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Crystal Apple winners, "forever chemicals" found at Salem airport
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A dozen Salem and Keizer educators were honored with the prestigious Crystal Apple award last night.
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We'll have a rundown and photos of the ceremony later today, but here's a list of those recognized from the 101 nominees.
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Linda Beardsley, instructional mentor, Stephens Middle School
Robert Hunter, teacher, Crossler Middle School
Bryndle Jarvis, teacher, Western Christian School
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Josh Kuor, teacher, Auburn Elementary School
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Kayly Muniz, teacher, Highland Elementary School
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Jaimie Murphy, teacher, McNary High School
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Yenisei Perez-Tovar, school office specialist, Lamb Elementary School
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Lilia Reyes, school testing specialist, McKay High School
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Martha Specht, teacher, Washington Elementary School
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Brittany Stanley, school office specialist, Schiele Elementary School
Michael Weis, teacher, West Salem High School
Jennifer D. Wilson, instructional support assistant, Parrish Middle School
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Here's some of today's news. Catch our latest reporting anytime on our website.
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The city of Salem has begun an investigation into PFAS, a group of so-called forever chemicals, at the Salem-Willamette Valley Airport. The toxic substances have been found in the soil…
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Julio Sanchez-Sanchez, 38, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for shooting and killing 29-year-old Ricardo Lopez-Cruz, who was previously convicted of attempting to sexually abuse Sanchez-Sanchez’ young relative.
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Salem’s budget committee unanimously approved an updated budget proposal on Wednesday for next fiscal year restoring library, parks and Center 50+ jobs that were expected to be cut if voters…
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State Sen. Kim Thatcher, R-Keizer, is a primary author of a bill to make it easier for wrongfully convicted Oregonians to get compensation.
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Events in Salem this week include a folk music lineup at Blast Off Vintage, a birthday celebration for Salem’s Riverfront Carousel and a comedy show criticizing horror movies.
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