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Have you checked your voter registration?
Tomorrow, Oct. 17, is the last day to register for the Nov. 7 special election which for Salemites includes the payroll tax measure. Registration cards postmarked by the 17th or submitted online no later than 11:59 p.m. are valid.
Ballots will be mailed out Wednesday, and must be returned by 8 p.m. on Election Day.
See the Marion County Election’s office website for information on how to vote, and the voter’s pamphlet. Check or update your registration on Oregon’s My Vote website.
Here’s some of today’s news. You can always find our latest reports anytime of day or night on our website.
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Owen Marksbury, 10, is one of 28 students across the world who will be writing “news for kids, by kids” this school year. He plans to cover topics including climate…
13 Oct 2023
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Owen Marksbury, 10, is one of 28 students across the world who will be writing “news for kids, by kids” this school year. He plans to cover topics including climate…
13 Oct 2023
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Portland General Electric is among the participating companies in a regional hydrogen project spanning Washington and Oregon.
14 Oct 2023
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Portland General Electric is among the participating companies in a regional hydrogen project spanning Washington and Oregon.
14 Oct 2023
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Former staff say they were scared and anxious working for Jamie McLeod-Skinner, while her defenders said she had high expectations but treated staff well.
11 Oct 2023
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Former staff say they were scared and anxious working for Jamie McLeod-Skinner, while her defenders said she had high expectations but treated staff well.
11 Oct 2023
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Joshua Rist, on paid administrative leave, is facing multiple investigations over his conduct with students. The record of his case prompted Salem-Keizer’s school superintendent Tuesday to press for tougher Oregon…
10 Oct 2023
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Joshua Rist, on paid administrative leave, is facing multiple investigations over his conduct with students. The record of his case prompted Salem-Keizer’s school superintendent Tuesday to press for tougher Oregon…
10 Oct 2023
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At Salem Reporter’s Town Hall Wednesday, Salem City Council President Virginia Stapleton argued a wage tax is the best way to fund needed city services, while Preston Mann with Oregon…
12 Oct 2023
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At Salem Reporter’s Town Hall Wednesday, Salem City Council President Virginia Stapleton argued a wage tax is the best way to fund needed city services, while Preston Mann with Oregon…
12 Oct 2023
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