The City of Ashland Building Official has approved an application for demolition of a 1,566 sq. ft. duplex and 400 sq. ft. garage located at 285-289 Wightman St. File #DEMO-2023-00058. Anyone objecting to this approval must file a request for a hearing with Steven Matiaco, Building Official, 51 Winburn Way, Ashland, Oregon, (541) 552-2077. The request must be made by March 22, 2023.
By order of
Steven Matiaco, Ashland Building Official
Publish: Friday, March 10, 2023
Date e-mailed: 3/9/23
Flurries of beefy snowflakes briefly blanketed Ashland houses, yards and streets Saturday morning, before melting away as swiftly as they came. A brighter day is just ahead, as forecasts call for clouds to decrease Sunday, but it’ll be hold-on-to-your-hats Monday evening as high winds are expected to blow into town.
Daniel Sperry, who often plays the cello in Lithia Park, plans to spread the joy by funding a musician in Ashland and another in Des Moines, Iowa, hoping to expand the idea around the country and around the world.
Wildfire risk reduction and a climate action plan topped the list of priorities adopted Tuesday by the Ashland City Council. The council unanimously approved three main priorities for the 2023-25 city budget that also included economic development and affordable housing.
Herbert Rothschild: “Jeffrey LaLande doesn’t regard the uprising solely as the work of a would-be dictator. He knows that (like Trump) Llewellyn Banks drew upon a fund of grievances, both real and perceived.”
Debra Wilson: “The Willow Project would be devastating for the Arctic, the wildlife and the Gwich’in people, and it will make climate change worse if it’s allowed to go forward.”
John Marciano: “The International Criminal Court has issued a warrant against Russian President Vladimir Putin for war crimes stemming from the illegal invasion of Ukraine. Yet, the ICC has never issued a warrant for a U.S. president.”
Flurries of beefy snowflakes briefly blanketed Ashland houses, yards and streets Saturday morning, before melting away as swiftly as they came. A brighter day is just ahead, as forecasts call for clouds to decrease Sunday, but it’ll be hold-on-to-your-hats Monday evening as high winds are expected to blow into town.
Daniel Sperry, who often plays the cello in Lithia Park, plans to spread the joy by funding a musician in Ashland and another in Des Moines, Iowa, hoping to expand the idea around the country and around the world.
Wildfire risk reduction and a climate action plan topped the list of priorities adopted Tuesday by the Ashland City Council. The council unanimously approved three main priorities for the 2023-25 city budget that also included economic development and affordable housing.
Herbert Rothschild: “Jeffrey LaLande doesn’t regard the uprising solely as the work of a would-be dictator. He knows that (like Trump) Llewellyn Banks drew upon a fund of grievances, both real and perceived.”
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