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Name: Newswatch 12 Staff
Date registered: April 24, 2012

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  1. Students Wash Cars for Sparrow — May 18, 2013
  2. Police Search Grass Fire Field — May 18, 2013
  3. United Way Day of Caring — May 17, 2013
  4. Locals Buying Tickets for Powerball — May 17, 2013
  5. Pet of the Week: Lucille — May 17, 2013

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Middle School Fire Set Intentionally

ASHLAND, Ore. — A fire at Ashland Middle School is determined to have been intentionally set by a student – that is the conclusion of investigators with the Ashland Police Department and Ashland Fire and Rescue. The student who is suspected of setting that fire in a boy’s restroom on Tuesday has been identified and … Continue reading »

Ride of Silence in Jackson County

PHOENIX, Ore. — Dozens of riders joined with local police departments to also honor cyclists killed in Oregon. Siskiyou Velo – a local bike club – worked with the officers to coordinate the “Ride of Silence.” The event is held at the same time at locations all over the world. In 2011, 15 cyclists were … Continue reading »

Stolen Handgun Recovered

CENTRAL POINT, Ore. — Medford Police say MADGE has arrested two felons for the theft and sale of a stolen handgun. MADGE investigators followed up on a tip they received that Kenneth Vinzant Junior and Crystal Hoyt were involved in the theft and sale of a stolen handgun. Investigators contacted the victims of the theft … Continue reading »

Fallen Tree Causing Rogue River Hazard

GOLD HILL, Ore. — The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office says a fallen tree is causing a hazard along the Rogue River. The sheriff’s office says a large tree has fallen over about 100 yards below Sardine Creek near Gold Hill, and is now blocking two-thirds of the Rogue River. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office is … Continue reading »

Cats Survive Central Point House Fire

CENTRAL POINT, Ore. — Two cats survived a house fire in Central Point but they have some pretty severe injuries. Neighbors found the injured felines outside their Central Point home Monday and the Siskiyou Veterinary Hopsital took them in. The first cat, Domino, is doing alright although he has smoke inhalation. But China on the … Continue reading »

Jodi Arias Death Penalty Hearing

PHOENIX, Ariz. — Jodi Arias is one step closer to a death sentence. In the first step in the penalty phase of the Yreka woman’s murder trial, they jury that convicted arias of the murder of Travis Alexander decided Wednesday that alexander suffered enough during the crime to warrant Arias being put to death. The … Continue reading »

Bear Camp Road Open for Travel

NEAR GALICE, Ore. — A private contractor wanting to move machinery from the Rogue valley to Gold Beach has helped open Bear Camp Road slightly sooner than expected. The U.S. Forest Service was waiting on the sun to help melt more snow before finishing plowing parts of that rural road. Wednesday, they announced that because … Continue reading »

RCC Hosts “Rock the Block”

MEDFORD, Ore. — Students, their family members, and interested community members filled downtown Medford on Wednesday. Dozens turned out for Rogue Community College’s free event called “Rock the Block.” They closed a section of Bartlett Street by the RCC Bookstore for games and activities. One of the most entertaining parts of the day for some … Continue reading »

Police Memorial Day in Jackson County

MEDFORD, Ore. — All across the country, this week is Police Memorial Week, and Wednesday was Police Memorial Day in Jackson County. Officers from Medford, Talent, Ashland and Jackson County Sheriffs joined to honor police officers who have died in the line of duty in the past hundred years. Particular attention was focused on Sheriff … Continue reading »

Rim Drive Begins Opening at Crater Lake

CRATER LAKE, Ore. — The North Entrance Road in Crater Lake National Park is now open for travel. Park workers say this is an exceptionally early opening for the north entrance, mostly because of the warm temperatures and low snow pack. Some snow still remains on the ground at park headquarters – and snow depth … Continue reading »

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