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Salem residents will get to meet their police force and city officials as part of Salem’s National Night Out 2025.

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The Aug. 5 event is a chance for locals and police to spend time together at block parties set up around Salem neighborhoods. If you missed the deadline to register your own block party, there will be two open to the public.

Seed of Faith Ministries and the Grant Neighborhood Association are hosting a party Aug. 5 from 5-8 p.m. at 1230 Winter St. N.E., and another party will take place at McKay Park Aug. 6 at 6 p.m.

The Salem Police Department will have three deputy chiefs visiting parties, along with lieutenants. Salem city officials including Mayor Julie Hoy, Interim City Manager Krishna Namburi and Salem city councilors might also stop by.

Read more about this year’s National Night Out here.

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A safe haven for families in NE Salem breaks ground

A northeast Salem hub for with space for social services, community meetings and a shared kitchen will open in the spring on the site of the former Epping family home…

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Welding, warehouse job training join list of resources available to formerly incarcerated people

After a change in location, the Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency’s program for people leaving jails and prisons has partnered with Chemeketa Community College for job training. It’s among many…

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Oregon AG says he ‘absolutely’ anticipates tariff case will reach U.S. Supreme Court

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield said he expects the legal battle over President Donald Trump’s tariffs will end up before the U.S. Supreme Court.

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A safe haven for families in NE Salem breaks ground

Welding, warehouse job training join list of resources available to formerly incarcerated people

Oregon AG says he ‘absolutely’ anticipates tariff case will reach U.S. Supreme Court

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