Your Wednesday evening update on Salem news
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Three priests asked to perform Elijah Jung’s funeral mass.
It’s an indicator of the impact the 17-year-old West Salem High School student had on those around him. His funeral last week drew more than 300 people, including classmates, family, former teachers and more.
Now, his family wants to honor his legacy by renaming the rural stretch of road where he fatally crashed last month. They also hope to commission a safety study so no one else crashes there.
Read more on Elijah’s life and legacy in our story below.
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Elijah Jung’s funeral service brought over 300 people, including many friends who he helped guide through tough times. His parents are advocating for changes to make the rural road he…
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Advocates for Salem’s homeless population said basic amenities would go a long way toward improving cleanliness. However, city councilors said it is easier said than done to find funding for…
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Highlights to the 160th state fair include 30 new food vendors, a special section for kiddy rides and 12 new carnival rides.
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U.S. Department of Energy officials put a 10% cap on staff and administrative costs on federally funded sustainable energy and energy efficiency projects.
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