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Our stories on local legislative races are rolling out today so you can learn more about the candidates seeking your vote.
We’re still interested in looking into claims on candidate flyers and ads, so if you spot something about a local race you think deserves checking, send it to Managing Editor Rachel Alexander at [email protected].
Ballots for voters will be mailed out late next week in Marion and Polk counties.
And if you’re already sick of the election, don’t worry – our team has stories in the works this week about a unique Halloween event, local fiber artists and more to give you a breather.
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Sen. Kim Thatcher and Keizer attorney Richard Walsh are seeking the seat representing north Salem and Keizer.
12 Oct 2022
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Sen. Kim Thatcher and Keizer attorney Richard Walsh are seeking the seat representing north Salem and Keizer.
12 Oct 2022
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A cultural audit of the Keizer Fire District determined there to be a lack of leadership from the top, and other issues leading to a negative, and even toxic culture…
12 Oct 2022
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A cultural audit of the Keizer Fire District determined there to be a lack of leadership from the top, and other issues leading to a negative, and even toxic culture…
12 Oct 2022
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The 10-year infrastructure package would replace other city bonds that are being paid off, so it won’t raise property tax rates.
12 Oct 2022
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The 10-year infrastructure package would replace other city bonds that are being paid off, so it won’t raise property tax rates.
12 Oct 2022
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SPECIAL REPORT: Contract awarded without bidding ensnares Greg Smith in another controversy. This time, it is in his role with Boardman’s Columbia Development Authority.
12 Oct 2022
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SPECIAL REPORT: Contract awarded without bidding ensnares Greg Smith in another controversy. This time, it is in his role with Boardman’s Columbia Development Authority.
12 Oct 2022
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