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The Salem City Council will meet Monday to consider a 3% raise for all sworn officers in the city’s police department.
The vote comes as the department faces continuing hiring challenges and a staffing shortage, according to the council agenda. Watch for a preview today.
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Ideal Option began providing medication-assisted treatment at the jail in early January, paid for by $924,000 state grant from Measure 110 funding.
9 Feb 2023
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Ideal Option began providing medication-assisted treatment at the jail in early January, paid for by $924,000 state grant from Measure 110 funding.
9 Feb 2023
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The Salem Audubon Society’s most popular webinar returns on Saturday, Feb. 11 to teach Salemites how to identify Oregon hawks, eagles, vultures and more.
9 Feb 2023
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The Salem Audubon Society’s most popular webinar returns on Saturday, Feb. 11 to teach Salemites how to identify Oregon hawks, eagles, vultures and more.
9 Feb 2023
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Over three years after a shooting at the bar left a woman dead and a man injured, police now say a third person was shot during the incident.
9 Feb 2023
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Over three years after a shooting at the bar left a woman dead and a man injured, police now say a third person was shot during the incident.
9 Feb 2023
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