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Rogue River · Rogue RiverScreenshot Among the discussions Rogue River City Administrator Ryan Nolan and Mayor Pam VanArsdale were part of at the League of Oregon Cities’ state conference in Klamath Falls late last month, the most important was the Oregon State Legislature’s efforts to reform Measure 110, the Drug Addiction Treatment and Recovery Act. “Most of that was in House Bill 4002, which really gave law enforcement back some tools to deal with drug dealers, those …See the Story
League Of Oregon Cities Conference - Rogue River Press
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Medford, Oregon · MedfordMedford, Oregon– Several Oregon state agencies are collaborating to gather public input on the future use and preservation of a 31-mile stretch of the Upper Rogue River, running from the former Gold Ray Dam site to Lost Creek Dam. The Oregon Departments of Parks and Recreation (OPRD), Fish and Wildlife, State Lands, and the Oregon State Marine Board have initiated this effort to understand the desires and concerns of Jackson County residents and…See the Story
Community Engagement Underway to Shape Future of Upper Rogue River
Rogue River · Rogue RiverPhoto courtesy of Metro Creative Graphics. The Rogue River City Council decided not to vote on the Planning Committee’s recommendation of an amendment to the City Code providing standards for mobile food trucks and vendors within the city limits at its April 25 meeting. The council will hold a special public hearing during its regular meeting on May 23. The hearing will allow citizens to give oral or written comments. The council reconsidered th…See the Story
City To Hold Hearing On Food Trucks During May Meeting - Rogue River Press
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Senate · Rogue RiverThe Governor signed the Emergency Housing Stability and Production Package (Senate Bill 1530, Senate Bill 1537) into law. Between this package and other legislation signed recently, including the Oregon Drug Intervention Plan (House Bill 4002, House Bill 5204), lawmakers representing Jackson County in the Oregon State Legislature are celebrating more than $7.5 million in new funding to address urgent local needs. These investments will go toward…See the Story
Millions In New Funding To Address Local Needs - Rogue River Press
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Medford, Oregon · MedfordBy Carlos Murrieta Click here for updates on this story MEDFORD, Oregon (KDRV) — Vines are one of the most weather-sensitive of all agricultural crops. Even though there has been frost warnings throughout the Rogue Valley, it doesn’t seem to worry local winemakers. “I think the cold weather made us have to keep wearing our jackets, every day, every morning,” said Rob Follin of Belle Fiore and Ryan Rose Wines.“The grapes are pretty hardy and…See the Story
Wineries navigate through weather changes
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Rogue River · Rogue RiverThough the Rogue River Jr. Sr. High softball team sits in fifth place in Class 3A District 3, has lost its last four, and is barely inside the top 20 of the OSAA’s Class 3A rankings, it still has great hope of making the state playoffs when they start on Mon., May 20. They cling to playoff life by holding the No. 19 spot in the state rankings. That leaves the Chieftains (8-10, 6-8 District 3) with what, as of Mon. May 6 is the final of the Class…See the Story
Chieftains Rained Out, Still Have Playoff Hopes - Rogue River Press
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Medford, Oregon · MedfordJACKSON COUNTY • INTERSTATE 5 (Pacific Highway), MP 22-30, Bridge joint repairs This project will repair several bridges in the Medford and Phoenix areas. Watch for intermittent weeknight (Sunday to Friday, 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.) lane closures in both directions between milepost 22 and 30. • INTERSTATE 5 (Pacific Highway), Exit 24 (Phoenix), Jackson County curb ramps, Phase 2A ($1.4 million) This project will replace ADA sidewalk curb ramps in Jackso…See the Story
Construction Update - Rogue River Press
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