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We’ll be bringing you some photos from the state fair later this week, but for now, here’s a catch up of some recent local news.
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With more hot weather coming, Gov. Kate Brown puts the entire state on an emergency footing for wildfires.
28 Aug 2022
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With more hot weather coming, Gov. Kate Brown puts the entire state on an emergency footing for wildfires.
28 Aug 2022
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After Ranch Records closed its doors in 2020, a trio of local music lovers figured they needed to take matters into their own hands if they wanted a better music…
26 Aug 2022
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After Ranch Records closed its doors in 2020, a trio of local music lovers figured they needed to take matters into their own hands if they wanted a better music…
26 Aug 2022
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Until Sept. 23, you can buy children’s books at the Book Bin to be placed in 11 free libraries serving kids in east Salem, who live far from the city’s…
26 Aug 2022
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Until Sept. 23, you can buy children’s books at the Book Bin to be placed in 11 free libraries serving kids in east Salem, who live far from the city’s…
26 Aug 2022
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The Oregon Elections Division announced Thursday it had verified enough signatures on her nominating petitions to be in the race.
26 Aug 2022
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The Oregon Elections Division announced Thursday it had verified enough signatures on her nominating petitions to be in the race.
26 Aug 2022
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A recent bankruptcy filing by the parent company of Aha! airlines won’t change the timeline for potential Salem air service, city and business leaders said, as other larger airlines are…
25 Aug 2022
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A recent bankruptcy filing by the parent company of Aha! airlines won’t change the timeline for potential Salem air service, city and business leaders said, as other larger airlines are…
25 Aug 2022
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