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The city of Salem has announced its 2023 lineup for Movies in the Park, with five shows slated for the summer series.
Salemites will once again get to watch movies on a 24-foot screen from a seat in the grass at Riverfront Park. The program is now shifting to Friday night shows at the Gerry Frank | Salem Rotary Amphitheater.
The current schedule:
– June 30 – Strange World (PG)
– July 14 – Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (PG)
– July 28 – Wakanda Forever (PG-13)
– August 11 – The Bad Guys (PG)
– August 25 – Minions: The Rise of Gru (PG)
We’ll remind you as we get closer to to the shows. Here are some of our latest reports. You can find more on our website.
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Travel Salem has received a $50,000 grant from the state to develop outdoor recreation in Santiam Canyon, part of a long-term effort to attract visitors and help the area recover…
21 Feb 2023
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Travel Salem has received a $50,000 grant from the state to develop outdoor recreation in Santiam Canyon, part of a long-term effort to attract visitors and help the area recover…
21 Feb 2023
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AT THE CAPITOL: A proposal from several Democrats and environmentalists would mandate the Oregon state pension fund to divest billions in fossil fuel holdings
21 Feb 2023
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AT THE CAPITOL: A proposal from several Democrats and environmentalists would mandate the Oregon state pension fund to divest billions in fossil fuel holdings
21 Feb 2023
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Greg Smith, a state legislator who has managed the Treasure Valley Reload Center since it was a concept, is resigning from the project team, effective Feb. 28, according to an…
21 Feb 2023
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Greg Smith, a state legislator who has managed the Treasure Valley Reload Center since it was a concept, is resigning from the project team, effective Feb. 28, according to an…
21 Feb 2023
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