Your Monday evening update – Salem news that matters
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A teen boy shot and injured two people at a northeast Salem apartment complex early Monday, Salem police said. Just after 12 a.m. Monday, Salem Police Department officers responded to…
8 Aug 2022
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A teen boy shot and injured two people at a northeast Salem apartment complex early Monday, Salem police said. Just after 12 a.m. Monday, Salem Police Department officers responded to…
8 Aug 2022
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Just over $1 million is up for grabs in Marion and Polk counties for organizations needing funding for initiatives designed to improve health and wellness in the community. The Willamette…
8 Aug 2022
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Just over $1 million is up for grabs in Marion and Polk counties for organizations needing funding for initiatives designed to improve health and wellness in the community. The Willamette…
8 Aug 2022
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The Salem-Keizer School Board will vote Tuesday on a policy banning concealed weapons from district schools. Currently,state law prohibitsopen carry of guns in public buildings, which includes schools, with exceptions…
8 Aug 2022
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The Salem-Keizer School Board will vote Tuesday on a policy banning concealed weapons from district schools. Currently,state law prohibitsopen carry of guns in public buildings, which includes schools, with exceptions…
8 Aug 2022
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Salem city councilors will vote on pay increases for city department leaders at their Monday meeting. The council will consider adopting a salary schedule for city executives, replacing the current…
8 Aug 2022
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Salem city councilors will vote on pay increases for city department leaders at their Monday meeting. The council will consider adopting a salary schedule for city executives, replacing the current…
8 Aug 2022
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