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Since retiring from education, a Salem artist has committed to helping those in need by way of a Ukrainian tradition.
Jennifer Orr has raised over $1,600 for war refugees in Salem by selling dozens of pysanky eggs. The vibrant art pieces are made by drawing on an egg shell with wax and dipping them in dye. Find that story below.
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The Salem-Keizer School District said the 2022 graduation rate was an improvement from pre-pandemic levels for years 2018-19.
26 Jan 2023
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The Salem-Keizer School District said the 2022 graduation rate was an improvement from pre-pandemic levels for years 2018-19.
26 Jan 2023
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Jenny Orr first learned how to make pysanky eggs, decorated in Ukrainian tradition, from friends in high school. Now retired, she has raised over $1,600 for war refugees in Salem…
26 Jan 2023
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Jenny Orr first learned how to make pysanky eggs, decorated in Ukrainian tradition, from friends in high school. Now retired, she has raised over $1,600 for war refugees in Salem…
26 Jan 2023
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In a ceremony, students and staff at Auburn Elementary School celebrate recognition for efforts to unify all students in activities. Special Olympics Oregon cited the school.
26 Jan 2023
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In a ceremony, students and staff at Auburn Elementary School celebrate recognition for efforts to unify all students in activities. Special Olympics Oregon cited the school.
26 Jan 2023
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