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Interior designer, mother, and writer from Austin, TX

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I love home design. I recently integrated a home security system into a few of my most recent projects. These systems are DIY and work great!

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GUEST COLUMN: Why Roseburg water customers should show up on Jan. 7

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By Ashley Hicks
| The News-Review Verified
The views expressed in the following commentary are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of The News-Review, its editors, or its staff. Most Roseburg residents would reasonably assume that a proposed new water district outside city limits has little to do with them. But when your drinking water comes from the same river system, that assumption no longer holds. The city of Roseburg draws its drinking water from the North Umpqua River just downstream of Winchester Dam.
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GUEST COLUMN: Transparency and participation are being lost in Roseburg

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By Ashley Hicks
| The News-Review Verified
As a longtime civic volunteer and former Roseburg city councilor, I’ve always believed in the power of public participation. When residents take time out of their lives to attend meetings, submit comments, and speak up about issues that matter, they should be respected — and heard. Unfortunately, that is not what I’ve seen happening lately in Roseburg.
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Far from the Sweltering Cities

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By Ashley Hicks
| Cabana Magazine Verified
BY ASHLEY HICKS | 23 NOVEMBER 2023 Villa Cetinale, Tuscany © Simon Upton, Rizzoli Books Villeggiatura—moving to the country for an extended stay with friends or family, escaping everyday life to refresh body and soul with intellectual and sporting pursuits—it sounds like a holiday, but really, it is much more.
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