Celebrate the arrival of Autumn with a bountiful harvest of Baroque works chosen specifically for the season!
Vivaldi’s showy violin concerto, “Autumn” from The Four Seasons & Bach’s Cantata BWV 17, “Wer Dank opfert, der preiset mich” are featured along with lesser-known but equally brilliant works by Guido and Collasse in this delightful season-opener.
7:00 PM Sept 20 at St Marks Episcopal Church in Medford. Tickets available at Jeffersonbaroque.org or at the door.
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Obituary: Lawrence David Nagel, 80, passed away peacefully at Ashland Sky Senior Home in Ashland on March 5. Lawrence was a fixture in the community, especially at the Ashland Food Co-op, where he will be remembered for his kindness, goofy energy and sincere desire to connect with people from all walks of life. A celebration of life will be held in Ashland on June 1.
Ashland postal workers and supporters joined Thursday in a “Day of Action” coordinated by the U.S. Postal Service workers union, gathering at the Ashland Post Office to wave signs and hand out information.
The cost of a new water treatment plant project combined with the length of time since its last water rate increase force the city’s hand, Public Works Director Scott Fleury told the Ashland City Council during its Tuesday business meeting: rates must be increased. A rate study says a customer with a ¾-inch meter using 700 cubic feet would see an increase of about $7 a month next year and $8 in the following year, moving up to around $11 per month five years out.
Members of Ashland City Council debated Monday during its study session meeting how to make the need to meet new state requirements an opportunity for improving the city’s housing stock. The city is required to be in compliance with the state’s Climate Friendly Areas rules by June 30.
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