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This weekend only, the Brush Creek Playhouse is putting on “Miscast Cabaret,” a musical showcase featuring Willamette Valley performers. It will include Broadway classics and some “surprise treats.”

“Miscast Cabaret is a musical showcase full of theater people from all walks of life across the valley who are drawn to the theater to find their place. For many of them the songs they sing are from dream roles, performers, or shows that have inspired or shaped them,” the event description reads.

Performances start at 7 p.m. April 18-20, and 3 p.m. on April 21. The playhouse is located at 11535 Silverton Rd. N.E. General admission tickets are $12, and tickets are $10 for seniors, students and children. Tickets are available online or at the door.

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A community of veterans takes shape in downtown Salem

Courtney Place opened its doors to its first tenants in early April. The 34-unit affordable veteran housing project across from the YMCA has been years in the making.

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Mayor Chris Hoy proposes stopgap to avoid Salem library cuts this year

Mayor Chris Hoy will present a motion Wednesday to use money from hotel taxes to stave off library budget cuts for the next fiscal year. He called the measure a…

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Salem man charged with dealing fentanyl in jail after inmate’s overdose death

Samuel Grill is accused of trafficking fentanyl in the Marion County Jail in November 2022. Another inmate at the time, Will Schultz, died of a fentanyl overdose while in jail.

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Wolf deaths have grown ‘alarming’ says Oregon Fish and Wildlife

An annual report from Oregon Fish & Wildlife found the state’s wolf population did not grow in 2023, when several wolves were poisoned or shot.

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A community of veterans takes shape in downtown Salem

Mayor Chris Hoy proposes stopgap to avoid Salem library cuts this year

Salem man charged with dealing fentanyl in jail after inmate’s overdose death

Wolf deaths have grown ‘alarming’ says Oregon Fish and Wildlife

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