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Education is a key issue for both candidates, with Medina supporting more funding for public schools and Cramer supporting a voucher system that would make it easier for parents to…
19 Oct 2022
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Education is a key issue for both candidates, with Medina supporting more funding for public schools and Cramer supporting a voucher system that would make it easier for parents to…
19 Oct 2022
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After a three-year hiatus following the closure of the Salem-Keizer Education Foundation, the black tie award ceremony recognizing educators is coming back.
19 Oct 2022
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After a three-year hiatus following the closure of the Salem-Keizer Education Foundation, the black tie award ceremony recognizing educators is coming back.
19 Oct 2022
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Columnist Pamela Ferrara dives into local data on the availability of child care, and explores why the U.S. hasn’t made public funding for care a priority.
19 Oct 2022
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Columnist Pamela Ferrara dives into local data on the availability of child care, and explores why the U.S. hasn’t made public funding for care a priority.
19 Oct 2022
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Oregon’s economy is challenged by the shift away from a natural resources base, flattening population, and persistent impacts from the pandemic. The top candidates for governor hash out the issues…
19 Oct 2022
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Oregon’s economy is challenged by the shift away from a natural resources base, flattening population, and persistent impacts from the pandemic. The top candidates for governor hash out the issues…
19 Oct 2022
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