Your Thursday evening update on Salem news
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Here’s some of the news of the day. Catch all Salem Reporter’s stories anytime on our website.
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The fire south of Salem forced over 100 families to evacuate their homes and burned 164 acres, but caused no injuries or structures lost.
15 Sep 2022
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The fire south of Salem forced over 100 families to evacuate their homes and burned 164 acres, but caused no injuries or structures lost.
15 Sep 2022
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Funded by a state Department of Environmental Quality grant, the septic work will focus on Detroit, Idanha, Gates and other unincorporated areas impacted by the Beachie Creek and Lionshead fires.
15 Sep 2022
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Funded by a state Department of Environmental Quality grant, the septic work will focus on Detroit, Idanha, Gates and other unincorporated areas impacted by the Beachie Creek and Lionshead fires.
15 Sep 2022
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Salem has proved a welcoming place for a family fleeing the violence and war in Ukraine. Listen to how Salem Reporter got the story.
15 Sep 2022
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Salem has proved a welcoming place for a family fleeing the violence and war in Ukraine. Listen to how Salem Reporter got the story.
15 Sep 2022
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It’s the highest maximum increase allowed since legislators passed the state’s rent control law in 2019. Local service providers say that may lead to more evictions and people struggling to…
14 Sep 2022
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It’s the highest maximum increase allowed since legislators passed the state’s rent control law in 2019. Local service providers say that may lead to more evictions and people struggling to…
14 Sep 2022
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Salem gets a treat Friday and Saturday when one of Spain’s top flamenco guitarists performs at Willamette University. Get all the details on time, tickets and more in our EVENTS CALENDAR.
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