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We hope you were able to enjoy a long weekend, whether you spent time with family, tuned into the World Cup, caught a football game or just scored some deals shopping on your couch.
We’re back to our regularly scheduled Salem news today. Here’s a sampling of the latest, and you can always find more on our website.
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Kate Moisan, 10, will serve with other fifth-graders on a cabinet for the statewide civics education program.
25 Nov 2022
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Kate Moisan, 10, will serve with other fifth-graders on a cabinet for the statewide civics education program.
25 Nov 2022
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Rising prices and soaring demand show no sign of subsiding, impacting Marion Polk Food Share and other food banks across the state.
25 Nov 2022
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Rising prices and soaring demand show no sign of subsiding, impacting Marion Polk Food Share and other food banks across the state.
25 Nov 2022
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Catch Santa around town, enjoy lights or shop for gifts with our holiday guide.
25 Nov 2022
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Catch Santa around town, enjoy lights or shop for gifts with our holiday guide.
25 Nov 2022
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Salem has no shortage of food drives, gift wish lists and other ways to donate or volunteer your time this Thanksgiving holiday.
24 Nov 2022
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Salem has no shortage of food drives, gift wish lists and other ways to donate or volunteer your time this Thanksgiving holiday.
24 Nov 2022
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State police responded after corrections crews found a backpack containing an adult woman’s skull on the highway near milepost 260.
25 Nov 2022
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State police responded after corrections crews found a backpack containing an adult woman’s skull on the highway near milepost 260.
25 Nov 2022
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