Your Tuesday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
Having your voice heard at the Capitol isn’t as hard as it may seem. While lobbyists are paid to push their agendas, legislators know who puts them in office – the voter.
So, we’re sharing again our story on how you can participate and speak up on issues that are vital to you. You have weeks and weeks to hone your own skills at persuading legislators to your viewpoint.
You can always find all our latest coverage on our website. Here’s some of today’s news, including a story about a missing Salem teenager. He was found on the coast hours after Salem police put out the call for help. We generally produce missing person stories when authorities get involved and are asking for community help.
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The Salem Police Department on Tuesday afternoon asked for the public’s help in finding a missing 17-year-old named Warren.
17 Jan 2023
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The Salem Police Department on Tuesday afternoon asked for the public’s help in finding a missing 17-year-old named Warren.
17 Jan 2023
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People can sign up online to provide testimony for a bill as soon as it is scheduled for a public hearing. Paper sign-up sheets won’t be available at the Capitol…
13 Jan 2023
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People can sign up online to provide testimony for a bill as soon as it is scheduled for a public hearing. Paper sign-up sheets won’t be available at the Capitol…
13 Jan 2023
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Get the inside scoop on stories produced by your local news team at Salem Reporter. Listen to our journalists discuss the news on the air. TODAY: Flying out of Salem,…
17 Jan 2023
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Get the inside scoop on stories produced by your local news team at Salem Reporter. Listen to our journalists discuss the news on the air. TODAY: Flying out of Salem,…
17 Jan 2023
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