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Applications are now open to participate in the 2023 Englewood Forest Festival. The summertime event celebrates environmental awareness and community connection, and is seeking local artists, craftspeople, performers and nonprofits to join the festivities.
The event will be on Saturday, August 12 at Englewood Park, 1260 19th St., N.E.
For more information, or to apply, visit englewoodforestfestival.org
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Communidad Y Herencia Cultural and the Casa de Cultura Tlanese performed and put on demonstrations of classic Mexican dances and skills on Saturday, March 4. The event at the Salem…
6 Mar 2023
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Communidad Y Herencia Cultural and the Casa de Cultura Tlanese performed and put on demonstrations of classic Mexican dances and skills on Saturday, March 4. The event at the Salem…
6 Mar 2023
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The Oregon Homeowner Assistance Fund, which offers aid to homeowners who were impacted financially by the pandemic, will resume accepting applications on Wednesday, March 8.
6 Mar 2023
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The Oregon Homeowner Assistance Fund, which offers aid to homeowners who were impacted financially by the pandemic, will resume accepting applications on Wednesday, March 8.
6 Mar 2023
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Police say Javier Juarez shot at Daniel Garcia’s van after Garcia followed him from a Salem bar Sunday afternoon and rammed his car in a parking lot. Several businesses in…
6 Mar 2023
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Police say Javier Juarez shot at Daniel Garcia’s van after Garcia followed him from a Salem bar Sunday afternoon and rammed his car in a parking lot. Several businesses in…
6 Mar 2023
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