Your Wednesday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
Looking for a temporary job? The Oregon State Fair is hiring.
Fair managers are holding a hiring event Saturday, Aug. 5, at the Pavilion located inside the state fairgrounds off Northeast Sunnyview Road.
The event begins at 9 a.m., and applicants should bring an ID and a social security card, birth certificate or passport with them. Managers can hire on the spot.
Applicants must be at least 16 for games and food positions, and 18 for carnival ride positions. The fair runs Aug. 25-Sept. 4. More information is available on the fair website.
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Commissioners on Wednesday approved a plan for spending federal money on housing services such as down payment assistance and building new affordable homes.
2 Aug 2023
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Commissioners on Wednesday approved a plan for spending federal money on housing services such as down payment assistance and building new affordable homes.
2 Aug 2023
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Current or past members of the Oregon Health Plan, the state’s Medicaid system, may have had personal information exposed to hackers.
2 Aug 2023
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Current or past members of the Oregon Health Plan, the state’s Medicaid system, may have had personal information exposed to hackers.
2 Aug 2023
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A crop of semi-competitive zucchini racers turned out at Salem’s Center 50+ Tuesday night to test their engineering and art skills as they made squash into cars and raced down…
2 Aug 2023
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A crop of semi-competitive zucchini racers turned out at Salem’s Center 50+ Tuesday night to test their engineering and art skills as they made squash into cars and raced down…
2 Aug 2023
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“Each morning I can find several bumblebees so intoxicated on the gooseneck nectar that they have fallen asleep, clutching the blooms tightly, all night long,” columnist Harry Fuller writes.
2 Aug 2023
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“Each morning I can find several bumblebees so intoxicated on the gooseneck nectar that they have fallen asleep, clutching the blooms tightly, all night long,” columnist Harry Fuller writes.
2 Aug 2023
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