Evictions up in Oregon, Eagle Charter students showcase work
Good morning, Salem.
We've spent the past day gathering accounts of the Union Gospel Mission mass stabbing Sunday night. As a community service, we're making that work free for all and have included it below.
On a lighter note, if the summer weather has your creative juices flowing, Artists in Action might be looking for your talents.
The Salem nonprofit is registering artists to participate in its annual Paint and Write the Town Event. Participating artists submit works created at various outdoor locations over the summer, including natural areas, wineries and farms. Works are shown at a gallery in the fall.
Registration is open and artwork must be submitted by Sept. 10. More information is available on the AIA website.
Here's some of today's news. Catch our latest reporting anytime on our website.
Tony L. Williams, 42, of Bend, will appear in court Monday afternoon on assault charges. Staff reported the assailant was checking into the men's mission when he became agitated and…
Staff and residents at Salem’s Union Gospel Mission said Monday they were praying for the Bend man accused of stabbing 12 people Sunday evening at Salem's largest shelter. Five remained…
Many services currently housed at the Salem Civic Center including the municipal court and customer service department will be temporarily moved this summer as the civic center seismic retrofit project…
Students at Eagle Charter School sold and displayed the projects they spent months working on as part of a program that combines civic engagement and giving back to the community.…
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