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The city’s long-awaited homeless navigation center is under construction.
The facility is intended to serve as a temporary shelter for 75 people to receive treatment and get ready to move out directly into housing.
City officials say the navigation center is expected to open around February 2023, but some services won’t come until later due to supply chain issues. Find that story below.
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The center is intended to be a temporary shelter for 75 people to receive treatment and prepare to move out directly into housing. Some services at the long-awaited facility won’t…
31 Oct 2022
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The center is intended to be a temporary shelter for 75 people to receive treatment and prepare to move out directly into housing. Some services at the long-awaited facility won’t…
31 Oct 2022
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The local film “Cocaine Snorting Crabs From Outer Space,” will debut at Salem’s Historic Grand this Friday, Nov. 4 at 7 p.m.
31 Oct 2022
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The local film “Cocaine Snorting Crabs From Outer Space,” will debut at Salem’s Historic Grand this Friday, Nov. 4 at 7 p.m.
31 Oct 2022
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31 Oct 2022
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31 Oct 2022
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