Your Monday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
If you have a Christmas tree to dispose of, your local Scout troop may be able to help take it off your hands.
Salem Troop 19 is recycling Christmas trees and will pick up from south Salem homes this weekend and next for a suggested $10 donation. You can find the details here and sign up here.
Keizer’s Troop 121 is also collecting trees at Willamette Valley Bank in Keizer, 5140 River Rd. N. on Dec. 30, 31 and Jan. 6 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Their suggested donation is $20. More details are here.
Here’s some of today’s news. You can always find our latest reports anytime on our website.
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Despite low unemployment, Salem-area food pantries are serving more than 18,000 families per month – nearly double the number pre-Covid.
26 Dec 2023
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Despite low unemployment, Salem-area food pantries are serving more than 18,000 families per month – nearly double the number pre-Covid.
26 Dec 2023
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Officials say it’s too soon to determine whether opening dams on the Willamette helped young Chinook salmon and steelhead journey to the Pacific Ocean.
26 Dec 2023
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Officials say it’s too soon to determine whether opening dams on the Willamette helped young Chinook salmon and steelhead journey to the Pacific Ocean.
26 Dec 2023
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Commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved accepting money from the Oregon Health Authority to reimburse treatment providers for costs of mental health and addiction services.
26 Dec 2023
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Commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved accepting money from the Oregon Health Authority to reimburse treatment providers for costs of mental health and addiction services.
26 Dec 2023
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