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· snapshot 2021-05-17
Podcast: Shame at the core By Danielle Craig for the Mail Tribune Updated: May 17, 2021 02:58 PM A A Danielle Craig "To work out of shame and to begin to untangle all the messiness that shame is in someone’s life - for me, what I found, is that I need to SPEAK. I need to use my words." - Kelli Evans Kelli Evans is a Eating Recovery Center alum and Recovery Ambassador Council member. Kelli shares her recovery journey from anorexia, bulimia, alcoholism, anxiety, major depressive disorder, and C-PT
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· snapshot 2021-05-17
Theo's No Bull BBQ Donates to Suicide Prevention By Jon Decker Updated: May 17, 2021 01:58 PM A A Medford business couple Ken and Jennifer Millsap have announced that they will donate 100 percent of their profits to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline on June 8th. Both the event and the business name are in memory of their son, who passed away due to suicide over five years ago.
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· snapshot 2021-05-17
SOU Provides COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic By Denise Ross Updated: May 17, 2021 04:28 PM A A SOU is providing 1st and 2nd COVID-19 shots for students and faculty. They have partnered with Jackson County Health to provide the Moderna vaccine at no charge. Contact the Student Health & Wellness Center for the next vaccination clinic.
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· snapshot 2018-01-12
Second tragedy befalls family By Nick Morgan Jan 12, 2018 12:00 AM A A Less than a month after Talent resident Kevin Mayo died in what police believe was a road rage-caused motorcycle crash on I-5, another tragedy has struck the family. Monique Kelley, Mayo's older sister, is reportedly at the Oregon Health & Science University hospital in Portland paralyzed from the chest down following a rollover crash earlier this week in Klamath County, according to their mother, Kibby Mayo of Brookings.
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· snapshot 2021-05-13
PREP ROUNDUP: Crater boys place second in SOC tourney Updated: May 13, 2021 08:43 PM A A EAGLE POINT — Crater sophomore Marcus Idiart finished fourth in the individual race for medalist and helped the Comets’ boys golf team place second Thursday in Southern Oregon Conference tournament action at Eagle Point Golf Club. Idiart shot a 41 on the front nine and 40 on the back to post an 81, finishing five strokes off the standard set by medalist Oliver Ausland of Grants Pass (76). With Ashton Idiart
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· snapshot 2021-05-15
How Eagle Point High launched a COVID response May 15, 2021 12:00 AM A A After learning about the COVID outbreak at Eagle Point High School this week, I wondered how the school could spread the word about its impending closure so quickly and finish contact tracing within a day. — Reader This is just one of several questions we received about a COVID-19 outbreak at Eagle Point High School that led to students getting the day off Wednesday. Another reader wanted to know how the district first beca
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· snapshot 2007-07-03
Web site can lessen worries Jul 03, 2007 12:00 AM A A Give me a symptom. Tell me something that's bothering you right now. How about difficulty swallowing? Any issues there? Periodic dizziness perhaps? Knee pain? Have you seen the magazine advertisement featuring the backsides of two naked men (with exposed musculoskeletal and nervous systems)? These two guys are talking and one says, "Hey Doug, I have burning, stabbing, shooting pain. Is that muscle pain?" (Don't worry about the fully exposed p
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· snapshot 2021-05-14
Ashland City Council hostility boils over By Damian Mann May 14, 2021 07:00 PM A A Andy Atkinson / Daily TidingsAshland City Hall. Council adopts code of conduct after members treat employees, the public and each other poorly A lack of trust and increasing hostility prompted Ashland city councilors to adopt a code of conduct Thursday night to regain their lost civility. “It was not my intention to make anyone feel bad, criticized or feel uncomfortable,” said Councilor Gina DuQuenne. “I could hav
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· snapshot 2021-05-15
Mail Tribune 100, May 14, 1921, continued By Alissa Corman May 15, 2021 12:00 AM A A The following news items were drawn from the archives of the Mail Tribune 100 years ago May 14, 1921, continued LOCAL PATRONAGE OF CRATER LAKE LODGE IS URGED Accommodations at Crater Lake this year are going to be greatly enlarged and improved. This is the plan of the new Crater Lake Co., and which will be carried out during the month of June, prior to the official opening on July first. Within a very few days o
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· snapshot 2021-05-14
Strife delays Ashland city manager search By Damian Mann May 14, 2021 07:00 PM A A Andy Atkinson / Ashland TidingsAshland City Hall. The Ashland City Council decided Thursday to take a timeout in its city manager search after a second recruiting firm severed its relationship with the city. “Having two firms walk should alarm us all,” said Councilor Stephen Jensen. He said the council could do a better job collaborating with staff and with each other as well as with the public and outside groups.
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· snapshot 2021-04-15
Compromise spares Clay Street cottonwood By By Julie Akins For the Tidings Updated: Apr 15, 2021 09:41 AM A A Neighbor Judith McMillan ties a yellow ribbon around a black cottonwood on Clay Street that was slated to be cut down until residents persuaded the Ashland Tree Commission to recommend it as a Heritage Tree.Mail Tribune / Bob Pennell City will shave off lot tree's on, sell rest of lot for affordable housing, tree lot to private developer The city of Ashland has decided to work around a l
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· snapshot 2021-04-15
Guest Opinion: What would a Tree City do? By By Gregg Trunnell and Bryan Holley Updated: Apr 15, 2021 09:44 AM A A The Mail Tribune recently reprinted a 1916 story headlined "Historical Huge Elderberry Tree Cut For Firewood." The article stated the century-old tree “has been ruthlessly cut down and destroyed.” The landmark tree had sheltered Jacksonville pioneers, and the reporter wondered “why this historic tree was made the victim of the ax.” Fast forward a century and you’re thinking: "We’re
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· snapshot 2021-04-15
Virtual Ashland Indie Film Fest 2021, local livestreams: April 16 By Mail Tribune staff Updated: Apr 15, 2021 10:35 AM A A “Los Hermanos/The Brothers” — Ilmar and Aldo López-Gavilán are virtuoso Afro-Cuban musician brothers, one living in Cuba, the other In the U.S. The film tracks their parallel lives, reunion, and first performances together. (Spanish with subtitles.) This film is part of the 2021 virtual Ashland Independent Film Festival’s “Screening Cuba” track. Courtesy image In Focus: Ashl
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· snapshot 2021-05-11
Gov. Brown sets vaccination targets, Jackson County still far short By Sara Cline Updated: May 11, 2021 06:55 PM A A PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Oregon Gov. Kate Brown on Tuesday announced statewide and county COVID-19 vaccination targets, with the hope of reopening the state’s economy. Most statewide coronavirus related restrictions will be lifted when 70% of Oregon’s residents who are 16 years and older receive the first COVID-19 vaccine dose, Brown said. In addition, counties will be eligible to mo
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· snapshot 2021-04-14
Plaque commemorates rail connection Apr 14, 2021 07:00 PM A A I’ve been a railroad buff for many years, and I seem to recall that Ashland was the place where a ceremonial “golden spike” marked the completion of the rail line that connected California and Oregon. Is there any place where you can see evidence of this important connection? Dave L., Medford You’re right, Dave, Ashland has the distinction of being the location where the rail lines connected California and Oregon. The driving of the “
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· snapshot 2021-05-11
OREGON OUTDOORS: Hunting Morels Pt. 1 By Mark Freeman and John Stoeckl Updated: May 11, 2021 06:15 PM A A Mark Freeman takes us to the high Cascades with his new best friend Brandon who shows him his secret place to hunt the coveted morel mushrooms.
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· snapshot 2021-05-11
Monumental art By Ryan Pfeil Updated: May 11, 2021 01:54 PM A A 5 View all photos The ridgelines seem endless in the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, home to several richly diverse ecosystems. Photo by Bureau of Land Management Julie Hutslar Julie Hutslar painting of Montana’s Bitterroot Mountains Susan Roudebush A section of a quilt Made by Susan Roudebush depicting a woodland persimmon tree. Artists from Oregon and Montana are this year’s Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument Artists-In-Reside
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· snapshot 2021-05-11
School shooting in Russia kills 9 people; suspect arrested By DARIA LITVINOVA Associated Press May 11, 2021 03:01 PM A A A girl lays flowers near a school after a shooting in Kazan, Russia, Tuesday, May 11, 2021. Russian officials say a gunman attacked a school in the city of Kazan and Russian officials say several people have been killed. Officials said the dead in Tuesday's shooting include students, a teacher and a school worker. Authorities also say over 20 others have been hospitalized with
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· snapshot 2021-05-11
Natural gas pipeline company hits pause button By Vickie Aldous May 11, 2021 05:30 PM A A Canadian-headquartered Pembina has paused its plans for a proposed natural gas pipeline and export facility in Southern Oregon. Concept drawing from Pembina Pembina has been unable to secure needed permits The Canadian company proposing a 229-mile underground natural gas pipeline and export facility in Southern Oregon notified the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission this week it is pausing the project. Can
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· snapshot 2021-05-11
Scores of dead bodies found floating in India's Ganges River By AP May 11, 2021 02:59 PM A A This frame grab from video provided by KK Productions shows police officials stand guard at the banks of the river where several bodies were found lying in Ghazipur district in Uttar Pradesh state India, Tuesday, May 11, 2021. Scores of dead bodies have been found floating down the Ganges River in eastern India amid a ferocious surge in coronavirus infections in the country, but authorities said Tue