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After nearly six years as a deputy chief for the Salem Police Department, George Burke was recently hired as Lake Oswego’s top cop. Find our story on that below.
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After serving nearly six years as a deputy chief for the Salem Police Department, George Burke recently accepted a job as Lake Oswego’s top cop.
30 Aug 2022
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After serving nearly six years as a deputy chief for the Salem Police Department, George Burke recently accepted a job as Lake Oswego’s top cop.
30 Aug 2022
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Three years after it launched, Salem’s downtown bike rental program is no more.
30 Aug 2022
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Three years after it launched, Salem’s downtown bike rental program is no more.
30 Aug 2022
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Managing Editor Rachel Alexander talks planned street murals, pay raises for Salem educators, and a collection of historic Oregon travel photos from the 1930s.
30 Aug 2022
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Managing Editor Rachel Alexander talks planned street murals, pay raises for Salem educators, and a collection of historic Oregon travel photos from the 1930s.
30 Aug 2022
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A state lawmaker says he plans to push for stronger gun control regulations during the legislative session next year.
30 Aug 2022
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A state lawmaker says he plans to push for stronger gun control regulations during the legislative session next year.
30 Aug 2022
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