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What was discussed: Medford and data centers (opens the original)
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MEDFORD, Ore. - On Wednesday evening Medford's City Council and Planning Commission discussed the city's land development code, which allows for data centers to be built. The city's planning department discussed and outlined current codes and what those codes would allow if a data center were to be proposed in Medford. "What are the impacts of these kinds of facilities? There are several," Kelly Aiken, Medford planning department staff said. "Electric demand is kind of obvious. One of the larges
How human activity can impact bird migration (opens the original)
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MEDFORD, Ore. - Tens of thousands of birds are expected to fly over Southern Oregon as fall migration ramps up. According to Klamath Bird Observatory's Elva Manquera-Deshields, around 80,000 birds will likely pass through on the night of the 18th. A map on Purdue University's AeroEco lab website shows which parts of the state are under alerts to keep lights off at night. "Outdoor lights and nighttime can disorient the birds and kinda make them confused about which direction they're going when th
First responder and members of the public participate in 9/11 memorial walk (opens the original)
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GRANTS PASS, Ore. - First responders and members of the public participated in a memorial walk at Reinhart Park to commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11. The walk was meant to represent the time from when the first plane hit to when the first tower fell. "It is just the representation of the period of time it's 102 minutes from the time the first plane hit to the first tower falling so that 102 minutes was pretty much firefighters climbing stairs," Rural Metro Fire Operations Chief, Austin Pr
Volunteers work to restore Steelhead habitat in Ashland Creek (opens the original)
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ASHLAND, Ore. - Volunteers are placing gravel in strategic spots along Ashland Creek to boost spawning for Steelhead fish. The fish swim upstream from the coast during winter to lay their eggs. Former Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Biologist Dan Van Dyke explained how the gravel helps the process. "They get up here and the female digs down into the gravel to lay her eggs; they're spawned into the gravel," Van Dyke said. The creek already has good conditions for Steelheads with cooler tem
Phoenix commemorates six years since the Almeda Fire (opens the original)
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PHOENIX, Ore. - A small group gathered at First Presbyterian Church in Phoenix for the annual commemorative bell ringing ceremony marking the sixth anniversary of the Almeda Fire. Despite the tragedies that occurred, several community members were touched by how communities came together to help each other. "I think that community is the operative word for Phoenix and Talent. This is how we have managed to get through the hard times," Phoenix resident Sandy Wine said. Wine also told NewsWatch 12
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