Snow in forecast, Salem Latinos react to immigration policies
Good evening, Salem.
Icy roads and Oregon drivers can be a perilous combination.
Snow is in the forecast overnight, and while it's not likely to stick around, cold temperatures and slick roads may be in the cards.
If local schools start late Wednesday, the Salem-Keizer School District will notify families through ParentSquare and on social media channels, generally by 5:30 a.m. Schools will start at these times, which are one hour later than regular Wednesday start times. More information is on the district website.
We'll keep an eye on the roads as weather develops, and you can find more information about snowy weather resources in our story below.
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Many Latino immigrants with a long history in Salem said they're not afraid of new policies aiming to step up immigration enforcement. Organizations serving immigrant families say they're focused on…
Jaden Robertson, 17, went missing from Salem almost a week ago on Jan. 30. The Oregon Department of Human Services said in a statement that she is likely in danger.
Snow showers are likely Tuesday night, with a forecasted low temperature of 30 degrees according to the National Weather Service. The service has put out an advisory for slick roads.
Greg Smith, a Republican state representative from Heppner, ran a state business advising center for 20 years. The center closed recently as Smith's contract was terminated.
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