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This afternoon, community members can stop by the ARCHES Lodge for a free family-sized box of food provided by the Urban League of Portland.
The “Feed the Folks” event aims to provide a quality, nutritious meal to food insecure people in the community. This year’s provided meal box will include milk, cheese, butter, pasta, bread, pie and a gift card for a whole turkey.
The Tuesday, Nov. 14, event will be from noon to 3 p.m. at ARCHES Lodge, 1875 Fisher Rd. N.E.
To register to receive a box, visit the league’s website.
“My thanks to Jimmy Jones and the Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency for joining the Urban League’s Feed the Feed for first time. It’s always a good day to stand with a leader in Marion- and Polk Counties who combats the causes of poverty as we do,” said league President Harmon Johnson in a statement.
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With a commercial kitchen planned to open next fall, Church at the Park hopes to bring its food services in-house and provide young shelter residents with commercial food training to…
13 Nov 2023
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With a commercial kitchen planned to open next fall, Church at the Park hopes to bring its food services in-house and provide young shelter residents with commercial food training to…
13 Nov 2023
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Jeffrey Keniston resigned on Oct. 5 from the Aumsville Police Department after state officials found he used his authority to gain a sexual relationship with a domestic violence victim while…
13 Nov 2023
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Jeffrey Keniston resigned on Oct. 5 from the Aumsville Police Department after state officials found he used his authority to gain a sexual relationship with a domestic violence victim while…
13 Nov 2023
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Employees of three Mount Adams Fruit packing facilities in the Columbia River Gorge say they want safer conditions, better treatment and pay.
13 Nov 2023
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Employees of three Mount Adams Fruit packing facilities in the Columbia River Gorge say they want safer conditions, better treatment and pay.
13 Nov 2023
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Local birder and natural history author Harry Fuller shares what birds are up to in the Salem area in his “Some Fascinating Things About Birds” column.
13 Nov 2023
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Local birder and natural history author Harry Fuller shares what birds are up to in the Salem area in his “Some Fascinating Things About Birds” column.
13 Nov 2023
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