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Tomorrow, March 4, you can learn about the Charrería tradition in Mexico and enjoy a performance of folkloric ballet.
The presentation by Comunidad y Herencia Cultural will begin at 3 p.m. in the Loucks Auditorium at Salem Public Library, 585 Liberty St. S.E. The performance celebrates the final days of the nonprofit’s educational charro outfit exhibit.
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Officers found a 28-year-old man with stab wounds Tuesday morning near Southeast 12th and Rural Streets, according to the Salem Police Department.
2 Mar 2023
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Officers found a 28-year-old man with stab wounds Tuesday morning near Southeast 12th and Rural Streets, according to the Salem Police Department.
2 Mar 2023
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One long-time auto dealership family sells out to another as Dodge franchise in Salem shifts. The dealership has been operating out of its south Salem location since 1963.
2 Mar 2023
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One long-time auto dealership family sells out to another as Dodge franchise in Salem shifts. The dealership has been operating out of its south Salem location since 1963.
2 Mar 2023
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Tribal police arrested Nathan Joyce, 37, in Arlington just over a week after he walked away from the work crew at Cascade Gateway Park.
2 Mar 2023
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Tribal police arrested Nathan Joyce, 37, in Arlington just over a week after he walked away from the work crew at Cascade Gateway Park.
2 Mar 2023
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Julianne Jackson founded Black Joy Oregon to “uplift women of color.” In an interview with Capital Community Media, she explains her life story and the creation of this nonprofit. The…
2 Mar 2023
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Julianne Jackson founded Black Joy Oregon to “uplift women of color.” In an interview with Capital Community Media, she explains her life story and the creation of this nonprofit. The…
2 Mar 2023
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