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We’re hard at work on our election coverage this week, speaking with candidates in local races to give you the information you need to cast an informed vote.
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With the new financial incentive structure, substitutes for the district can make up to $1,200 extra this school year, on top of their regular hourly pay.
3 Oct 2022
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With the new financial incentive structure, substitutes for the district can make up to $1,200 extra this school year, on top of their regular hourly pay.
3 Oct 2022
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The poll of 620 likely voters from Salem-based Nelson Research showed 33.4% would most likely vote for Drazan, 31.5% for Kotek and 19.2% for nonaffiliated candidate Betsy Johnson. There was…
1 Oct 2022
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The poll of 620 likely voters from Salem-based Nelson Research showed 33.4% would most likely vote for Drazan, 31.5% for Kotek and 19.2% for nonaffiliated candidate Betsy Johnson. There was…
1 Oct 2022
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Following a trial, a federal jury determined a Salem police officer used excessive force when he shot Eleaqia McCrae twice with rubber bullets during a May 2020 protest, causing permanent…
3 Oct 2022
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Following a trial, a federal jury determined a Salem police officer used excessive force when he shot Eleaqia McCrae twice with rubber bullets during a May 2020 protest, causing permanent…
3 Oct 2022
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A West Salem teenager facing challenges is found dead in the Willamette River and the community reacts with care and concern.
3 Oct 2022
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A West Salem teenager facing challenges is found dead in the Willamette River and the community reacts with care and concern.
3 Oct 2022
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