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Library closes
By Robert Plain
Ashland Daily Tidings
ORVILLE HECTOR | DAILY TIDINGS
Five o'clock came, and time ran out for the Jackson County Library System. But a group of teary-eyed school children weren't quite ready to leave the Ashland Branch…
‘mommy’
By Chris Honoré
Tidings Correspondent
It's no small thing to take up a camera and see the world through a lens in a way that others cannot. Orville Hector discovered that he could capture the images in a unique and remarkable…
Abdill-Ellis center continues to offer service
By Alan Panebaker,Ashland Daily Tidings
Posted: 2:00 AM November 11, 2006
Stereotypes and challenges may have changed since the opening of the Abdill-Ellis Lambda Community Center on August 9, 1966, but the service is still the same.…
‘Wilderness’ relocates to Venezeula
By Robert Plain
Ashland Daily Tidings
Mike Ruppert is gone. He left not only Ashland, his new-found hometown, but has denied his allegiance to the United States with a reported exodus to Venezuela.
"I left the United States with one…
Internal ‘watch sheet’ released
By Robert Plain
Ashland Daily Tidings
Ashland Police have created a “watch sheet” of individuals that they have on-going problems with, Officer Teresa Selby, the creator of this list, said.
The “watch sheet” contains names, color…
APD successful at solving crime
I read Lance Pugh’s recent article on the bank robber that got away. I was a detective for the Ashland Police Department for 28 years, and know exactly which robbery he is referring to.
I was not one of the officers who confronted the…
A Long Way From Home
By Jennifer Margulis
Tidings Correspondent
Sporting black cowboy boots, jeans and a white button-down shirt, 29-year-old Matthew “Mateo” Paneitz doesn’t look like the kind of guy you would want to hold up at gunpoint. Six feet 2 inches…
Ire rises over fee increase
By Vickie Aldous
Ashland Daily Tidings
Nova Gregg survives on a caregiver’s salary by going without a car, cable television and Internet service.
She doesn’t understand why she should be paying $7.50 more per month on her electricity…
AHS alum takes year off from college to study in India
By Mercedes Binh Ly
Tidings Correspondent
Briana Lescher
With the help of the local community, Briana Lescher will embark on a spiritual journey to India this fall.
The 18-year-old graduate of Ashland High School is seizing the…
Mourning Leah
June 10, 2005
Mourning Leah
By Jennifer Squires
Ashland Daily Tidings
Leah Castillo celebrates during the graduation ceremony on June 3 just hours before she was killed in a car accident.
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