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Funding for the animal shelter will be discussed at the Medford City Council meeting on Thursday night.
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A U.S. District Court judge recently sided with the City of Medford in a lawsuit over its public camping regulations.
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The Medford City Council will vote Thursday on an ordinance to use $1.4 million in Department of Justice funding on new radio equipment for first responders and public works employees.
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The Medford airport’s director said the plane landed safely without incident and the external panel was discovered missing during a post-flight inspection.
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Staff at a center in Medford serving vulnerable populations hosted a roundtable with the new Oregon Health Authority director to discuss challenges and solutions for health care in the Rogue Valley.
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A new program in Medford is bringing the court out of the courthouse and into the community. It’s already helping residents build a better life.
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The Coquille Indian Tribe has been trying to open a new casino in Medford for over ten years. After hitting bumps along the way — including a hard 'no' from the feds in 2020 — the project is again moving forward. Among its most vociferous critics: other regional tribes.
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This week, the Medford Police Department confirmed their investigation into the alleged theft of controlled substances at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center.
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The Medford School District has been negotiating with teachers and staff over a new contract for seven months. The two sides continue to disagree on basic parts of the contract, including pay.
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On Thursday, the Medford City Council passed a resolution formally asking the Oregon legislature to repeal or modify Measure 110.
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Stabbin' Wagon provides harm reduction supplies for safer drug consumption and organizes public HIV testing events. Next, they plan to open a community-based mental health center.
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Residents and postal workers in Medford are frustrated with the United State Postal Service over the possible consolidation of services to Portland.
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USPS says consolidating services would modernize the postal network and increase on-time deliveries. But the changes mean an estimated 18 employees in Medford and 36 employees in Eugene would lose their jobs, according to USPS.
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The Medford School District conducted an eerily lifelike active shooter training last week. It was meant to prepare for something they hope never happens.