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ON THE AIR: Saphara Harrell discusses where Salem will put 60,000 people
Listen for local news weekday mornings on community radio station KMWV (98.3 FM) with "In Case You Missed It - With Salem Reporter." One of our reporters joins radio station manager Lisa Walz to discuss a story or two of the day.
Salem Reporter
June 10, 2021 at 11:16am
The topic: Salem city officials are digesting citizen responses to plans to upgrade the city's key planning document. That could mean a new look for a variety of neighborhoods around Salem.
Today's guest: Saphara Harrell, Salem Reporter's local government and breaking news reporter.
Our media partnership: Salem Reporter is teaming up with KMWV 98.3 FM for weekday morning presentations on the stories of the day.
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About KMWV: The radio station is part of Capital Community Media, the Salem-based community television and radio operation. Station manager Lisa Walz can be reached at Lisa Walz [email protected] or (503) 588-2288 ex. 7565.
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ON THE AIR: Saphara Harrell discusses where Salem will put 60,000 people
Listen for local news weekday mornings on community radio station KMWV (98.3 FM) with "In Case You Missed It - With Salem Reporter." One of our reporters joins radio station manager Lisa Walz to discuss a story or two of the day.
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Listen for local news weekday mornings on community radio station KMWV (98.3 FM) with "In Case You Missed It - With Salem Reporter." One of our reporters joins radio station manager Lisa Walz to discuss a story or two of the day.
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