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Suede to go: leather’s hippy cousin is back for 2025

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By Jo Jones Verified, Helen Seamons Verified
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
From blazers to mini-skirts and slouchy shopper bags, we’re spoilt for choice in suede on the high street this year. As with most trends worth following, the provenance can be traced back to Prada and Miu Miu, the latter showing neat biker jackets and knee-length skirts styled with shirts (left) or swimsuits for summer: think fitted bodysuit with a sleek suede skirt and a minimal sandal. The suede blazer or short jacket is an incredibly useful wardrobe addition.
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Middle of March Weather Forecast: Four Feet in Parts of the Pacific Northwest to Move into Next Week

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By Tumaini Carayol Verified, Helen Seamons Verified, Sam Deaman, Maya Yang
| The Ashland Chronicle
WeatherBrains | March 14, 2025 | Weather A steady stream of storms will continue to hammer the Pacific Northwest over the coming week, delivering multiple rounds of moderate to heavy snowfall across the region’s mountains. Overall, Oregon’s Cascades look to see the brunt of each surge, but Washington’s Cascades and even coastal British Columbia will also grab notable accumulations.
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Ashland Food Angels

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By Helen Seamons Verified, Sam Deaman, Maya Yang, Michael Aylwin Verified
| The Ashland Chronicle
Ashland Food Angels is a grassroots, fully volunteer cooperative venture which helps other organizations serving the homeless population and low income people in the Rogue Valley, primarily through the daily collection and redistribution of food retrieved from markets, bakeries and local organic farmers. Supported by Volunteers & Donations.
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