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Watch Now Subscribe Now Sign In SEARCH Podcast: Get kids comfortable in the kitchen BY Sarah Lemon for the Mail Tribune ... Get kids comfortable and having fun in the kitchen with these tips from Southern Oregon food writer Sarah Lemon. Share This Story Colleagues mourn the loss of Dennis Richardson Medford snow forecast gets a reboot Crater hires Dunn to replace Jensen Snow takes region by surprise (photos) Tweets by TennisChannel Tweets by TennisChannel Contact Us Advertise With Us Clas
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It is the month of love, and Danielle is talking about the love that often goes ignored -- self-love. The problem with self-love is it starts with our inner dialogue -- an oftentimes our inner dialogue isn't positive. Danielle talks about how to back away from negative thoughts and to choose not to let those words have power. "You are enough right now regardless of your pant size, the number on the scale, your relationship status, your bank account. You did not have to earn your worth. You are w
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Covering dog mushers at Diamond Lake isn't always easy, especially when one of your shooters forgets the GoPro and Plan A, B and C go out the window.Listen to what stumbling blocks we encountered and our not-so-smart ways we overcame them for this story.
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From caring for a rare Patagonian cavy to wrangling a Pop Tart-addicted pig named Edgar, Sams Valley resident D.J. Longbrake said each story, each furry face leaves her wanting to find ways to do even more. Longbrake has founded the Heavenly Animal Rescue Team to spread awareness and enable fundraising to ensure ongoing rescue missions. Already providing sanctuary for a slew of previously unwanted critters at her Sams Valley Ranch, Longbrake, a support specialist for Medford schools for 13 years
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Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon will stop offering individual insurance in Jackson County on a government exchange in 2018 — leaving residents the choice of two insurers who are both seeking rate increases next year. Five companies offered individual insurance on the exchange in 2016 in Jackson County, but that number dwindled to three this year and will drop to two beginning in January 2018, according to the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services. For the insurers tha
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The India Palace has been on my list of restaurants to try for some time. As a self-proclaimed spice addict, my mouth starts to water at the thought of all the delicious spices used in Indian cooking. My sister, Chris, likes her food a little more bland, so it took some persuasion to convince her to join me on a recent night for dinner. Owners Avtar and Tammy Singh opened the restaurant in 1996 when Indian food was unfamiliar to many. They have built up a steady clientele by providing flavorful
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What can you say about a 100-year-old, vacant, brick building that most of us remember as just an empty shell? With its entrance blocked by a cyclone fence and a hand-painted address on its wall, that old brick building on 10th Street in Medford has seen a lot of down time. But there were a few years of flashy brilliance. Anybody remember pulling on some John Travolta pants or slipping into some Donna Summer glitter and boogying on down to Fat City? It was the disco era of the late 1970s and ear
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MOUNT SHASTA CITY -- It took Siskiyou County crews 24 hours to reach a Massachusetts tourist who'd gotten her Toyota Prius stuck in deep snow near Bunny Flat. The tourist, Lydia Briggs, melted snow for drinking water and ran her car periodically to stay warm, Siskiyou County officials said in a Facebook post. By the time crews reached her, she was nearly out of food and gas, they said. Briggs called the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office at 10:43 a.m. Wednesday saying her car was stuck in de
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I just finished reading your story about the Chinese toddler's death. No one helped her, partly from fear of being blamed for the accident. What protection does Oregon have? Does it have a Good Samaritan law? Should we just call for help and stand by? Thanks for your always wonderful info! — A. Ganoe We aim to please, Alex, and your compliments mean the world to us. But on to your question. Lt. Bob Hansen of Medford police said Oregon does have a Good Samaritan Law, which states that those
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Watch Now Subscribe Now Sign In SEARCH SO FAMOUS: Applegate Soils ROSEBUD ORIGINAL VIDEO: Hemp Brings Jobs to Medford The Industrial Hemp Revolution has arrived in the Rogue Valley and with it comes jobs and new opportunities. Learn more about what the hemp industry brings to the valley. ROSEBUD ORIGINAL VIDEO: HEMP INC. GROWS IN MEDFORD Hemp Inc. has arrived in Medford! But what is hemp? The hemp plant is strong and fibrous. This means that hemp can be used for fabrics, rope and even as a repla
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In the foothills of Ashland, Oregon, on East Main Street exists a fraternal order. Chances are you've crossed paths with several members, even if you didn't know it. They gather in secret once a month to initiate new members in a ceremony that - unfortunately - non-members don’t get to know about. The Benevolent Order of Elks, they call themselves, a charitable fundraising organization founded by actors in New York City back in 1868. Polly Stonier, Christina Martin and Kay Englund-Kumler o
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On her ninth birthday, we joined Kelly, a dog specially trained to hunt down truffles, fungi living underground that typically don't see the light of day. We also learned how she was trained. WATCH: Watch part 1 here . Watch part 2 here .
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SALEM -- A measles outbreak in southwest Washington has added urgency for Oregon lawmakers as they consider tightening the state's school vaccination requirements, which are considered some of the most relaxed in the country. More than 65 people, many of them unvaccinated children, have been sickened with measles in Clark County, Washington. "It's not a theoretical discussion anymore. It's a very practical discussion," said Rep. Mitch Greenlick, the Portland Democrat behind a proposal making it
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Southern Oregon Rehabilitation Center and Clinics in White City plans to hire 250 employees, with about 100 of the new hires focused on providing mental health care for veterans. The changes come as SORCC continues to ramp up its mental health and addiction treatment services, while also benefiting from the lifting of a hiring freeze on civilian workers in the federal government. SORCC currently has 650 workers, officials said. President Donald Trump's administration put a broad hiring freeze in
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SALEM — A measles outbreak in southwest Washington has added urgency for Oregon lawmakers as they consider tightening the state’s school vaccination requirements, which are considered some of the most relaxed in the country. More than 65 people, many of them unvaccinated children, have been sickened with measles in Clark County, Washington. “It’s not a theoretical discussion anymore. It’s a very practical discussion,” said Rep. Mitch Greenlick, the Portland De
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HONOLULU (AP) — On the political spectrum, Hawaii is among the bluest of states. Democrats control all the levers of power at the state and federal levels, and voters back Democratic presidential candidates over Republicans by some of the widest margins in the U.S. The state has committed to the Paris climate agreement that President Donald Trump rejected and was the first state to require people to be 21 to buy cigarettes. The tourist haven even banned certain types of sunscreen because t
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MEDFORD -- Recently transplanted from Missouri, Elizabeth Rybolt and William Selfridge already felt like their lives were running on fumes when their 1989 International camper rolled to a dead stop near the intersection of West Barnett and South Riverside Avenue just a day after Valentine's Day. Motorists were likely inconvenienced by the big, clunky RV stranded a stone's throw from nearby gas pumps, but the couple felt utterly helpless when their newly acquired home was simply towed away from t
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Netflix scores yet again. Looking for another sci-fi romp to binge? “The Umbrella Academy” is just the thing. It’s an odd story with odd characters and a soundtrack of pop music that spans decades. You may never listen to “I Think I’m Alone Now” quite the same again. The series is yet another successful comic book adaptation, this time adapted by Steve Blackman for Netflix, from Dark Horse comics originally created by Gerald Way and illustrated by Gabriel Bá.
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Jessica Sage is the artistic director of the new Rogue Theater Company, which will open March 8 with her play “Fragments,” directed by Liisa Ivary, at the Bellview Grange in Ashland. Sage and Ivary have enjoyed long and successful careers in the theater — acting, directing and teaching. “Fragments” tells a story about women who are confronting their dictated roles in society. I visited with Sage and Ivary at the Rogue Valley Roasting Company in Ashland. JS: The play