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A Salem man has been charged with a bias crime for assaulting and seriously injuring a Ukrainian refugee in May because of his national origin.
The victim told police he and his wife moved to the U.S. in April as refugees, and was living with family in Keizer. He told police he was blinded in one eye as a result of an attack from a man who was saying slurs and insulting Ukrainians, according to records.
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Salem Reporter is launching a fundraising drive, asking readers to help with a $4,000 bill from the city of Salem – for public documents about a never-done city investigation.
13 Nov 2022
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Salem Reporter is launching a fundraising drive, asking readers to help with a $4,000 bill from the city of Salem – for public documents about a never-done city investigation.
13 Nov 2022
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Boris Miroshnichencko, 41, was charged with seriously injuring a man in May who told police he was blinded in one eye from the attack.
11 Nov 2022
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Boris Miroshnichencko, 41, was charged with seriously injuring a man in May who told police he was blinded in one eye from the attack.
11 Nov 2022
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A 12-year-old boy was responsible for threats posted on Snapchat over the weekend against Parrish and Houck middle schools, police said. The threats were not credible.
13 Nov 2022
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A 12-year-old boy was responsible for threats posted on Snapchat over the weekend against Parrish and Houck middle schools, police said. The threats were not credible.
13 Nov 2022
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Kristen Grainger & True North will be featured on a new national compilation album called “Hope Rises II” which highlights songs about social justice issues.
11 Nov 2022
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Kristen Grainger & True North will be featured on a new national compilation album called “Hope Rises II” which highlights songs about social justice issues.
11 Nov 2022
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11 Nov 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: The city’s big bill for…
11 Nov 2022
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The county will use state money to staff four teams of mental health workers to respond to lower-risk crisis calls around the county, including in Salem city limits. County officials…
9 Nov 2022
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The county will use state money to staff four teams of mental health workers to respond to lower-risk crisis calls around the county, including in Salem city limits. County officials…
9 Nov 2022
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