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Why abuse can be especially difficult for older adults to escape (opens the original)
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Community Works has seen a 75% increase over the past five years in the number of older adults seeking help for abuse, a trend the Jackson County organization says reflects both an aging population and greater willingness to talk about domestic violence. The organization is highlighting abuse later in life during Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October. Advocates say older adults can face particular barriers to getting help when the person hurting them is a longtime partner, relative or c
Denise Krause outlines health care and housing priorities in Oregon Senate race (opens the original)
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Denise Krause, the Democratic nominee for Oregon Senate District 3, says her background in public health would shape her approach to health care access, education and housing in Southern Oregon. Krause said her priorities are protecting health coverage, learning from school reforms in Mississippi and building housing local workers can afford. She also said she wants to work across political divides. Krause faces Republican Brad Hicks for the seat held by state Sen. Jeff Golden. JPR had invited H
Chris Beck puts rural health care at the center of his race against Cliff Bentz (opens the original)
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Democrat Chris Beck says protecting rural health care and lowering household costs are central to his challenge against Republican Rep. Cliff Bentz in Oregon’s 2nd Congressional District. Beck called for repealing the sweeping tax and spending law President Donald Trump signed in 2025, known as H.R. 1, which includes cuts to Medicaid. He also advocated for a national health care system that provides basic services and preventive care to all Americans, and discussed rural housing, dam removal and
Talent Maker City marks 10 years of making and rebuilding (opens the original)
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Talent Maker City began with informal workshops on local goat farms and in wine bars. Ten years later, the Southern Oregon nonprofit teaches hands-on skills and has helped residents recover from disasters. Founded in 2016, the Talent-based organization offers a shared workshop space where people can learn, use tools and make things. Co-founder and Executive Director Alli French said the original goal was to revitalize empty downtown storefronts and support local economic development. The COVID-1
Colene Martin and John West disagree on what Josephine County needs next (opens the original)
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Josephine County Commissioner Colene Martin and former Commissioner John West disagreed over the county’s finances and how much government residents need during a candidate forum on the Jefferson Exchange. West, who is challenging Martin for Position 1 in the November general election, called for lower taxes and fewer government employees. Martin defended restoring services and said the county can afford its spending, though it faces financial constraints. Martin joined the board by appointment
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