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Author: Teresa Ristow

Woman fired for posting on Facebook

November 9, 2010September 22, 2024 Teresa RistowWorld News

The National Labor Relations Board has declared that in certain situations employees may not be fired for exercising their free speech on Facebook. The NLRB…

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Winter weather advisory in effect

November 9, 2010September 22, 2024 Teresa RistowOregon

Cold weather is expected throughout the region today, and the National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory.  Snow levels may drop as low…

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Two new members join Ashland city council

November 8, 2010September 22, 2024 Teresa RistowAshland, Local News

Two new city council members emerged as election results came in Tuesday. Locally controversial council member Eric Navickas’ seat was up for re-election, but his…

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American activist Lori Berenson was released from prison Monday.

American activist released from Peru prison

November 8, 2010September 22, 2024 Teresa RistowUncategorized

An American activist was released from a Peru prison Monday after serving more than 15 years. Lori Berenson was arrested for her involvement with the…

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Program offers students in-the-field experience

November 7, 2010September 15, 2024 Teresa RistowArts & Culture

The Wild Rockies Field Institute, which offers college course credit for rigorous in the field outdoor classes, had a representative on campus this week to…

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SOU guest Enrique Morones lobbies for border reform

October 6, 2010 Teresa RistowCommunity, Local News

BY TERESA RISTOW Regardless of your family’s origins or the color of your skin, one thing among U.S. citizens is alike, “We all want humane…

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