This spring and summer, enjoy Coffee and Conversation with Ashland’s City Council and staff at a local park. Stop by for a casual meet-and-greet and enjoy a cup of coffee.
These informal gatherings have no set agenda—just a chance to connect. The City looks forward to seeing you there, because in Ashland, “We are better together!”
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Rabbi Jackie Brodsky: As many seem to have forgotten or denied, the current war in Gaza was started by Hamas terrorists breaking a ceasefire on Oct.7, 2023, when the worst attack on the Jews since the Holocaust took place.
An estimated 514 freshmen started classes Wednesday at SOU, out of an overall estimated 795 new students. The class was anticipated to be down by 9% in enrollment compared to fall 2024, according to projections shared by SOU President Rick Bailey earlier this summer.
Single tickets are now on sale for the Anima Mundi’s 2025-26 season, “For Love of Nature.”
Looming federal cuts related to over and underpayment errors in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program are estimated to drain roughly $500 million every two years from the human services department, part of the largest chunk of cuts expected to impact the state agency.
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