Your Thursday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
There’s an opportunity coming up to see the city’s most unique car collection for a good cause.
For one afternoon only, the Brothers Car Collection – a group of over 600 muscle cars held in private collection – is opening to help raise money for a remodel and expansion of Salem’s SafeSleep United Shelter.
The women’s shelter is expanding this year, adding two bathrooms and more space to host up to 40 women at a time, shelter manager Lynelle Wilcox said. Currently, they have space for just 19.
The event is Sunday, Jan. 22 from 1-4:30 p.m, with tickets at $75. To learn more or buy tickets, see the flier here.
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The budget committee met Wednesday evening to discuss the next five years of funding firefighters, city streets and more. “We literally have wrung this system and organization dry,” said City…
12 Jan 2023
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The budget committee met Wednesday evening to discuss the next five years of funding firefighters, city streets and more. “We literally have wrung this system and organization dry,” said City…
12 Jan 2023
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Up to $1 billion in federal funding for broadband could be coming to the state.
12 Jan 2023
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Up to $1 billion in federal funding for broadband could be coming to the state.
12 Jan 2023
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Mitchell Daniel Kuenzi, 23, was declared dead at the scene of the crash near Northeast Downs Road Wednesday morning, according to the Oregon State Police.
12 Jan 2023
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Mitchell Daniel Kuenzi, 23, was declared dead at the scene of the crash near Northeast Downs Road Wednesday morning, according to the Oregon State Police.
12 Jan 2023
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