Your Tuesday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
One of Salem’s best kept secrets kicks off tonight – Theatre 33’s summer play season.
The annual festival stages pared-down productions and readings of brand new plays from Pacific Northwest playwrights. Want to see a haunting musical mystery set in Astoria? How about comedy-drama about caring for an aging parent with dementia?
Those productions and more are on tap. Most shows are on the Willamette University campus, though some readings are at other locations around town.
Hailey Cook previewed this season for us earlier in the summer – read her summary here.
Tickets are donation-based, and you can browse the schedule or reserve them online here.
Here’s some of today’s news. Head to our website anytime to find the latest about Salem.
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Travel Salem is currently negotiating with a new airline and raising money for a revenue guarantee of $1 to $3 million. City councilors on Monday gave little indication of how…
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Peter Frajola, a Salem native, retires from the Oregon Symphony where he played violin for four decades, continuing the legacy of his parents who were also symphony violinists.
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After funding changes at the Oregon State Marine Board, Polk County has terminated its patrol on the Willamette and Marion County will assume responsibilities.
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The governor signed five new laws Monday meant to spur the construction of ‘middle housing’ and to make it easier for developers to build quickly.
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