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EVENTS: Meet sheep, shop for plants and catch a play
This weekend’s event calendar includes a massive plant sale, a monster bike ride, a celebration of all things wool and several performances.
Gilbert House employees protest workplace conditions amid resignations, firings
On April 19, employees at the children’s museum walked out after the assistant director was fired, causing the museum to close for the day. Museum management said claims of harassment and retaliation are unsubstantiated.
COLUMN: New tower will help track bird migration at Ankeny
Celebrate International Migratory Bird Day May 13 with the unveiling of the wildlife refuge's new Motus tower, local birder and natural history author Harry Fuller writes.
PHOTOS: Awesome 3000 makes a sunny comeback
Thousands gathered at McCullough Stadium Saturday to cheer on young runners during the beloved Salem fun run, back after a three-year hiatus.
Monster Cookie ride returns May 7 with routes for all skill levels
The annual Salem Bicycle Club event draws hundreds of cyclists for a 62-mile trek through some of the region’s finest scenery, but shorter rides are also available.
COLUMN: Decision to avoid shelters in Salem may not be a sign of resistance
COLUMN: Time with Melisa provided more understanding of life on the streets in Salem, columnist Lynelle Wilcox writes.
EVENTS: Ag fest, Awesome 3000 and more to do in Salem this weekend
Here's your guide for enjoying a sunny weekend in Salem for April 28-30.
COLUMN: How to choose a Medicare Advantage plan
Jim Sellers, former Oregon journalist and state agency employee, writes a regular column to help thousands in Salem deal with the confusing world of Medicare and federal benefits. He's available to answer your questions.
PHOTOS: Spring blooms emerge in Salem
Photographer Ron Cooper got up close to the flowers at Deepwood on a recent visit celebrating the warmer weather.