Your Wednesday evening update on Salem news
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You might see purple lights across the Union Street Bridge in Salem starting tonight. The city is lighting the bridge at the request of the Brenneman family, in honor of their child who was found drowned in the Willamette River after going missing in mid-September.
The lighting coincides with several events in Salem this weekend focused on suicide prevention and mental health support. We have more details below.
Here’s a bit of today’s news. Catch all Salem Reporter’s stories anytime on our website.
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Salem organizations are observing Mental Health Awareness Week with a suicide prevention march and the annual “Choose to Stay” event at Sprague raising money for the Aaron Brown memorial scholarship.
5 Oct 2022
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Salem organizations are observing Mental Health Awareness Week with a suicide prevention march and the annual “Choose to Stay” event at Sprague raising money for the Aaron Brown memorial scholarship.
5 Oct 2022
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Their arrests came one month after the Keizer Police Department announced a homeowner had shot and killed a man who he woke up to find in his house.
5 Oct 2022
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Their arrests came one month after the Keizer Police Department announced a homeowner had shot and killed a man who he woke up to find in his house.
5 Oct 2022
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Salem officials have yet to explain why Deputy Chief Steve Bellshaw retired under a separation agreement in February. The city said Friday it wouldn’t disclose records supporting its own claim…
4 Oct 2022
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Salem officials have yet to explain why Deputy Chief Steve Bellshaw retired under a separation agreement in February. The city said Friday it wouldn’t disclose records supporting its own claim…
4 Oct 2022
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