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ON THE AIR: Rachel Alexander on how local schools are dealing with Covid tracing, notifications
INSIDE SCOOP: Catch the back story on the latest local news with Managing Editor Rachel Alexander on community radio station KMWV (98.3 FM) with "In Case You Missed It - With Salem Reporter."
Salem Reporter
January 20, 2022 at 2:17pm
The topic: State and local officials are continuing to take steps to keep students in school and out of remote learning as much as possible. There have been changes in monitoring and notifications related to Covid.
Today's guest: Rachel Alexander, Salem Reporter's managing editor.
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 [email protected] or (503) 588-2288 ex. 7565.
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