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A while back the Mail Tribune did an article on the Mon Desir dining inn in Central Point. It mentioned a “messy” horror movie being shot there. I signed up to audition for the film, but couldn’t make it.
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A rock slide temporarily closed a lane of traffic Thursday afternoon on Interstate 5 at the Siskiyou Summit, officials said.
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A $450,000 grant from the Kresge Foundation will help push La Clinica closer to its $3.5 million-fundraising goal for its new Central Point clinic.
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The Medford School District’s Maslow Project for homeless children and youth has received a national award for its efforts to assist homeless students.
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If you’re willing to drive out to the Applegate tonight, Mark Dennison will try his best to give you a good scare.
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The rape case against a former St. Mary’s School coach has been dismissed by Jackson County prosecutors.
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Felony arrests
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TALENT — At least a half-dozen individuals watched a vandal spray paint 4-foot-tall letters in the smaller bowl at the skate park late Wednesday afternoon.
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Southern Oregon University students surreptitiously scroll through menus on cell phones and tap out text messages as associate communications professor Dennis Dunleavy leads an animated discussion on how information technology has boosted productivity,…
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The opening of “Glacial Genes,” a new play by award-winning author Molly Best Tinsley, has been postponed until Nov. 7 at Oregon Stage Works in the A Street Market Place in Ashland.