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Folks in search of a new job can find a one-stop shop for information on employment opportunities next week at the Salem Center Mall.
A multi-employer job fair, hosted by Goodwill Job Connection, features a variety of openings for full-time and part-time employees. Employers will be available to meet at the fair.
The event is scheduled for Tuesday, March 28, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the mall, 401 Center St. N.E. You can learn more by contacting Kevin Peterson, 503-365-9363 or [email protected].
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The funding will replace a walking path wrecked by a fallen tree, develop a mural, add seating and more.
20 Mar 2023
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The funding will replace a walking path wrecked by a fallen tree, develop a mural, add seating and more.
20 Mar 2023
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BIRDS IN SALEM: A colony of great blue herons has populated a grove visible from Interstate 5 in Salem. The days are over of using herons as a source of…
20 Mar 2023
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BIRDS IN SALEM: A colony of great blue herons has populated a grove visible from Interstate 5 in Salem. The days are over of using herons as a source of…
20 Mar 2023
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Fire officials are investigating the cause of a fire in the Metropolitan Building on Northeast Liberty Street in downtown Salem that was reported on Friday, March 17.
18 Mar 2023
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Fire officials are investigating the cause of a fire in the Metropolitan Building on Northeast Liberty Street in downtown Salem that was reported on Friday, March 17.
18 Mar 2023
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