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State officials have revoked a deputy’s police certification after finding evidence of dishonesty and misconduct. We’ll have a story this morning about that investigation.
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The victim told police that the suspect, identified as Jeffery Prach, 19, robbed him on the roof of Marion Parkade on Jan. 11 after the two met at the mall…
27 Jan 2023
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The victim told police that the suspect, identified as Jeffery Prach, 19, robbed him on the roof of Marion Parkade on Jan. 11 after the two met at the mall…
27 Jan 2023
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The Salem-Keizer School Board’s chair and a consultant won’t divulge how many applicants are being considered when the first round of board interviews begins Saturday.
27 Jan 2023
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The Salem-Keizer School Board’s chair and a consultant won’t divulge how many applicants are being considered when the first round of board interviews begins Saturday.
27 Jan 2023
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An audit by the Secretary of State’s Office found divided authority on the issue, with the involvement of three departments, and a lack of funding and cooperation.
27 Jan 2023
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An audit by the Secretary of State’s Office found divided authority on the issue, with the involvement of three departments, and a lack of funding and cooperation.
27 Jan 2023
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