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Former Medford Asante neonatologists file $31.5 million lawsuit
MEDFORD, Ore. – Nine former Asante Neonatologists have filed a $31.5 million lawsuit against the health system, claiming unlawful employment practices. This comes after Asante terminated their employment at the NICU department of its Rogue Regional Medical Center campus in Medford, back in July. These former employees are the same ones that founded a group to advocate for safe, high-quality neonatal care throughout the region called ‘Babies First: Advocating for Exceptional Neonatal Care.’
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Ashland’s New Water Plant Construction to Cost $67,592,551 Making Total Expense to Date Around $73 Million
Three contracts totaling $67,592,551 to pay for construction of the city’s new water treatment plant will be before City Council for approval next week. The main contract is with Slayden Contractors, Inc. of Salem to build the seven million gallon a day facility in the city’s watershed below the existing plant at a cost of $58.8 million. It submitted the lowest of six bids for the project.
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Letter to the Editor: Ashland Election Process Needs a Way to Vote “No” or “Hell No” on Candidates
All of our elections should have open primaries [OPs] with ranked choice voting [RCV] at each level. Most people I know who understand OPs and RCV support this evolution in elections. Of course, it’s the political party “hacks” (?) who hate OPs because they fear voters will tell them and...
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Update: FAA lifts ground stop, flights resume
MFR urges passengers to check directly with their airline; massive flight delays blamed on ‘communication issue’. Update, 6 p.m.: The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop caused by communications problems, The Associated Press reported Friday night. The FAA had...