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The Willamette Heritage Center is now free for SNAP and Oregon Trail Card Holders.
The museum and historic woolen mill, located at 1313 Mill St. S.E., has joined the nationwide Museums for All program, from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. It’s the only Salem-area museum that has joined, according to a statement from the Willamette Heritage Center.
One SNAP or Oregon Trail Card, presented with valid photo ID, will admit up to four people. The discount applies to self-guided museum tours, Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There’s no limit on visits.
To learn more, see the Willamette Heritage Center’s website.
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Willamette University and Salem Baseball LLC plan to bring a baseball league to the central Salem stadium. Some neighbors are asking the city to reconsider.
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Isabelle Zaragosa voluntarily enrolled in the Oregon Youth Challenge Program, a military-run alternative high school, thriving with the strict routine after she fell behind on credits during Covid.
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