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Cherriots leaders hope to significantly improve transit access over the next 20 years.
After over a year of meeting with community members, the transit agency has put together a long-range transit plan with goals that include bus service to Albany and more frequent local routes.
The Cherriots board will vote on the plan this evening, which does not yet have funding allocated. Read below for more on what’s in it.
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Agency leaders said a long-range plan the board will consider Thursday is a first step toward building more robust public transit serving Oregon’s capital. Whether the agency’s plans will happen…
14 Dec 2022
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Agency leaders said a long-range plan the board will consider Thursday is a first step toward building more robust public transit serving Oregon’s capital. Whether the agency’s plans will happen…
14 Dec 2022
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Without adequate funding for detox facilities for withdrawal management, residential treatment and recovery housing, people inside Oregon’s addiction treatment system say the state’s burgeoning peer workforce amounts to a pipeline…
14 Dec 2022
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Without adequate funding for detox facilities for withdrawal management, residential treatment and recovery housing, people inside Oregon’s addiction treatment system say the state’s burgeoning peer workforce amounts to a pipeline…
14 Dec 2022
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Pause a few moments and get the inside scoop on stories produced by your local news team at Salem Reporter. Click and listen anytime. TODAY: Salem Health finds itself the…
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