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Starting Monday, kids living along Northeast Lancaster Drive will have a new place to go after school as the latest branch of the Boys & Girls club opens.
The clubhouse has a Salem backstory too – it’s the former homestead of Larry and Jeanette Epping, who came to Salem during the Great Depression following the failure of their North Dakota farm and found success in development. Their children donated the property in hopes it can help raise Salem’s next generation with the love and care they received at home.
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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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The district has $151 million to spend total, with most of it still unclaimed. Much has gone toward hiring new employees to cut elementary class sizes, add school nurses and…
28 Sep 2022
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The district has $151 million to spend total, with most of it still unclaimed. Much has gone toward hiring new employees to cut elementary class sizes, add school nurses and…
28 Sep 2022
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Chomp! Chocolate was honored with an award from economic development group SEDCOR, and is celebrating its first anniversary this weekend.
28 Sep 2022
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Chomp! Chocolate was honored with an award from economic development group SEDCOR, and is celebrating its first anniversary this weekend.
28 Sep 2022
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