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Local nurses want to teach you how to save a live.

Western University of Health Sciences Lebanon Oregon

Marion County’s Community Emergency Response Team and Salem Health will host Stop the Bleed classes Thursday, Oct. 24, at 6 p.m. at Salem Fire Station #6, 2740 25th St. S.E.

The class focuses on simple actions you can take to control life-threatening bleeding after emergencies. It’s taught by trauma nurses and is free.

To register for the class or get more information, email Lola Hackett. You can also see a flyer here.

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Salem Peace Lecture focuses on engaging with people we disagree with

An upcoming lecture Wednesday, and two workshops Saturday will focus on finding common ground and engaging in a civil manner with people we may fundamentally disagree with. The lecture series…

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Cannery redevelopment project gets green light from city

The developer buying the former Truitt Brothers cannery site on Front Street plans to preserve the 1914 building and two piers over the Willamette River while redeveloping the site as…

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PHOTOS: Salem community celebrates 7th annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Speeches, performances and art at Riverfront Park on Monday highlighted the resilience of Indigenous communities in Salem and beyond.

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Gov. Kotek, Oregon Health Authority project another 465 new treatment beds

Oregon needs to nearly double its behavioral health beds to meet demand, according to a state-commissioned study.

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Salem Peace Lecture focuses on engaging with people we disagree with

Cannery redevelopment project gets green light from city

PHOTOS: Salem community celebrates 7th annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Gov. Kotek, Oregon Health Authority project another 465 new treatment beds

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