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The Oregon Arts Commission is giving a boost to 10 Salem-area nonprofits dedicated to the arts.
Each organization will get $2,363 through the commission’s Small Operating Grant program, according to to a news release.
Such grants go to arts organizations across the state with annual budgets less than $150,000.
The Salem-based nonprofits receiving the grants are Casa de la Cultura Tlanese, Festival Chorale Oregon, the Keizer Creative Art Association, the Keizer Heritage Foundation, Keizer Homegrown Theatre, Oregon Artists Series Foundation, Oregon Spirit Chorus, Salem Philharmonia Orchestra, Salem Pops Orchestra and Willamette University.
Learn more about the grant program by contacting Tiffany Harker at 971-719-6169 or [email protected].
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Marion County officials say a newly built Health and Human Services building is a one-time investment that could help save hundreds of thousands in annual costs for space currently leased…
16 Nov 2023
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Marion County officials say a newly built Health and Human Services building is a one-time investment that could help save hundreds of thousands in annual costs for space currently leased…
16 Nov 2023
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OREGON NEWS: Nearly 60% of the nearly 330 fruit packers of Mount Adams Fruit voted against joining a local of United Food and Commercial Workers.
16 Nov 2023
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OREGON NEWS: Nearly 60% of the nearly 330 fruit packers of Mount Adams Fruit voted against joining a local of United Food and Commercial Workers.
16 Nov 2023
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Superintendent Andrea Castaneda plans to announce an initial round of administrative cuts Dec. 12, before a later round in the spring that will include teachers and other school staff.
15 Nov 2023
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Superintendent Andrea Castaneda plans to announce an initial round of administrative cuts Dec. 12, before a later round in the spring that will include teachers and other school staff.
15 Nov 2023
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