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“What it means to belong” presentation about identity comes to Ashland tomorrow
The Ashland Sunrise Project is hosting, “What it means to belong,” the second presentation of its speaker series. “What it means to belong” presentation about identity comes to Ashland tomorrow. The Ashland Sunrise Project is hosting, “What it means to belong,” the second presentation of its speaker...
City of Talent to receive FEMA funding for wildfire resiliency
TALENT, Ore. – The City of Talent is receiving over $1.1 million in grant money from FEMA. The money comes from two grants that support wildfire resiliency efforts. One is for Defensible Space and the other is for a Hazardous Fuels Reduction Project. The announcement came Friday from Oregon...
Entre Amigos: Sister City cooperative projects are going strong
16 University of Guanajuato students have worked on projects in Ashland with local counterparts this year. Sister City activities are in full swing this year, maintaining and creating new cooperative projects and people-to-people friendships as envisioned more than half a century ago by the founders of the partnership between Ashland and Guanajuato, Mexico.
Wed 9:40 | Travel the world (musically) in a single weekend
If you are determined to expand your musical horizons, the Rogue World Music Festival can help. A lot. Sounds from all corners of the Earth will be featured over Memorial Day weekend (May 24-27), at venues in Ashland, Talent, and Medford. There's a huge variety in rhythm and melody and language among the featured artists.
Marking Ashland Places holds ribbon cutting at Railroad Park
ASHLAND, Ore. – Marking Ashland Places held a ribbon cutting held in Ashland, Saturday Morning. Marking Ashland Places is a city supported and volunteer-run collaborative project of the Public Arts Advisory Committee and the Historic Preservation Advisory Committee. Its goal is to create a sense of place and pride...
Crowds throng downtown for Ashland’s Sidewalk Celebration
Formerly known as the Sidewalk Sale, this spring’s event added nonprofits and more artists and musicians, in addition to retailers. A revamped and revitalized downtown event with an expanded program including a broader range of participants brought a bit of buzz to local sidewalks starting Friday and through the weekend.
Douglas fir die-off in Southern Oregon gives a glimpse into the future of West Coast forests
On a clearing overlooking Siskiyou Mountain Park in Ashland, a navy-blue helicopter is making laps back and forth up the forested hillside. A long cable hangs down and on each pass the helicopter picks up three or four large trees, stripped of their branches. It ferries them down the mountain to a log truck that’s waiting below.
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