The Latest Stories For You From Salem Reporter
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Local students are back to school this morning after an early start Tuesday for 6th and 9th graders. We’ll have a report later this morning on the start of the year and what’s ahead.
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Young people facing homelessness in rural Polk County usually have to travel to Salem to get help. With a new federal grant to tackle youth homelessness, local agencies are working…
6 Sep 2022
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Young people facing homelessness in rural Polk County usually have to travel to Salem to get help. With a new federal grant to tackle youth homelessness, local agencies are working…
6 Sep 2022
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A guest columnist challenges the decision of Marion County District Attorney Paige Clarkson to keep Salem city records confidential.
5 Sep 2022
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A guest columnist challenges the decision of Marion County District Attorney Paige Clarkson to keep Salem city records confidential.
5 Sep 2022
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After a car crashed into the Salem farmstand Monday morning, fans and neighboring farms have reached out offering to help.
6 Sep 2022
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After a car crashed into the Salem farmstand Monday morning, fans and neighboring farms have reached out offering to help.
6 Sep 2022
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Local birder and natural history author Harry Fuller shares what birds are up to in the Salem area in his “Some Fascinating Things About Birds” column.
6 Sep 2022
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Local birder and natural history author Harry Fuller shares what birds are up to in the Salem area in his “Some Fascinating Things About Birds” column.
6 Sep 2022
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Managing Editor Rachel Alexander shares the background of the latest on efforts to get commercial air service going again in Salem.
6 Sep 2022
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Managing Editor Rachel Alexander shares the background of the latest on efforts to get commercial air service going again in Salem.
6 Sep 2022
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