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Volunteers at the ready for any
disaster
Ashland is more prepared
than almost any other community in the state to deal with
earthquakes, fires, floods or any other imaginable emergency, say
city officials, thanks largely to a successful city-run program that
trains and organizes citizen volunteers. full
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Author to discuss book on
forestry
Activist and
award-winning author and Derrick Jensen will visit Ashland Monday to
discuss his new book, "Strangely Like War: The Global Assault on
Forests, " at a benefit for KS Wild.
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The
Funnies
My wife comes from the
Deep South. Because of this, we are required to eat a giant pot of
black-eyed peas every New Year's Day. According to Southerners, this
ensures good luck the whole year through until, coincidentally, they
get stuck eating beans again the following New Year.
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Grizz rally past Eagle
Point
The Ashland High girls'
basketball team (9-1 ) couldn't put together four good quarters of
basketball Friday night against Eagle Point High. In fact, the
Grizzlies couldn't muster one good quarter.
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Saunders comes
There's something for
everyone in the exhibit of works by San Francisco Bay Area artist
Raymond Saunders soon to open at the Schneider Museum of Art in
Ashland. full
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Artists in Ashland:
At the age of 17, Fred
Stockwell borrowed his father's camera. He's been taking pictures
ever since. full
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Canadians performing at SOU
Chamber Music
Concerts presents Concert IV: I Musici de Montreal 8 p. m. Friday,
Jan. 9, at the Southern Oregon University Music Recital Hall.
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