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There’s smoke, but there’s not fire — near Ashland, anyway
Smoke from prescribed burns in Northern California blow into Rogue Valley, deteriorating air quality to unhealthy levels. Update: Air quality in Ashland continued to deteriorate into Thursday evening, with Air Quality Index (AQI) levels approaching 200 in the 7 to 9 p.m. time frame, well into the unhealthy range where, according to the index, some members of the general public may experience health effects and members of sensitive groups may experience more serious health effects.
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Ashland, Phoenix-Talent students recognized for outstanding leadership
ASHLAND, Ore. -Nine middle and high school students from the Ashland and Phoenix-Talent school districts were recognized at a gala and ceremony called “Going Places: Honoring Youth Leaders on Thursday night at the Ashland Hills Hotel and Suites. Each honoree was featured in a personal video highlighting their individual...
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Medford council plays hardball with baseball stadium proposal
A majority of Medford City Council members expressed doubts about the future of a minor league baseball stadium in the city’s downtown Hawthorne Park during a Thursday night study session. Council members raised concerns about rushing to make such a big decision and the project’s financial impacts on urban...
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Peter Finkle: For over 20 years a monument has stood tall for the Rogue Valley’s Indigenous people
A wood carving titled We Are Here — and a bronze replica — have declared the lasting presence of the Shasta, Takelma and other Native peoples who have lived in and around Ashland for centuries. We Are Here, a sculpture honoring the Native people of our region, is...
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Watching cheese get made costs nothing at three Northwest creameries, but Rogue only makes it a few mornings a week
Three Northwest creameries let you watch cheese get made through glass, but only one has a free self-guided tour. Here's the schedule catch at each. The post Watching cheese get made costs nothing at three Northwest creameries, but Rogue only makes it a few mornings a week appeared first on PNW is for Adventure .