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The Marion County Board of Commissioners on Wednesday will consider its legislative priorities for the year.
The county’s 2023 federal agenda includes policies and grant funding, focused largely on wildfire recovery in the Santiam Canyon. We’re expecting a preview today.
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The longtime community leader and advocate for education worked to plan an evening celebrating hats and local hat lovers before her death on Jan. 25.
6 Feb 2023
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The longtime community leader and advocate for education worked to plan an evening celebrating hats and local hat lovers before her death on Jan. 25.
6 Feb 2023
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Roberto C. Chacon is accused of stabbing another person and trying to steal two cars early Monday morning. He previously served prison time for a 2017 stabbing.
6 Feb 2023
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Roberto C. Chacon is accused of stabbing another person and trying to steal two cars early Monday morning. He previously served prison time for a 2017 stabbing.
6 Feb 2023
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The city of Salem’s resource fair on Tuesday will also provide information about growing a business and applying for a job at the city.
6 Feb 2023
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The city of Salem’s resource fair on Tuesday will also provide information about growing a business and applying for a job at the city.
6 Feb 2023
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