#ASHLAND HERO ACADEMY PROFESSIONAL#
Little could he know that the invention would make millions of dollars for professional haranguers like Howard Stern and Rush Limbaugh. Marconi didn’t know the can of worms he was opening when he postulated the possibility of sending signals by radio telegraphy. It’s a very well-rounded group of respondents that we have here.
The top seven were: Gone with the Wind, Star Wars, Wizard of Oz, Princess Bride, The Notebook, Lord of the Rings, and Avatar. The results were all over the board and we didn’t even start writing them down until they notched two mentions.
#ASHLAND HERO ACADEMY MOVIE#
We asked the question, “Favorite Movie Ever,” figuring this would give us an insight into the minds of our readers. And that’s a good thing.īut enough of the rhetoric and on with the show … the 2012 “Best of Ashland.” DEMOGRAPHICS The results are as close to reality as we can get in an imperfect world, and they also achieve an important goal-recognizing and naming as many individuals, businesses and organizations in the community as we can. Granted, this type of survey is not totally accurate and is subject to a certain amount of ballot stuffing, but all of that is taken into consideration by our team of professional ballot counters. We received 401 ballots this year, and we want to thank everyone for taking the time fill them out. Which is why I want everyone to relax, take a deep breath, and enjoy this 22nd running of the “Best of Ashland.” No earthquakes or tsunamis … just your run-of-the-mill craziness in Ashland. Scary stuff.Īll in all, a fairly exciting year. I run by there at least four or five times a week, usually at that time of night. I was in Corvallis for Dad’s Weekend, but the site where David Grubbs was killed is part of my running route. On a somber note, a young man was killed on the bike path on November 19. We also did cover stories on noisy helicopters at the airport, the Sunshine Bucy trial, and the big oil companies giving Ana Delfosse the boot at A-Tech 76. Ashland expansion, as they voted last year to give the special use permit to the Mountain and extricate themselves from all decisions (and liabilities) in the future with respect to Mt. They didn’t, however, back down from opponents to the Mt. The latter, by the way, was pinpointed by the police department as a possible site for expansion, but after catching a lot of flak from the public, the Council also backed off on that proposal. The Council also accepted some proposals by the Committee on Homelessness, although they balked at providing free showers at the Grove. They thought about turning North Main into a 2-lane street, and they thought about easing up on the restrictions for cell phone towers, but in the end cooler heads prevailed. The City Council didn’t do anything too crazy last year, which is momentous in itself.
#ASHLAND HERO ACADEMY CRACKED#
Topped off by the cracked beam at the Angus Bowmer Theatre, which rallied the entire community around the Shakespeare Festival.
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