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Leaders of three Salem neighborhood groups will speak next month about building a healthy life for kids in the community.

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The panel entitled “Strengthening Famillies” will bring together leaders of the Kennedy, Highland and Hallman-Northgate family councils on Thursday, May 2 from 8-9:30 a.m. People can attend in person and enjoy a free breakfast at the Catholic Community Services Seymour Center’s Bonaventure Room, 3737 Portland Rd. N.E., or watch virtually via Zoom. Register online HERE.

The event will be hosted by Community Business and Education Leaders, a collaboration started in 2019 to address family and educational needs within the Salem-Keizer School District.

Strengthening families “is about adopting five protective factors that enable children to thrive, enhancing child development and reducing child abuse and neglect,” according to an event listing. “Come help us embrace local change.”

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EVENTS: Junk Hunt, art demo and skating on Salem’s weekend schedule

Live comedy, music and theater are all on the bill this weekend in Salem. Here’s your guide to Salem events from Friday, April 12, to Sunday, April 14. Shopping Vintage…

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Julie Hoy’s efforts to promote tire business prompted city ethics warning

In February, Salem City Councilor Julie Hoy’s push for the city to consider business with a local tire provider was met with a reminder from City Manager Keith Stahley about…

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Constitution, conscience, constituents, caucus guide new Oregon Senate GOP leader Daniel Bonham

Sen. Daniel Bonham will take over leading the Senate Republican caucus from Bend Republican Tim Knopp on April 15. Both are barred from running for reelection.

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Salem schools will lose about 300 educators under budget cutting plan

Sports, music, art, dual language and career education programs won’t see cuts as the Salem-Keizer School District sheds about 7% of its workforce, Superintendent Andrea Castañeda said.

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EVENTS: Junk Hunt, art demo and skating on Salem’s weekend schedule

Julie Hoy’s efforts to promote tire business prompted city ethics warning

Constitution, conscience, constituents, caucus guide new Oregon Senate GOP leader Daniel Bonham

Salem schools will lose about 300 educators under budget cutting plan

Salem Reporter’s principles

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