Your Wednesday evening update on Salem news
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Marion County Commissioners on Wednesday unanimously selected a 15-year veteran of the Sheriff’s Office as the county’s next top law enforcement officer.
Lt. Nicholas Hunter will serve as sheriff for the remainder of Sheriff Joe Kast’s term. He most recently led the enforcement division. You can read more about him in our article below.
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Marion County Commissioners on Wednesday appointed Lt. Nicholas Hunter to complete the term of Sheriff Joe Kast, who plans to retire at the end of June. Hunter most recently oversaw…
7 Jun 2023
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Marion County Commissioners on Wednesday appointed Lt. Nicholas Hunter to complete the term of Sheriff Joe Kast, who plans to retire at the end of June. Hunter most recently oversaw…
7 Jun 2023
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The state agency had received three prior reports about Trever Ball, who formerly coached Viking girls basketball, but said none contained enough detail to open an investigation.
7 Jun 2023
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The state agency had received three prior reports about Trever Ball, who formerly coached Viking girls basketball, but said none contained enough detail to open an investigation.
7 Jun 2023
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Bills to help wildfire response, expand health care access and prevent homelessness for Oregonians remain in jeopardy as neither side budges over a month after the Republican walkout began.
7 Jun 2023
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Bills to help wildfire response, expand health care access and prevent homelessness for Oregonians remain in jeopardy as neither side budges over a month after the Republican walkout began.
7 Jun 2023
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