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This evening, the Cherriots board will discuss proposals to lower fare in its regional routes and to Wilsonville, and to implement cashless payment.
The moves are part of a larger plan to make public transit more accessible and affordable. Read below for a breakdown of the agenda, and for information on how to participate.
Here are some of our latest reports. You can find more on our website.
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On Thursday, Jan. 26, the Cherriots board will discuss proposals to lower fare on its regional and 1X routes and move to a cashless fare system.
25 Jan 2023
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On Thursday, Jan. 26, the Cherriots board will discuss proposals to lower fare on its regional and 1X routes and move to a cashless fare system.
25 Jan 2023
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With a national grant in hand, Elderberry Wisdom Farm of Salem plans to teach Native American students skills for making their own documentaries.
25 Jan 2023
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With a national grant in hand, Elderberry Wisdom Farm of Salem plans to teach Native American students skills for making their own documentaries.
25 Jan 2023
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A Lincoln City entrepreneur reported false data to the DEQ’s Clean Fuels Program, sold invalid carbon credits and went on a spending spree. An Oregon Capital Chronicle Special Report details…
24 Jan 2023
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A Lincoln City entrepreneur reported false data to the DEQ’s Clean Fuels Program, sold invalid carbon credits and went on a spending spree. An Oregon Capital Chronicle Special Report details…
24 Jan 2023
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