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Two local teacher unions recently surveyed over 1,200 Salem-Keizer School District employees about the frequency of violent attacks by students in schools. We’ll have a story for you today on the findings of that survey.
Meantime, the Elsinore Theatre is slated to host a five-act concert this Saturday, a joint fundraiser for the Salem Art Association and the Salem Multicultural Institute. Find that story below.
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Hours after two people broke into Indigo Wellness Center in late February, a pair ransacked RiverCity Rock Star Academy nearly three miles south.
9 Mar 2023
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Hours after two people broke into Indigo Wellness Center in late February, a pair ransacked RiverCity Rock Star Academy nearly three miles south.
9 Mar 2023
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The Salem City Council meets Monday, March 13, to consider the potential for denser housing in the South Central neighborhood, state funding for a homeless navigation center and advancing parking…
9 Mar 2023
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The Salem City Council meets Monday, March 13, to consider the potential for denser housing in the South Central neighborhood, state funding for a homeless navigation center and advancing parking…
9 Mar 2023
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No matter your preference in music, you’re likely to find something of interest in an unusual show on Saturday, March 11. The Salem Art Association and the Salem Multicultural Institute…
9 Mar 2023
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No matter your preference in music, you’re likely to find something of interest in an unusual show on Saturday, March 11. The Salem Art Association and the Salem Multicultural Institute…
9 Mar 2023
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