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CORRECTION: Wednesday’s newsletter incorrectly listed the name of Jo Dodge, who will be directing the Pentacle Theatre’s production of “Brighton Beach Memoirs.” Salem Reporter apologizes for the error.
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Oregon School for the Deaf’s “Nightmare Factory” haunted house returns, bringing scares and building community connections. The endeavor funds school improvements and student trips, including a visit to Knott’s Scary…
4 Oct 2023
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Oregon School for the Deaf’s “Nightmare Factory” haunted house returns, bringing scares and building community connections. The endeavor funds school improvements and student trips, including a visit to Knott’s Scary…
4 Oct 2023
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A bird tracking tower installed last year at Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge has tracked birds’ journeys through Salem from as far away as Guatemala and British Columbia.
4 Oct 2023
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A bird tracking tower installed last year at Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge has tracked birds’ journeys through Salem from as far away as Guatemala and British Columbia.
4 Oct 2023
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Commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved adding $100,000 to a contract with Salem Health for Marion County’s Psychiatric Crisis Center to continue providing 24/7 mental health screening services at the hospital’s…
4 Oct 2023
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Commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved adding $100,000 to a contract with Salem Health for Marion County’s Psychiatric Crisis Center to continue providing 24/7 mental health screening services at the hospital’s…
4 Oct 2023
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Voters will decide in November whether the city of Salem can implement a tax to keep police, fire, libraries and homeless services running. City projections show the tax would bring…
4 Oct 2023
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Voters will decide in November whether the city of Salem can implement a tax to keep police, fire, libraries and homeless services running. City projections show the tax would bring…
4 Oct 2023
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A Town Hall open and free to the public will explore issues around Salem’s new wage tax. Salem Reporter is hosting the event Wednesday, Oct. 11, at the Elsinore Theatre at 6 p.m. Voters will get a chance to decide whether the tax stays in November.
Hear from supporters and opponents, get facts about city spending. Salem Reporter journalists will question panelists.
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