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Oregon Department of Forestry to host live ‘air curtain incinerator’ demonstration burn in Talent on Tuesday, Nov. 17
The free demo will show an alternative option to chipping or pile burning that produces less smoke and particulate matter. After a harvest or pruning of a woodland, vineyard, or orchard, there are often large amounts of woody debris left over. Trying to decide what to do with all of that material is one thing, but waiting too long will create the perfect habitat for pest insects that can do great damage to standing timber or crops.
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Medford mayors unite to keep 63 flags flying downtown
MEDFORD, Ore. - The Downtown Medford Association and Downtown Medford Foundation are celebrating the success of the American Flag Program as Veterans Day approaches and inviting community organizations to help keep the tradition going through 2027. The program launched in July 2026 and brought 63 American flags to Main Street...
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Phoenix city manager honored for 40 years in local government
PHOENIX, Ore. - Phoenix City Manager Eric Swanson received a 40-Year Service Award from the International City/County Management Association (ICMA) for his career in local government. According to ICMA, Swanson was honored at the association's annual conference in Long Beach, California, held Oct. 17-21. The award recognizes his four decades...
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Residents push back against proposed cloud seeding permit
MEDFORD, Ore. – Local residents voiced sharp opposition Tuesday to weather modification during an Oregon Department of Agriculture public hearing. The meeting was held at the Jackson County Library in Medford regarding a license application from Rainmaker Technology Corporation to initiate cloud seeding operations across Southern Oregon. The El Segundo, California-based startup seeks state authorization to conduct a wintertime research and development campaign using autonomous quadcopters and manned aircraft to release silver iodide into mountain cloud systems over Jackson, Josephine, Douglas, and Klamath counties. State officials noted that under Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 558, approval requires determining the operation will benefit water or crop resources without endangering public health or safety.