Your Friday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife’s annual stamp contest is upon us, and you have a chance to see submissions this weekend.
Every year, the state agency sponsors three art contests for new work to adorn collector stamps: the Habitat Conservation Stamp, the Waterfowl Stamp and the Upland Game Bird Stamp.
Salem Reporter’s Managing Editor Rachel Alexander will be among the judges of this year’s contest Saturday morning at the Bush Barn Art Center, 600 Mission St. S.E. in Bush’s Pasture Park. Come check out the artwork in a special show following judging from 12-4 p.m.
Also, a reminder that Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 5. Set your clocks back one hour and enjoy the extra hour of sleep before winter darkness sets in.
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New gallery shows and several artist events are coming to Salem this month, including a wildlife stamp competition and celebrations of Japanese culture.
3 Nov 2023
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New gallery shows and several artist events are coming to Salem this month, including a wildlife stamp competition and celebrations of Japanese culture.
3 Nov 2023
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Listen to the stories of a punk rock legend, take home a new quilt or dust off your skates this weekend in Salem.
2 Nov 2023
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Listen to the stories of a punk rock legend, take home a new quilt or dust off your skates this weekend in Salem.
2 Nov 2023
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Oregonians who buy individual health insurance can start shopping for plans. Premiums are up 6% on average.
2 Nov 2023
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Oregonians who buy individual health insurance can start shopping for plans. Premiums are up 6% on average.
2 Nov 2023
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Commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved adding about $1.97 million of state money to an agreement with the Oregon Health Authority for public health services. The new contract totals $6.96 million…
3 Nov 2023
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Commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved adding about $1.97 million of state money to an agreement with the Oregon Health Authority for public health services. The new contract totals $6.96 million…
3 Nov 2023
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