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Local students honored as Presidential Scholars By Mail Tribune staff Updated: May 12, 2021 01:50 PM A A Two local high school seniors have been selected by the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars as 2021 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program semifinalists, a distinction awarded to 625 of the 3.6 million graduating high-school seniors in the country. Kaitlyn Kim Ashland High School’s Kaitlyn Kim and South Medford High’s Yosalin Arenas received the distinction based on, according to the
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Garcia throws wrench into Phoenix-Talent school board election By Joe Zavala Updated: May 12, 2021 05:40 PM A A Ben Garcia The candidate now says he won’t serve if elected Ben Garcia no longer wants to be a Phoenix-Talent School Board member. With less than a week to go before the May 18 special election, Garcia announced Wednesday that if he is elected to the school board, he won’t serve. "I have called county election officials and notified them that I will be stepping down if I get elected to
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25-year-old is latest local COVID-19 fatality By Mail Tribune staff Updated: May 12, 2021 04:08 PM A A A 25-year-old Jackson County man died this week of COVID-19, public health officials reported Wednesday. The man, who had underlying medical conditions, tested positive for the illness April 28 and died May 10 at Providence Medford Medical Center, pushing the local death toll to138. Jackson County Public Health reported 42 new cases of the illness Wednesday and removed a previous case from the
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Oregon man arrested for suspected attempted murder, cyberstalking By AP May 12, 2021 03:36 PM A A LONGVIEW, Wash. (AP) — A Happy Valley, Oregon man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and cyberstalking after he was found outside his ex-girlfriend’s home with a gun, a shovel, pickaxe and hatchet in his vehicle, authorities said. The Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office said Adam Diggins was booked into jail on five charges Tuesday. It wasn’t immediately known if he has a lawyer. Last Th
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Jaded Tiger charges to big upset at GPD Updated: May 12, 2021 07:55 AM A A Granst Pass Downs GRANTS PASS — Under a rail-skimming ride by Joree Scriver, Jaded Tiger scored a 1½-length victory in the $11,400 Daily Courier Stakes for older fillies and mares Tuesday night at Grants Pass Downs. Second longest price in the field of seven, Jaded Tiger ran five furlongs in 57.81 seconds and paid $48.60 for a $2 win ticket. It is the second career stakes victory for the 4-year-old filly, who captured the
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New wine collective is ’totally Southern Oregon’ By Paula Bandy May 12, 2021 12:00 AM A A Like many great ideas, Catalyst Wine Collective began with a few visionary winemakers having casual conversations, sharing wine and saying, “Man, wouldn’t it be cool if...” Given a year of pandemic restrictions, they all had the time to think about, plan for, and have a series of private collective tastings. Then on a 106-degree day in late August, a pizza craving brought a couple of them to Clyde’s Corner
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Mail Tribune 100, May 12, 1921 By Alissa Corman May 12, 2021 12:00 AM A A The following news items were drawn from the archives of the Mail Tribune 100 years ago May 12, 1921 CITIES MUST BE FOUR SQUARE SAYS BULGIN The forum meeting of the Chamber of Commerce at the Holland Wednesday was one of the best attended and most enjoyable for many months, the program being furnished principally by the Bulgin evangelistic company. Rev. Leach presided, and after the usual songs and the introduction of gues
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Oregon lawmakers extend grace period for past-due rent By SARA CLINE Associated Press/Report for America May 12, 2021 10:24 AM A A The Oregon State Capitol building in Salem. Stephanie Yao Long/Staff LC- The Oregonian PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Oregon lawmakers passed a bill Tuesday that gives tenants who are struggling with financial hardships due to the pandemic more time to pay past-due rent. Currently, tenants have until July, but under Senate Bill 282 tenants will have until Feb. 28, 2022. The b
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Rogue Valley volunteers to host second round of 'Free Plants for Fire Survivors' By Ambar Rodriguez/KTVL May 12, 2021 11:34 AM A A Donated plants can be seen at the 'Free Plants for Fire Survivors' event in November 2020. (Courtesy: Nicole McDowell) MEDFORD, Ore. — Eight months after the 2020 fall fires devastated the Rogue Valley community, a group of volunteers wants to remind fire survivors that they have not been forgotten. Nicole McDowell, the organizer of ‘Free Plants for Fire Su
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Traditional spices accent pickled beets By Sarah Lemon Updated: May 12, 2021 08:34 AM A A The new book from an Applegate author proves you can make vinegar from beets. And of course, you can make beets from vinegar — pickled beets, that is. The vinegar specified in this recipe is wine, one of the easiest types to make at home, according to Kirsten Shockey’s “ Homebrewed Vinegar .” And vinegar pickles are one of the easiest forms of preservation. This one incorporates traditional spices for a fla
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This Day In Music: May 12th By Teresa Standstipher May 12, 2021 08:00 AM A A On This Day In Music: Two generations swoon as Elvis and Frank Sinatra grace the TV screen together and Elton John brings the movie The Lion King to life with his song “Can You Feel The Love Tonight”. Plus, the Jimi Hendrix Experience releases their debut album and inside a hotel room The Rolling Stones create a tune that would bring some major “Satisfaction”.
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Miscues cost North Medford in Vegas setback Mar 24, 2015 12:00 AM A A LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Although the North Medford baseball team did not commit an error, miscues and lack of execution doomed the Black Tornado against host Bishop Gorman of Las Vegas, Nev. on Monday. The Black Tornado walked five batters and was pinned with two catcher interferences in a 6-4 loss. “We outplayed them, had more hits and were the better prepared team,” said North Medford coach Brett Wolfe. “We just didn’t execute and
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'We can redesign and reboot' By Greg Stiles Apr 10, 2017 12:00 AM A A Ashland software pioneer Jim Teece challenged a Chamber of Medford/Jackson County audience to encourage entrepreneurs and innovation at Monday's monthly forum. "When I want to take a pulse of how our community thinks about a particular issue, I go and see how we voted," Teece said. "It doesn't matter if I agreed with it or not. What matters is it's done, how can I help that community grow." Bend and Deschutes County
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The new (?) TV season By Robert Galvin Updated: May 21, 2021 07:00 AM A A Robert Galvin This used to be the sweet spot in the calendar for those who considered themselves, for lack of a better term, television junkies. By that, I don’t mean those who were addicted to certain genres or particular series; rather, those who followed the ebb and flow of what used to be called the “Big 3” networks with the same fervor as a presidential election or the baseball standings. Late spring into early summer
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Little Shop of Bagels, Wake-N-Bagel offer a hearty nosh By Sarah Lemon May 21, 2021 04:30 AM A A 5 View all photos The “eggel" bagel from Ashland’s Little Shop of Bagels also is available at the new Wake-N-Bagel storefront in Medford. Photo by Sarah Lemon. A bagel melt can combine cheese with either ham, turkey or tuna salad at Little Shop of Bagels and Wake-N-Bagel. Photo by Sarah Lemon. The “eggel" bagel from Ashland’s Little Shop of Bagels also is available at the new Wake-N-Bagel storefront
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Fishing report: Friday, May 21 May 21, 2021 01:00 AM A A OCEAN OUTLOOK COASTWIDE: A small-craft advisory is in effect through Friday evening. Friday’s forecast calls for winds up to 25 knots and swells to 5 feet. Saturday’s forecast calls for winds to 20 knots, with wind waves up to 4 feet. Sunday calls for winds to 15 knots and 5-foot swells. The general marine bag limit is six fish in aggregate. Anglers can keep just one copper, quillback or China rockfish when fishing from a boat. Boat angler
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Morel hell By Mark Freeman May 21, 2021 12:00 AM A A Drought and cold weather have made it a tough spring for Southern Oregon morel hunters Brandon Hawley finds false morels and true morels growing together in the High Cascades near Willow Lake. Jamie Lusch / Mail Tribune Jamie Lusch / Mail TribuneBrandon Hawley cuts a morel mushroom near Butte Falls. ASHLAND — Brandon Hawley walks slowly and with great purpose in the forest near Willow Lake in search of the black gold of spring. Morel mushrooms
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Turnstones spur a biologist’s wondering By Stewart Janes May 21, 2021 01:00 AM A A The tide at The Capes in Port Orford was receding on a sunny day. From my vantage point high above the ocean I could look down upon the rocks now beginning to reveal the barnacles, mussels, sea palms and other assorted intertidal life. A pelagic cormorant dove for fish in the turbulent water near the rocks at the base of the cliff. A pair of black oystercatchers called. It was then a wave a little higher than most