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There’s no need to panic if you still don’t have plans for Halloween. We’ll be rolling out our events guide later today with a list of places where families can celebrate.
We thank the folks who shared ideas for spooky events and fun times in the Salem area to help us compile our guide.
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From lost ballots to blank envelopes, officials share common issues that show up every Election Day, and tips on how to make sure your vote counts.
20 Oct 2022
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From lost ballots to blank envelopes, officials share common issues that show up every Election Day, and tips on how to make sure your vote counts.
20 Oct 2022
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After a May race came down to just six votes, two political newcomers are again seeking to represent south central Salem on the city council.
20 Oct 2022
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After a May race came down to just six votes, two political newcomers are again seeking to represent south central Salem on the city council.
20 Oct 2022
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Salem chefs are joining an international movement to bring a warm meal to anyone who asks for help – and they’re looking for more volunteers.
20 Oct 2022
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Salem chefs are joining an international movement to bring a warm meal to anyone who asks for help – and they’re looking for more volunteers.
20 Oct 2022
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In a continuing series, the leading candidates for governor look at mental health issues. Tina Kotek vows to make Measure 110 work; Betsy Johnson wants local solutions; Christine Drazan is…
20 Oct 2022
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In a continuing series, the leading candidates for governor look at mental health issues. Tina Kotek vows to make Measure 110 work; Betsy Johnson wants local solutions; Christine Drazan is…
20 Oct 2022
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