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Today is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and Salem has several educational and volunteer opportunities dedicated to his life and work.
Salemites this week can join volunteer events, guest lectures, park cleanups and a car march in celebration of King. Find that story below.
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As legislators return to the Oregon Capitol, city leaders are pushing for bills that would help Salem balance its budget and get regular payments from the state for the extra…
13 Jan 2023
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As legislators return to the Oregon Capitol, city leaders are pushing for bills that would help Salem balance its budget and get regular payments from the state for the extra…
13 Jan 2023
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People can sign up online to provide testimony for a bill as soon as it is scheduled for a public hearing. Paper sign-up sheets won’t be available at the Capitol…
13 Jan 2023
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People can sign up online to provide testimony for a bill as soon as it is scheduled for a public hearing. Paper sign-up sheets won’t be available at the Capitol…
13 Jan 2023
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Monday, Jan. 16 is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and Salem plans to celebrate his life with volunteer events, guest lectures and a car march.
13 Jan 2023
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Monday, Jan. 16 is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and Salem plans to celebrate his life with volunteer events, guest lectures and a car march.
13 Jan 2023
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