Daily
Salem
Sunday, March 2nd, 2025
Good morning, Salem. Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 2nd of March.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Salem Saturday Market opened for its 2025 season, offering a diverse range of products from local vendors every Saturday through October. Statesman Journal
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ A 77-year-old man was killed and a 49-year-old man critically injured after being hit by a pickup truck in north Salem early Saturday. Statesman Journal
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Salem-Keizer Career Technical Education Center achieves the highest sense of belonging among its students in the district, reflecting the positive impact of hands-on specialized programs and mental health initiatives. Statesman Journal
- ➤ Linda Derks, a student at Chemeketa Community College, filed a lawsuit alleging sexism, racism, and discrimination in her commercial drivers license program, challenging the pervasive work culture despite efforts to diversify the trucking industry. Statesman Journal
- ➤ The McNary High School's new Sources of Strength club seeks to dismantle mental health stigma and enhance suicide prevention efforts through peer support and resources. Statesman Journal
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Salem-Keizer Area Transportation Study is inviting public comments until March 28 on the Center Street Bridge project in Salem, which aims to enhance seismic resilience with construction starting next year. Statesman Journal
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Weekly Storytime Events for Kids
A weekly event featuring stories, crafts, and snacks for children every Wednesday morning.
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The Human Need for Belonging
Disconnection from family, friends and neighbors can have devastating life-long impacts...and Dr. Franck Meyer’s work centers on how to keep families whole and thriving. Her ideas empower communities and government agencies around the world to “right-size” child welfare systems to emphasize the preservation and strengthening of families.
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Boston Terrier Club of Portland Eye Clinic
The Boston Terrier Club of Portland is hosting an eye clinic where Dr. Sarah Maxwell will certify dogs' eyes, open to all breeds, at the Oregon State Fair & Exposition Center.
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Cascadia Educational Conference 2025
The Cascadia Educational Conference offers opportunities for professional development with insights from experts, including a session on effective delegation by Gina Cotner.
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Crochet & Slay Evening for Teens
Middle and high school students are invited to an evening of crochet and knit creation, featuring supplies and casual conversation.
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Interactive Preschool Storytime
An interactive session of stories, songs, and movement designed for children aged 2 ½ to 6 alongside their adult companions at the Salem Public Library.
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Beginner English as a Second Language Class
This free beginner ESL class, taught by Goodwill Industries instructors, is open to anyone and requires no registration.
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St. Patrick's Day Bar Crawl at The Dehn Bar
This event features a vibrant St. Patrick's Day bar crawl in Salem, offering drinks, fun activities, and access to exclusive specials across multiple venues.
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St. Patrick's Day Cocktail Celebration
Applebee's Grill + Bar invites guests to enjoy festive cocktails themed around St. Patrick's Day, featuring options like the Tipsy Leprechaun and the new Golden Goose, alongside non-alcoholic beverages for all ages.
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Infant and Toddler Storytime at Salem Public Library
Youth Services staff will lead an engaging storytime session featuring stories, songs, and rhymes for children aged 0 to 2½ with their caregivers.
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