The topic: Salem is opening its arms wider to take in refugees, nearly doubling the number coming to the city. A local organization is ramping up with staffing and space and is raising funds for a new home. Read the original story HERE. Plus, the Center for Hope and Safety is nearly ready to break ground on a long-awaited domestic violence housing project (that story is HERE) and three Salem civic leaders are proposing a better network of bike infrastructure for the city (read the story HERE).
Today’s guest: Rachel Alexander, Salem Reporter’s managing editor.
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