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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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The Salem Pops Orchestra has been playing music through the falling leaves, holiday lights and to welcome spring for the last 60 years. Until everything went quiet. “We emailed but…
9 Aug 2022
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The Salem Pops Orchestra has been playing music through the falling leaves, holiday lights and to welcome spring for the last 60 years. Until everything went quiet. “We emailed but…
9 Aug 2022
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Years of underfunding has lead to a widening gap between what schools need and what they’re getting, a new report says.
10 Aug 2022
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Years of underfunding has lead to a widening gap between what schools need and what they’re getting, a new report says.
10 Aug 2022
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TODAY’S BROADCAST: Rachel Alexander examines why Salem Hospital is suddenly sending patients in transit to other hospitals. This is the first time the tactic has been needed since 2008. Read…
10 Aug 2022
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TODAY’S BROADCAST: Rachel Alexander examines why Salem Hospital is suddenly sending patients in transit to other hospitals. This is the first time the tactic has been needed since 2008. Read…
10 Aug 2022
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