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A Medford attorney was suspended this summer for failing to communicate with a client and mishandling her divorce case.
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Matthew Stillman held several positions at the Ashland university over more than two decades. His arraignment is scheduled for Sept. 4.
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A new garden at the Phoenix Library grew from community conversations about restoring plants, wildlife and natural spaces after the Almeda Fire.
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Southern Oregon Chiropractic was recently sued by a former patient who alleges she was sexually abused by a massage therapist at the Ashland clinic.
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Supported largely by community donations, Worthwhile Mercantile in Talent, Oregon, is seeing more shoppers and hopes to expand its services with home deliveries.
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The nonprofit OHRA will take over management of the site for six months as part of a city pilot program.
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The institution's almost $90 million budget was approved Wednesday night and relies on $15 million in emergency state funding to ensure revenues are greater than expenses.
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The Board of Trustees approved the so-called Vitality Plan a month ago to slash more than $20 million. This week, an updated version was released.
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Oregon's limited firefighting resources are assigned based on risk to lives and property, with crews shifting as new fires emerge across the state.
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School districts are reporting positive effects on students since the governor's executive order went into effect in January.
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The district needs a plan to address years of declining enrollment and rising costs.
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The modular development will include a community center and on-site services designed to help residents age in place.
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Oregon regulators want to double licensing fees for psilocybin businesses. Owners say the proposed increases could slow growth and threaten the industry's future.
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The revised rules require patrons to follow staff directions about online content, but questions remain about how the district will determine what is appropriate.