Pioneering leader who expanded care to homeless Salemites retires
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Fall weather is here in earnest, and our minds are on pumpkins, falling leaves and candy.
We know a number of civic groups, churches and other organizations are planning fall festivals and trunk or treat events.
As we have in previous years, we're planning to put together a list so families know where they can go for candy, Halloween fun and fall celebrations later this month.
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For nearly three decades, Paul Logan worked to make medical, dental and behavioral health more accessible and cohesive at Northwest Human Services. He retires at the end of a tenureu0026hellip;
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