Your Wednesday evening update on Salem news
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We’re sharing again our story about a unique way to get out a message – the simple napkin.
The details are in the story below, but Shangri-La has released the list of where these special napkins can be found through March. Go grab one:
Ankeny Vineyard, Salem
Third Avenue Eatery/Baked and Loaded Potatoes/Naked Cat Coffee, Stayton
Beehive Taphouse @ Beehive Station, Salem
Caffe Capri Reed, Salem
Chic Skape, Mt. Angel
Columbia Bank, Salem-Keizer
Cozzie’s NY Deli, Salem
Denny’s, Woodburn
Heroes Tap House, Salem
Keizer Sub Shop, Keizer
Lively Station, Salem
Marion County Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Conference
On Any Sundae, Salem
Rosie’s Mountain Coffee House, Mill City
Route 99, Brooks
Sweetly Baked, Salem
Sewell Sweets, Salem
T-Mobile, Stayton
The Safe Haven at Chemeketa Community College, Salem
Shades of Brew, Salem
The Easy Otter, Salem
Urban Grange, West Salem
Western Oregon University Disability Services, Monmouth
Now for some local news you can trust from Salem Reporter….
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A show featuring traditional klezmer music is scheduled in Salem on Saturday, March 4, to raise money for local efforts to help Ukranian refugees.
1 Mar 2023
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A show featuring traditional klezmer music is scheduled in Salem on Saturday, March 4, to raise money for local efforts to help Ukranian refugees.
1 Mar 2023
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Shangri-La hopes to spark both conversation and action during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. The Salem nonprofit is orchestrating delivery of napkins that carry advice.
28 Feb 2023
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Shangri-La hopes to spark both conversation and action during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. The Salem nonprofit is orchestrating delivery of napkins that carry advice.
28 Feb 2023
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Scientists and conservationists want the Biden administration to ban on federal land the trapping and hunting of beavers, which are natural allies against climate change.
1 Mar 2023
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Scientists and conservationists want the Biden administration to ban on federal land the trapping and hunting of beavers, which are natural allies against climate change.
1 Mar 2023
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