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The city of Salem wants your input on the future of Fairview Park.
The 28-acre park at 2220 Strong Road S.E. is currently undeveloped and formerly served as the home of the Fairview Training Center, a state campus for people with developmental disabilities.
Learn more about the park and take a city survey on what features you’d like to see here.
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In separate lawsuits, two men say Oregon Youth Authority staff ignored their pleas to intervene when they faced abuse based on their sexual orientation.
31 Oct 2023
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In separate lawsuits, two men say Oregon Youth Authority staff ignored their pleas to intervene when they faced abuse based on their sexual orientation.
31 Oct 2023
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Anthony Valdez, 20, has been coaching kids at the YMCA since he was a kid himself. His calm, supportive style makes him a favorite among players and parents, and he…
31 Oct 2023
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Anthony Valdez, 20, has been coaching kids at the YMCA since he was a kid himself. His calm, supportive style makes him a favorite among players and parents, and he…
31 Oct 2023
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Police say a man drove his truck into a south Salem home Tuesday morning, shot a woman inside, then fled police east on Oregon Highway 22, where he fatally shot…
31 Oct 2023
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Police say a man drove his truck into a south Salem home Tuesday morning, shot a woman inside, then fled police east on Oregon Highway 22, where he fatally shot…
31 Oct 2023
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Matching lobster suits and a judge in a Jedi robe were among the highlights of a Halloween wedding extravaganza at the Marion County Justice Court. Ten couples tied the knot.
31 Oct 2023
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Matching lobster suits and a judge in a Jedi robe were among the highlights of a Halloween wedding extravaganza at the Marion County Justice Court. Ten couples tied the knot.
31 Oct 2023
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