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A year after the city of Salem halted plans to create a crisis response team, councilors on Monday will vote on asking city employees to move forward with finding funding…
26 Sep 2022
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A year after the city of Salem halted plans to create a crisis response team, councilors on Monday will vote on asking city employees to move forward with finding funding…
26 Sep 2022
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Experts told a state House committee that the state also needs more available land, more units and a cut in development costs.
26 Sep 2022
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Experts told a state House committee that the state also needs more available land, more units and a cut in development costs.
26 Sep 2022
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Candidates Kim Thatcher (R) and Richard Walsh (D) are vying for the seat.
26 Sep 2022
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Candidates Kim Thatcher (R) and Richard Walsh (D) are vying for the seat.
26 Sep 2022
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Created in 2018, Marion County’s Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion Program is intended to get people who are homeless or struggling with addiction away from the criminal justice system, and into…
21 Sep 2022
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Created in 2018, Marion County’s Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion Program is intended to get people who are homeless or struggling with addiction away from the criminal justice system, and into…
21 Sep 2022
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