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It’s hard to believe today is the last day of September, but we regret to inform you that time is marching steadily on. That said, Salem is finally seeing some fall weather, so now might be a great time to pick up a new read at the library or plan your cover crops for a winter garden.
We asked last night for our evening readers, but we’d love to see a photo of any houses in your area that have gotten into the Halloween spirit early. Send your nominations for Spookiest House to Managing Editor Rachel Alexander at [email protected], and let us know where the house is located. (Yes, you can nominate your own decorations.)
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The money will be used for treatment, recovery, harm reduction to keep people alive and support like housing assistance.
29 Sep 2022
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The money will be used for treatment, recovery, harm reduction to keep people alive and support like housing assistance.
29 Sep 2022
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The fair will include fun activities such as pony rides, swimming, live music and more.
29 Sep 2022
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The fair will include fun activities such as pony rides, swimming, live music and more.
29 Sep 2022
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Detectives found eight firearms while searching the family home in Lebanon where the brothers were arrested, Salem police said Thursday.
29 Sep 2022
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Detectives found eight firearms while searching the family home in Lebanon where the brothers were arrested, Salem police said Thursday.
29 Sep 2022
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The land for the latest Boys & Girls Club branch is the former homestead of developer Larry and Jeanette Epping, donated by their children in hopes it will nurture a…
28 Sep 2022
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The land for the latest Boys & Girls Club branch is the former homestead of developer Larry and Jeanette Epping, donated by their children in hopes it will nurture a…
28 Sep 2022
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