Your Thursday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
Salem’s Human Rights Commission wants your questions about rights related to immigration.
The city is organizing a “Know Your Rights” forum focused on immigration to be held the week of Dec. 15. It’s one of the steps Salem is taking after city councilors approved an emergency declaration over immigration enforcement efforts earlier this month.
People can submit questions here to be answered by experts during the forum. It will be livestreamed and recorded at a time to be determined, with answers in English and Spanish, the city said in a Facebook post.
Here’s some of today’s news. Head to our website anytime for the latest in Salem.
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School district leaders are asking teachers in Oregon’s second-largest district to consider reducing a planned 3.5% pay increase next year to avoid layoffs.
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Several local LGBTQ+ groups are coming together to kickstart fundraising at an event Saturday, Dec. 13, to put towards establishing a dedicated queer center in downtown Salem.
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Leaders of Oregon’s oldest universities said their colleges would retain their identity and athletic programs, but could join forces to create better career and internship programs, and academic efforts combining…
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The Secure Rural Schools act provides tens of millions each year to schools and communities across the West.
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This week in Salem, the Oregon State Fairgrounds Holiday Market returns, and Willamette University will show five new, short holiday-themed plays by local writers.
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