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Our fair city has been overrun with kittens, local rescuers say – a consequence of the pandemic pause in spay and neuter surgeries that left many more cats reproducing. We take a look at the issue below, and Salem Friends of Felines’ efforts to help.
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Salem Friends of Felines recently sterilized their 1000th cat as part of a new weekly spay and neuter clinic set up to help clear a pandemic backlog. Local rescues say…
10 Aug 2022
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Salem Friends of Felines recently sterilized their 1000th cat as part of a new weekly spay and neuter clinic set up to help clear a pandemic backlog. Local rescues say…
10 Aug 2022
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The vote prohibits visitors from conceal carrying on school property and comes after Senate Bill 554 passed in 2021 allowing districts to set their own policies in regards to banning…
10 Aug 2022
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The vote prohibits visitors from conceal carrying on school property and comes after Senate Bill 554 passed in 2021 allowing districts to set their own policies in regards to banning…
10 Aug 2022
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The single case in Marion County is one of 89 confirmed and presumptive cases of monkeypox detected statewide.
10 Aug 2022
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The single case in Marion County is one of 89 confirmed and presumptive cases of monkeypox detected statewide.
10 Aug 2022
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The city of Salem Friday refused to release public records sought by Salem Reporter of events leading up to the retirement of Deputy Chief Steve Bellshaw. Awarded extra public money,…
9 Aug 2022
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The city of Salem Friday refused to release public records sought by Salem Reporter of events leading up to the retirement of Deputy Chief Steve Bellshaw. Awarded extra public money,…
9 Aug 2022
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