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2 of 3 Premium Clicks used this month SUBSCRIBE Print + Online Subscriber Activation  |  Register x Forgot Password | Need an Account? e-edition | subscribe | newsletter | deals Home News Latest Stories Sams Valley residents rally against plan to spread treated human waste Since You Asked: Why no notice about Centennial Golf Course plans? Emergency services, March 14 Public meetings for March 16-20 Volunteers create new link on popular trail Crime, Courts and Emergency Services Emergency services, March 14 Judge denies motion to suppress evidence in Rogue River serial murder case Medford man gets 4 years for burglaries Heroin at root of sad tale of crime and death in Grants Pass IRS phone scam hits Medford area hard Politics and Elections Arthur I. Cyr: South Korea represents long-term triumph – for them and for US Special election: Jackson County voters OK marijuana tax Ex-Merkley aide chosen as Oregon secretary of state Ashland: Budget increase, swimming pool funding discussion on council agenda Judge upholds Phoenix's moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries Education St. Mary's School buys campus from parish for $6.5 million Medford School District calls foul on teachers union Supporters rally to back beleaguered principal St. Mary's reaches out to China Inert grenade spurred White Mountain Middle School evacuation Environment Blooms coming too early for Rogue Valley's bees Low snow closes Mt. Ashland bunny hill chairlift DEQ issues fines over illegal White City dumping site Catastrophic wildfires expected in Southern Oregon this summer The new normal under climate change? State News Gov. Kate Brown to declare drought emergency in Lake, Malheur counties Lebanon High School sharpshooters aim for national titles Man languishes in Oregon jail, hasn't commit a crime Judge sides with Oregon, sends Oracle case to state court Strippers make case to Oregon legislators for work improvements Nation - World Obituaries Lester Olufsen Death Notices Shiela Marie Death Notices Death Notices Weather Photo Galleries Since You Asked Videos Web Cams Mail Tribune 100 Shareable Bank of America is predicting a massive Tesla collapse Mars One attracts science fiction geeks and people who hate society Sports Latest Stories The Young and the Fearless Blazers deal Pistons ninth straight loss No. 11 Irish upset No. 2 Blue Devils Spartans victorious in playoff opener Setzer sparks Crater to state trophy Varsity 541 College Sports The Young and the Fearless No. 11 Irish upset No. 2 Blue Devils SOU wins one of two in CCC openers Mariota makes a low-key homecoming West's career day moves Raiders into Elite Eight Pro Sports Blazers deal Pistons ninth straight loss Spartans victorious in playoff opener Vikings acquire receiver Mike Wallace De Jonge leads at crowded Valspar Irving erupts for 57 in Cavs' triumph Community Sports Business Latest Stories Rogue Disposal plans natural gas fueling site Blog: Are You Superstitious? East McAndrews Road sees a resurgence in commercial projects Alaska, United Express boost Medford airport to record February Jackson County jobless rate falls to 7.7 percent Real Estate News East McAndrews Road sees a resurgence in commercial projects Business briefs: March 7 New construction prices jump 18.2 percent in Jackson County People In Business People in Business: Feb. 28 People in Business Transportation Rogue Disposal plans natural gas fueling site Alaska, United Express boost Medford airport to record February CEO Rieder leaving Erickson March 31 Lodging gains bode well for travel industries Agriculture Harry & David announces new president Warm winter has fruit growers poised for action Briefcase: Business briefs for Feb. 21 Opinion Latest Letters to the Editor, March 14 Other Views: State must rein in medical marijuana Guest Opinion: Plan a Hawthorne playground for all children Matthew T. Mangino: Leniency or smart punishment strategy Our View: Daylight saving bill another waste of time Editorials Other Views: State must rein in medical marijuana Our View: Daylight saving bill another waste of time Our View: Medford native Dave Frohnmayer leaves legacy of distinguished service Our View: Medford council shouldn't over-regulate backyard pot gardens Our View: Atkins a safe choice for secretary of state Letters to the Editor Letters to the Editor, March 14 Letters to the Editor, March 13 Letters to the Editor, March 12 Letters to the Editor, March 11 Letters to the Editor, March 10 Columns Guest Opinion: Plan a Hawthorne playground for all children Arthur I. Cyr: South Korea represents long-term triumph – for them and for US George Will: The Export-Import Bank's tenacious grip Dana Milbank: Republicans set up a breakaway nation Kathleen Parker: Adolescent senators dunking the president Guest Opinions Guest Opinion: Plan a Hawthorne playground for all children Guest Opinion: There is nothing uniform about the Uniform Crime Report GUEST OPINION: Police, community should work to prevent profiling Guest Opinion: Don't overregulate Oregon's hemp industry Guest Opinion: Predatory banking practices bilk citizens Lifestyle Latest stories Drawing for youth turkey hunts March 31 Hunting's Second Season Community blog: Have a ball at this weekend's cheese festival Get Out calendar for March 13 Community blog: Denial is Not a River in Egypt Food Community blog: Have a ball at this weekend's cheese festival Community blog: Fewer and fewer of us eschew brilliant beets Season Stepp: Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with authentic Irish recipes Page H. Onorato: The 10 commandments for the Southern cook Page H. Onorato: Try out this hot stuff in your kitchen on a cold night Home and Garden Using universal design Dear Monty: Successful rezoning property requires a plan Garden Cameos: Time to give your garden a new look Carol Link: Eradicate weeds completely, use edgers to help keep thrift on slope Paul Rogers: Daylight Saving, full moon hopeful signs for spring Health Community blog: Denial is Not a River in Egypt Health Watch: Living smart to protect your heart Community blog: Can Twentysomething Depression Be�Healed? Dr. Murray Feingold: What’s your excuse for being late? Community blog: The Future is Now Hiking Biking Faith Religion briefs: Friday, March 13 More religion events in the Rogue Valley Religion Briefs Religion briefs, Feb. 27 Religion briefs: Friday, Feb. 20 Milestones and Achievements Exercise helps special-needs kids adjust to airport procedures Engagement: Workman-Wright Anniversary: Hofer Columnist for a Day Rogue Healthy Aging Tempo Latest stories Kites & Crows, Ryan Marchand and Mercy Duo face-off this weekend at Rising Stars music competition in Jacksonville City-rock band Shotgun Wedding performs at the Craterian Theater in Medford Randall Theatre presents playwright Bernard Slade's comedy Nitty Gritty Dirt Band co-founder John McEuen performs at the Unitarian Fellowship in Ashland Warren G. performs at the Historic Ashland Armory Theater Randall Theatre presents playwright Bernard Slade's comedy Thanks for the Memories presents 'Anastasia' TMTO's 'Bye Bye Birdie' takes flight Brava! Opera presents classic Mozart and Poulenc Review: 'Fingersmith' a twisting thriller with love Music Kites & Crows, Ryan Marchand and Mercy Duo face-off this weekend at Rising Stars music competition in Jacksonville Rogue Valley Chorale presents 'A Festival of Choirs' at the Craterian Theatre SOU's Chamber and Concert choirs present 'Songs of Passion' City-rock band Shotgun Wedding performs at the Craterian Theater in Medford Live Music in Local Clubs Community Events Ashland Independent Film Festival announces this year's lineup OSF Hip-Hop Poetry Open Mic Ashland's First Friday Art Walk showcases new exhibits by regional artists Jesse Lawson and Joe Moxley host 'Barkeeper' Third Fridays showcases local artists Dining Agave offers gourmet tacos, tamales, ensaladas and more Serra storms Seattle Sakura Japanese Sushi Restaurant opens in new location Restaurant Inspections: Sunday, March 1 Great Outdoor Grill offers healthful options Tempo Videos Classifieds Jobs Autos Real Estate FEATURED   » Obits Blogs TV Listings Movie Listings Oregon Outdoors Oregon Healthy Living Magazines/Special Sections Business Services NEWS NOW   Kerry tries to dampen fuss over Israeli PM's speech       ...       30,000 marchers in Moscow mourn slain Putin foe       ...       Kerry tries to dampen fuss over Israeli PM's speech       ...       30,000 marchers in Moscow mourn slain Putin foe       ...           Latest on Ferguson: Cop injures not expected to be long-term St. Louis County's top official says the shooting of two officers in Ferguson shouldn't be a setback for the community's healing process. Comment By The Associated Press MailTribune.com By The Associated Press Posted Mar. 12, 2015 at 7:49 AM By The Associated Press Posted Mar. 12, 2015 at 7:49 AM »  Social News 9:30 A.M. St. Louis County's top official says the shooting of two officers in Ferguson shouldn't be a setback for the community's healing process. County Executive Steve Stenger says he supports residents expressing their First Amendment rights, but in a nonviolent way. He says, "I think everyone with reasonable minds would want to avoid situations like this." St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar says a protest outside Ferguson police headquarters appeared to be winding down when the officers were shot just after midnight. He characterized the shooting as an "ambush." He says both officers "are good guys. I'm proud of them." 9 A.M. St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar says the two officers shot during a protest in Ferguson aren't expected to have long-term injuries. Belmar says one of the officers was shot in his face, just below his right eye and the bullet lodged behind his ear. The other officer was shot in his right shoulder, with the bullet leaving out his back. Belmar says the shooting easily could have resulted in two deaths. He cited the two New York City officers who were ambushed in their police cruiser in December. Belmar said, "we could have buried 2 police officers next week over this." 8:45 A.M. U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill is calling for "healing and reform" after the shooting of two police officers outside the Ferguson Police Department. The Missouri senator released a statement Thursday saying "acts of violence have no place in this process." Gunfire that erupted after midnight left a 32-year-old officer from nearby Webster Groves with a facial wound and a 41-year-old officer from St. Louis County with a shoulder wound. Both were rushed to a hospital. St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar described their injuries as serious. The shootings followed a scathing Justice Department report alleging bias in the police department and court. McCaskill says she hoped for a "full recovery" for the officers and added that she was praying for them and their families. 8 A.M. St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar is planning a news conference to further address the shooting of two police officers during a protest outside the Ferguson Police Department. A 32-year-old officer from nearby Webster Groves was shot in the face and a 41-year-old officer from St. Louis County was shot in the shoulder. Belmar said earlier Thursday that the officers were taken to a hospital, where they are conscious, but that both are seriously injured. He is scheduled to speak again at 9 a.m. at the St. Louis County Police Headquarters. The shootings happened after midnight as demonstrators gathered after the city's police chief resigned in the wake of a scathing Justice Department report alleging bias in the police department and court. 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