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Yesterday, Salem celebrated the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with volunteer work throughout the city and several events.
The Salem-Keizer NAACP event included speakers and student performers from the Salem area. Featured keynote speaker Dr. Rev. Osagyefo Sekou spoke about King’s legacy and the importance of supporting the next generation of activists.
We’ll post that event coverage later today.
Here are some of our latest reports. You can find more on our website.
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A group of around 50 Salemites spent their Monday morning off pulling weeds and planting trees.
16 Jan 2023
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A group of around 50 Salemites spent their Monday morning off pulling weeds and planting trees.
16 Jan 2023
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The home that houses Silverton Cat Rescue, which was occupied at the time of the fire, was a total loss. The organization typically takes in cats from Silverton and the…
16 Jan 2023
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The home that houses Silverton Cat Rescue, which was occupied at the time of the fire, was a total loss. The organization typically takes in cats from Silverton and the…
16 Jan 2023
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The Oregon Department of Education has updated its guidance to schools for how to support and protect LGBTQ students.
16 Jan 2023
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The Oregon Department of Education has updated its guidance to schools for how to support and protect LGBTQ students.
16 Jan 2023
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