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Campaign websitesA voter-approved measure limits Ashland’s use of utility bills to fund other services. -
Jill RothmanJill Rothman recalls starting Ashland’s Children’s Halloween Parade with preschool students — and seeing former participants return with their own children.
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Southern Oregon University aims to reach its fundraising goal over three years while implementing a plan to reduce annual spending by $20 million. -
Several businesses had shattered windows near the shooting scene on A Street. Neither the man shot nor the Ashland officer has been publicly identified. -
A welcome center, art gallery and public restrooms are among the ideas for Ashland City Hall as officials weigh repairs and potential funding sources. -
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival, led by Artistic Director Tim Bond, is celebrating its most successful season since the pandemic.
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Ashland will keep collecting its monthly parks fee and expand utility assistance to cover at least half the charge for eligible low-income households. -
Teachers would shop at no cost through a credit system, while public sales could eventually provide another source of revenue for the foundation. -
A performance review praised Sabrina Cotta’s work ethic but raised communication concerns. Her separation agreement describes the resignation as voluntary. -
Ashland will pay OHRA $57,500 to oversee its night lawn for six months, while officials develop a long-term plan and the nonprofit introduces assigned spaces. -
An 1884 deed shapes the dispute over Ashland’s downtown property. The Helman heirs’ attorney says questions remain as the city awaits a final judgment.
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A dispute over flat charges for parks and public safety has become a broader fight over affordability, public trust and the city’s financial flexibility. -
Two city councilors have proposed a series of changes to Ashland's land use code, with the goal of making housing development easier and clarifying the process. -
Matthew Stillman held several positions at the Ashland university over more than two decades. His arraignment is scheduled for Sept. 4.
