Your Wednesday evening update on Salem news

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Glass birds will return to Salem parks this summer for visitors to find and take home.

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The Salem Seekers project is entering its third summer and will feature birds at McKay Park in June, Nelson Park in July and Orchard Heights Park in August.

To kick off the season, the group is also organizing a community cleanup at McKay Park on Saturday, May 31, from 10 a.m. to noon. Supplies will be provided. The park is at 2755 Hollywood Dr. N.E.

Learn more about the project on the Salem Seekers page.

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Keizer woman champions new state law after web harassment

A law making expanding Oregon’s “revenge porn” law to include AI-generated and fake intimate photos of people passed the Oregon Legislature unanimously and is awaiting the governor’s signature.

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Jennifer Parker eeks out victory for Salem-Keizer School Board, settling final race

Angelo Arredondo Baca conceded the Zone 3 race for the Salem-Keizer School Board Tuesday night, leaving Jennifer Parker the sole conservative candidate elected in four races.

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Meet the men who cleaned 240,000 pounds of trash off Oregon’s highways

ODOT contracts with Interstate Business Solutions, a company dedicated to cleaning state highways and hiring individuals with employment barriers.

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Keizer woman champions new state law after web harassment

Jennifer Parker eeks out victory for Salem-Keizer School Board, settling final race

Meet the men who cleaned 240,000 pounds of trash off Oregon’s highways

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