Your Thursday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
It’s been a good summer for Salem’s collegiate baseball team, the Marion Berries.
Despite having to relocate to Chemeketa Community College after a Willamette University field wasn’t ready in time, the team has had a winning season. They’ll face the Portland Pickles Friday evening at Chemeketa.
If they advance further, future games would be played in Portland. Our story below has more on the season and some reflections from Sprague High School’s Andrew Mhoon, the team’s shortstop.
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The Marion Berries, Salem’s new summer collegiate baseball team, finished its inaugural season Wednesday and has advanced to the West Coast League playoffs. The team is the 17th member of…
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A recent OSU report found a growing share of Oregon kids have access to preschool thanks to more public funding, but care for infants and toddlers remains lacking and often…
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U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz used federal dollars allocated to his office to pay for more than $16,000 worth of hotels for staff over Trump’s 2025 inauguration.
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Events in Salem this week include a workshop at the library about the U.S. Constitution, the final performance of “Mary Poppins” in Riverfront Park and the return of the Englewood…
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Gov. Tina Kotek signed four bills Wednesday that provide money for more mental health treatment, scholarships for people pursuing careers in behavioral health and more.
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