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There’s still time to register to run around Riverfront Park dressed as a superhero.

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CASA of Marion County, a nonprofit that provides advocates for children in foster care, is hosting its annual Superhero Run at Riverfront Park this Saturday, June 20. There are three race options, and costumes are strongly encouraged for both kids and adults.

Races include a free one-mile run, and ticketed 5k and 10k races, which are each $45 to participate in. Along with the races, there will be adult and youth costume contests and a festival with booths, food and other fun to enjoy until 1 p.m.

The races all start at 9 a.m., and registration and tickets are available online until June 20. Check-in for races starts at 7 a.m. at the Rotary Pavilion in Riverfront Park, located at 200 Water St. N.E.

For more registration or information about the event, click the website here.

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Two Roseburg men arrested, released after disrupting Salem Pride event

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Northeast residents angry as fiber-optic installation encroaches on private property

Residents in northeast Salem say contracted work crews installing fiber-optic cables for Ezee Fiber, a Texas-based internet service provider with offices in the Pacific Northwest, are invading private property and…

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PHOTO GALLERY: Salem Pride parade, block party draws thousands

See photos from the Salem Capital Pride parade and block party on Saturday, June 13. The popular event brought live performances and free activities to the heart of downtown Salem.…

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Two Roseburg men arrested, released after disrupting Salem Pride event

Northeast residents angry as fiber-optic installation encroaches on private property

PHOTO GALLERY: Salem Pride parade, block party draws thousands

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