On We the People for July 17, Brad Smith and Jason Houk discuss Project 2025. They are joined via phone by Travis McAdam and R.G. Cravens, senior research analysts with
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Ashland & Medford Cooling Shelter Updates
ASHLAND: UPDATE on July 9 at 9:55 p.m.: The cooling shelter has been extended and will be OPEN July 9 through July 14, Noon to 7 p.m. each day. We
We The People — Fire update, homelessness, Project 2025
On We the People for July 10, Brad Smith and Jason Houk provide local fire updates, a discussion of homelessness and Project 2025. https://archive.org/details/we-the-people-202407100900
Cooling Shelter to Open in Medford July 4 – July 8
Due to high temperatures forecasted, Medford City Manager Brian Sjothun has issued a severe weather event declaration effective for Thursday, July 4 through Monday, July 8. The City of Medford
Cooling Shelter to Open in Medford July 4 – July 7
Due to high temperatures forecasted, Medford City Manager Brian Sjothun has issued a severe weather event declaration effective for Thursday, July 4 through Sunday, July 7. The City of Medford
Do you want to join the Wobblies?
Want to join the Wobblies? The Industrial Workers of the World are organizing a chapter here in the Rogue Valley. There will be a free information meeting this Saturday at
Cooling Shelter Volunteers Needed
Here is some information about cooling shelter in Ashland this week toshare with our audience. Hot days are ahead, and there’s a need for cooling centers from July 4ththrough the
Providence nurses walk out amid contract negotiations
More than 3,000 nurses at six Providence hospitals across Oregon went on strike on Tuesday. The walkout comes after months of contract negotiations between the hospital system and the Oregon
We The People — Darby Ayers Flood, Talent mayor
On We the People for June 19, Jason Houk talks with Talent Mayor Darby Ayers-Flood about her experiences being targeted by alt-right hate. https://archive.org/details/we-the-people-202406190900
At issue in Providence nurses’ strike: Oregon’s hospital staffing law
More than 3,000 nurses at six Providence hospitals across the state are set to go on strike for three days next week. In an unusual turn of events, they’re striking