Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) basic training, taught by Ashland Fire & Rescue firefighters, is fun, challenging, and covers basic skills that are important to know in a disaster when emergency services are not available. With effective training and teamwork, you will be able to do the greatest good for the greatest number of victims following a disaster.
Training is two Friday evenings and two Saturdays.
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Councilor Dylan Bloom answered questions on a number of topics, including pickleball, the homeless shelter, expansion of park lands and the future of Ashland.
Through two days of the NAIA Opening Round, the Southern Oregon softball team is acting like it has been here before. The Raiders took over the driver’s seat in the Ashland Bracket on Tuesday and are a win away from their seventh World Series berth in eight years.
Catty Corner: Studies have revealed the importance of companion animals to those in the unhoused community, and — whether cats, dogs, birds or other animals — an Ashland shelter is committed to keeping families together.
Coffee drinkers stopping by Ashland’s Walker Avenue Starbucks for a Wednesday morning pick-me-up were met with temporarily shuttered doors following a union strike by Starbucks workers held earlier in the day.
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