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Marion County officials and local nonprofit leaders will gather Friday morning, April 3, for a car parade to raise awareness about child abuse and prevention.

Anyone is welcome to join the event. Participants will gather at the Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th St. N.E., to decorate cars from 7:30 to 8:10 a.m., before driving downtown to the Center for Hope and Safety. Cars should enter the fairgrounds off Northeast Sunnyview Road.

The parade will end at the downtown offices of the Center for Hope and Safety, 605 Center St. N.E., where several speakers will address the audience starting at 9 a.m. More information is here.

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Salem council candidates make their pitches to voters at Town Hall

Four current city councilors and their four challengers took the stage at the Elsinore Theatre Tuesday, March 31, to tell voters what they want to do if elected. The Town…

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U.S. Forest Service to close Portland headquarters, research station, open Salem office

The restructuring at the Forest Service involves closing the 100-year-old Pacific Northwest Research Station and installing a new state director in Salem.

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Nordyke casts herself as transparent, compassionate alternative in mayor’s race

Councilor Vanessa Nordyke, who’s running for mayor, took questions at Salem Reporter’s Town Hall Tuesday, March 31. Mayor Julie Hoy declined to participate as she runs for a second term.…

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6 things to do in Salem this Easter: Egg hunts, vendor market, Easter Bunny photos

Easter events in Salem this week include egg hunts at the Salem Center, Deepwood Museum, Salem’s Riverfront Carousel and more. Some hunts will also have photos with the Easter Bunny,…

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That was among the reactions to our city election Town Hall, held Tuesday, March 31.

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Salem council candidates make their pitches to voters at Town Hall

U.S. Forest Service to close Portland headquarters, research station, open Salem office

Nordyke casts herself as transparent, compassionate alternative in mayor’s race

6 things to do in Salem this Easter: Egg hunts, vendor market, Easter Bunny photos

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