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Oregon Center for Creative Learning purchasing Mail Tribune building 
Oregon Center for Creative Learning purchasing Mail Tribune building 
Oregon Center for Creative Learning purchasing Mail Tribune building 

Published on: 01/22/2026

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The former longtime home of the Mail Tribune newspaper will soon be transformed into classrooms and administrative offices for a growing children’s museum and preschool program based out of downtown Medford.

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