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Medford cuts residents some sidewalk slack
The City Council on Thursday made it a little easier for property owners who are ordered to fix damaged sidewalks to obtain an extension on the time they have to complete the repair.
Butte Falls Fish Hatchery Finds Cash to Stay Open
The Butte Falls Hatchery in southwestern Oregon will not be closing after all. Located high in the Cascade Range community of Butte Falls outside Medford, the 94-year-old hatchery was slated for closure last April as part of a 30-percent cut in the budget of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Like an unexpected snow shower on a sunny spring day, white marble dust and flakes flurry behind Jack Langford's hammer and chisel.
A pit bull bit two people, including a Medford police officer, Monday and landed in quarantine for 10 days while Jackson County Animal Control investigates.
It's deja vu all over again for robber, bank
A Medford man with a history of mental illness, substance abuse and bank robbery convictions returned to a downtown bank he last robbed in 2002 to stage a robbery attempt that he apparently hoped would send him back to prison, police said.
Health advisory lifted at Lost Creek Lake
Associated Press A June 29, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. -- Just in time for the Fourth of July holiday, the state Department of Human Services has lifted a health advisory for Lost Creek Lake.
It's Safe To Go Back In The Water At Lost Crek Lake
A health advisory prompted by high algae levels found in Lost Creek Lake, located 30 miles northeast of Medford, was lifted today by the Oregon Department of Human Services and the Jackson County Health Department.
Man arrested in connection with Medford burglaries
KDRV Staff A June 26, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. - Medford police say they have arrested the man responsible for a series of thefts and burglaries early Wednesday morning.
Joe's closure impacts Medford businesses
By Amy Sienicki A June 25, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. - The closing of Joe's Sports and Outdoors in Medford following the company's bankruptcy filing has had quite an impact on local businesses.
Firms to expand in Southern Oregon
MEDFORD, Ore. - Economic development officials say Ferry-Morse Seed Co. will open its first West Coast distribution point in White City.
Practice of shackling youth offenders comes under scrutiny.
A group of Medford defense attorneys hopes to stop the practice of shackling children and teens when they appear in court to face criminal charges.
A desperate Portland man is offering five thousand dollars to anyone who can help reunite him with his lost dog.
Medford police need your help to find the person, or people responsible for a early Tuesday crime spree.
Police says shoplifting up in Medford
KDRV Staff A June 17, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. - While overall theft in the Medford area is down, police say they've seen a 15-percent spike in shoplifting in the last year.
Medford officer will become sergeant
A veteran Medford police officer who has served in various capacities on the force will become the department's newest sergeant this afternoon.
Medford schools all get fencing
Nearly all of the Medford School District's 14 elementary schools will be enclosed by fencing by the summer's end in an effort to increase safety and prevent mishaps such as the near drowning of a student last fall at Jacksonville Elementary School.
Office Manager Suspected of Embezzling $250,000 from Medford Doctor's Office
Wrapping up an investigation that began April 21, the Medford Police Department on Wednesday arrested an office manager on charges of aggravated theft, ID theft and forgery in a quarter-million dollar embezzlement case.
Medford appeals WalMart decision
The Medford City Council voted unanimously today to appeal an Oregon land boards decision that put the brakes on WalMart's plans to build a Supercenter in south Medford.
Woman accused of embezzling over $250K from Medford doctor's office
KDRV Staff A June 17, 2009 A MEDFORD, Ore. - A doctor's office worker is accused of embezzling over $250,000 from her employer.
Two sentenced to prison for 2008 Medford hate crime
A judge in Eugene sentenced two Medford men to federal prison Tuesday for burning 'KKK' and the shape of a cross on the lawn of a mixed-race Medford couple in May 2008.
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