Your Monday evening update – Salem news that matters
Good evening, Salem!
We had a bat-less start to our week in the office, much to our team’s relief.
Here’s some of the local news from your team at Salem Reporter. Remember, you can see all of our stories anytime you want on our website.
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Police say a discussion over a custody dispute turned violent Saturday morning at the southeast Salem park.
22 Aug 2022
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Police say a discussion over a custody dispute turned violent Saturday morning at the southeast Salem park.
22 Aug 2022
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From his seat on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden thought the only chance forward for meaningful energy legislation was to “drop the sticks and…
22 Aug 2022
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From his seat on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden thought the only chance forward for meaningful energy legislation was to “drop the sticks and…
22 Aug 2022
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Four search firms have submitted proposals to find a replacement for Christy Perry, who’s retiring at the end of the school year.
22 Aug 2022
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Four search firms have submitted proposals to find a replacement for Christy Perry, who’s retiring at the end of the school year.
22 Aug 2022
See a B-17 up close
If you’ve ever wanted to tour a World War II-era bomber, you have a shot this week. The B-17 Alliance is hosting its Flying Legends Tour at McNary Field all week, with a chance to view the aircraft on the ground Tuesday, or even take a flying tour. Get the details HERE and check out our Events Calendar below for other goings-on that might be of interest.
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