article, 20 Best Beach Towns in America , they shone a spotlight on Oregon’s beautiful coastline . The website lists the usual suspects when it comes to be
Oregon Puts a Pause on Awarding Child Care Subsidies Due to a Wave of Demands News By Cassidy Morrison On Sep 25, 2023 157 Share After no longer having enough money to meet the demands of all those who qualify, low-income parents are now being put on a waitlist until the issue gets resolved. Although they’re trying to get everything squared away as soon as possible, according to Oregon Early Learning Director Alyssa Chatterjee on Wednesday, it could take as long as 18 months until the problem is
News Need for Food Assistance Grows as Many Oregonians Struggle to Put Food on the Table Emily Knott Nov 30, 2023 Covid-19 was devastating to the entire country. Along with the deaths, many economic institutions were all but destroyed, and food became a serious issue. Coming to the topic of food, it should be of no surprise that demand for food…
The Ducks Utterly Demolish the Utes in 35-6 Victory Football By Kris Henry On Oct 29, 2023 8 Share And to think I’d been even the slightest bit concerned when it came to Oregon vs Utah. Not only did they win, but it was an absolute demolition of Utah in all four quarters, not letting them have the leg up even once the entire game. Not only that, but they’re the team that broke Utah’s 18-game home winning streak. Now they go back to Eugene, able to pat themselves on the back for a job well done a
‘Lost Women of Highway 20’: A Terrifying Case and The Docuseries That Inspired It Movies & TV By Steve Zimmerman On Nov 7, 2023 15 Share In an age where true crime has become a favorite of viewers everywhere, many have become informed about the dangers of our world, as well as the people who work hard to put these cases to rest. Of course, the victims are ones who should never be forgotten, and being able to shine a light on them helps to preserve their memory. A new docuseries has come out