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City of Klamath Falls, Pacific Power Clash
The city of Klamath Falls and Pacific Power are squaring off for a fight over the idea of a municipal utility.
The Herald and News reports the City Council has commissioned a $40,000...
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Pro-Administration, Pro-Long Candidates Win School Board Races
School board candidates viewed as supportive of Medford School Superintendent Phil Long were elected to the board. Incumbent Jeff Thomas won comfortably, while Marcia Prendergrast retained her seat,...
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Jo County Voters Stand Firm Against Tax Increase
A property tax levy for Josephine County has gone down to defeat. Nearly 52-percent of registered voters weighed in and it was rejected by a little more than 500 votes out of over 26-thousand cast....
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The "Grandchild In Jail" Phone Scam Resurfaces In Josephine County
Authorities say several Josephine County residents have recently been the victims of phone scam activity. It's the old "Hello grandma, I'm calling from jail in ____ and I need your help now." While...
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Local Sports
Braves Continue To Roll In Early Wednesday Action
- Wed 22nd May -Evan Gattis kept up an amazing rookie season with his first grand slam, B.J. Upton and Ramiro Pena also homered, and the Atlanta Braves finished off a sweep of the woeful Minnesota Twins 8-3...
ESPN Announces Layoffs
- Tue 21st May -ESPN says that it is cutting its workforce.
The sports media giant said in a statement Tuesday: "We are implementing changes across the company to enhance our continued growth while smartly...
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