Your Wednesday evening update – Salem news that matters
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About one quarter of WIllamette Valley residents have quit a job in the past two years, most frequently because of low wages. The data comes from a sample of 260…
10 Aug 2022
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About one quarter of WIllamette Valley residents have quit a job in the past two years, most frequently because of low wages. The data comes from a sample of 260…
10 Aug 2022
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A Portland General Electric power pole in southeast Salem is being replaced after a lightning strike burned it Tuesday night.
10 Aug 2022
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A Portland General Electric power pole in southeast Salem is being replaced after a lightning strike burned it Tuesday night.
10 Aug 2022
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When the Salem Public Library closes on Friday, the animals come out. To celebrate the end of the summer reading program, children and teen librarians at the library are putting…
10 Aug 2022
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When the Salem Public Library closes on Friday, the animals come out. To celebrate the end of the summer reading program, children and teen librarians at the library are putting…
10 Aug 2022
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EVENTS on the Salem calendar
Willamette University’s Theatre 33 is continuing its summers series of original plays with a new offering that takes the stage starting Wednesday, Aug. 10. Get details on the new show, times and tickets HERE.
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