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Keeping tabs on Wyoming’s wild wolves by Mike Koshmrl Jackson Hole News & Guide Sunday, March 18th 2018 A A 3 VIEW ALL PHOTOS Ryan Dorgan / Jackson Hole News & Guide Wyoming Game and Fish large carnivore biologist Ken Mills moves a sedated gray wolf onto a jacket in the sun to keep its body temperature close to normal while collecting biological samples and fitting it with a tracking collar. Biologists spend as little time with animals as possible during capture operations
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Grizzly trapper readies for his 24th summer in the woods by Michael Wright Bozeman Daily Chronicle Sunday, February 25th 2018 A A Chad Dickinson, a biological science technician for the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team, explains how a grizzly bear trap works, in the Gravelly Mountain Range. [Rachel Leathe / Chronicle] If you were to imagine someone who traps grizzly bears for a living, you'd picture someone like Chad Dickinson: large, bearded, deep-voiced — the kind of guy who would much rath
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Wildlife calling by Lee Juillerat for the Mail Tribune Sunday, March 4th 2018 A A 3 VIEW ALL PHOTOS A white pelican chick in the tules at Klamath National Wildlife Refuge. [Photo by Tupper Blake] Tupper Ansel Blake is glad he listened to his heart, not the doubters. "If I had listened to people who said, 'You'll never make it,' I wouldn't be me. I was young and brass. I told them, 'You just watch.' " Over the decades, people watched Blake develop into a nationally honored wildlife photographer.
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Ashland cougar causes social-media stir by John Darling Thursday, March 29th 2018 A A A husky-looking cougar was caught Sunday morning on a 14-second video, slinking in full view through a backyard along Hargadine Street in Ashland. The animal did no harm to humans or pets, but it did create some viral chat on social media. In the video, the creature cautiously emerges from bushes and keeps its gaze fixed on the person aiming an iPhone through a window. The couple who shot the video were visitin
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The getting is finally good by Lee Juillerat for the Mail Tribune Friday, March 9th 2018 A A Cross-country skiers make their way along the High Lakes Trail that extends from the Great Meadow Sno-Park to Lake of the Woods and Fish Lake. [Photo by Lee Juillerat] Finally. After months of wishing and hoping, enough snow has been falling in recent weeks to get out the cross-country skis and, well, get out. The getting is good. The Pacific Crest Trail that heads north from the Pedersen Sno-Park — a se
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Friendly times at Mt. Ashland by Lee Juillerat for the Mail Tribune Friday, February 10th 2017 A A 3 VIEW ALL PHOTOS A bluebird day near the Ariel Lift on Upper Dream. [Photo by Andy Atkinson] "What a day!" whooped a broadly grinning guy who was hauling a snowboard over his shoulder as he strolled past me toward his car in the emptying parking lot, his words filling the air. "What a great day! Wasn't that fantastic?!" It was closing time at the Mt. Ashland Ski Area after an exceptional day of sk
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Jones, Graumann lead way in first meet by Wednesday, February 7th 2018 A A Henry Jones of South Medford and Frida Graumann of Ashland led the boys and girls divisions, respectively, as the Southern Oregon Ski League held its first competition of the winter Sunday and Monday at Mt. Bachelor in Bend. A lack of snow at Mt. Ashland has prevented meets from being staged. Four boys races and four girls races were run each day, giving the league the number of events required to qualify for state. The s
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Mt. Ashland to end 2017-18 season this weekend by Ryan Pfeil Friday, April 20th 2018 A A Skiers ride the Sonnet chair lift the morning of Mt. Ashland’s reopening in February. Skiers and snowboarders can make their final runs of the 2017-18 season at the Mt. Ashland Ski Area this weekend. The ski park will be open through Sunday, April 22, concluding as spring temperatures arrive. High temperatures on the mountain are expected to reach the mid- to high-40s Saturday and Sunday, accordin
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Volk powers Ashland girls to state slalom title by Tuesday, March 13th 2018 A A BEND — Ashland’s Amelia Volk led the Grizzlies to first place in the team slalom event at the Oregon Interscholastic Ski Racing Association state championships recently at Mt. Bachelor. Volk placed fifth individually with a best run of 46.04 seconds on Friday’s second day of the two-day meet. Teammates Frida Graumann and Anais Graumann contributed to the championship with runs of 51.41 and 51.76, placing 19th and 20t
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Mail Tribune fishing report March 22, 2019 by Mark Freeman of the Mail Tribune Friday, March 22nd 2019 A A A redband rainbow trout fell for a golden stone fly imitation on the Metolius River near Camp Sherman. OCEAN OUTLOOK COASTWIDE: Friday winds will climb to 25 knots, triggering a gale warning that will stay in effect through Friday afternoon before the winds drops to 10 knots amid rain. Wind waves will built from 7 feet in the morning to 10 feet in the afternoon. Saturday’s forecast calls fo
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Getting toasty in the snowy woods by Lee Juillerat for the Mail Tribune Friday, March 29th 2019 A A Grant Pine zips along the snow-covered Fourmile Road. <br><p>Photo by Lee Juillerat<br>{/p} In Jack London’s 1908 version of the short story “To Build a Fire,” the protagonist does most everything wrong and pays for his failings by losing his life. It was never a matter of life and death, but when Dave Mauser successfully lit a fire in the Summit Shelter cabin, he did everything
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Public input wanted on spending cannabis taxes by Clay Bearnson Sunday, March 17th 2019 A A Guest.jpg It’s probably best to begin this communication with the standard disclaimer that these are my views, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the council nor the city of Medford. In fact, I am writing this as a concerned citizen of Medford who wants to see our community benefit from cannabis tax revenue. For historical reference, let’s rewind back to fall of 2014, when I attended my first Bud
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Outlaw fireworks in Jackson County by Gary Hill Sunday, March 3rd 2019 A A Guest.jpg Jackson County is one of the driest areas in the state of Oregon, so it is more susceptible to large wildfires like we experienced recently in Oregon and Northern California. It cannot be disputed that the risk to lives and property could be catastrophic when the right conditions persist. The sale and use of fireworks in Jackson County is part of the broader community concern regarding the risks of wildfire and
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Letters, March 20 by Mail Tribune readers Wednesday, March 20th 2019 A A Webletters Graphic.jpg HB 2001: more housing options Our community lacks affordable, accessible, and varied housing options to meet the needs of residents today. By removing outdated barriers, communities can begin to build housing options that create a vibrant community for people of all ages and abilities, including older adults. This includes building duplexes, triplexes and four-plexes in neighborhoods that have not all
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Letters, March 22 by Mail Tribune readers Friday, March 22nd 2019 A A Webletters Graphic.jpg Thank goodness for Pitts Thank goodness for Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Leonard Pitts! It’s important to hear the truth, however uncomfortable it may make us! As opposed to the fact-free, right-wing columnists like Cal Thomas and Mark Thiessen. Thomas tries to scare us: Socialism — oooh, scary! What Thomas fails to mention are the countries that have successfully integrated socialism and democracy:
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Letters, March 21 by Mail Tribune readers Thursday, March 21st 2019 A A Webletters Graphic.jpg All you need is money So people are outraged that rich and famous people are buying/bribing their kids’ way into big-name colleges. In the words of Billie Holiday, “Them that’s got shall get, them that’s not shall lose.” No new news here, it is indeed disgusting. However, I am more disgusted that Paul Manafort got off quite easy for the crimes he committed. I am disgusted that 45 has still not showed h
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Letters, March 28 by Mail Tribune readers Thursday, March 28th 2019 A A Webletters Graphic.jpg Oppose vaccine bill I am a Medford-based educator. I have taught high school students and adult learners for over a decade, and I currently teach GED students at a local community college. I am writing to urge educators and Oregon citizens to oppose HB 3063, which would mandate vaccines for all school-aged children and exclude children from day cares, preschools, public and private schools and any scho
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PFMC sets ocean salmon season options by Mark Freeman of the Mail Tribune Friday, March 22nd 2019 A A A chinook fights off the coast near Brookings last summer.Mail Tribune / Jamie Lusch A need to curtail catches of chinook salmon returning to the Klamath and Sacramento rivers could lead to a shorter but still robust summer ocean salmon-fishing season off the Southern Oregon coast. The Pacific Fishery Management Council has crafted three uninterrupted recreational fishing season options for 2019
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Performances: March 22 - 29 by Staff Friday, March 22nd 2019 A A From left, Bob Evoniuk, Jeff Jones and Glenn Freese of Foxfire play a tune for the Tidings Caf. Friday, March 22 Lady & the Tramp: Singer Janeen McGinnis and guitarist Dave Vestnys will perform a mix of blues, jazz, country and classic and contemporary rock at 5 p.m. Friday, March 22, at Schmidt Family Vineyards, 330 Kubli Road, Grants Pass, Admission is free. See sfvineyards.com or call 541-846-9985. Nichole & Rick: Singe