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Three students at Salem’s Career Technical Education Center received $1,000 worth of tools from a prestigious national scholarship, and a trip to Palm Springs where they were recognized by industry professionals.
Meet students Daniel Mendoza, Julian Moran and Eddie Ceja in our story below.
Also, if you get a bright yellow napkin with your next meal in Salem, take a closer look at it. It has a message for you from local disability advocates, who are hoping to share tips and spark conversations in the community. Hear from the project’s leaders below.
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The auto body program at the Salem-Keizer School District provides real-world experience. Now, three students have tools to launch their careers.
28 Feb 2023
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The auto body program at the Salem-Keizer School District provides real-world experience. Now, three students have tools to launch their careers.
28 Feb 2023
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Shangri-La hopes to spark both conversation and action during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. The Salem nonprofit is orchestrating delivery of napkins that carry advice.
28 Feb 2023
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Shangri-La hopes to spark both conversation and action during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. The Salem nonprofit is orchestrating delivery of napkins that carry advice.
28 Feb 2023
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The decisions came close, first to delay the open of schools in Salem and Keizer and then to close them. Officials at the Salem-Keizer School District explain the behind-the-scenes work…
28 Feb 2023
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The decisions came close, first to delay the open of schools in Salem and Keizer and then to close them. Officials at the Salem-Keizer School District explain the behind-the-scenes work…
28 Feb 2023
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With a scoop of ice cream and a hot mic, advocates for arts and culture organizations made their case for more state funding on Monday, Feb. 27. The event at…
28 Feb 2023
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With a scoop of ice cream and a hot mic, advocates for arts and culture organizations made their case for more state funding on Monday, Feb. 27. The event at…
28 Feb 2023
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Get the inside scoop on stories produced by your local news team at Salem Reporter. Listen to our journalists discuss the news on the air. TODAY: Tension at Chemeketa Community…
28 Feb 2023
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Get the inside scoop on stories produced by your local news team at Salem Reporter. Listen to our journalists discuss the news on the air. TODAY: Tension at Chemeketa Community…
28 Feb 2023
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