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Thursday, August 22nd, 2024
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Good morning, Salem. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 22nd of August.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Salem's week of Aug. 22-28 is packed with a variety of events including the Oregon State Fair, community dances, and various performances. Salem Reporter
- ➤ Salem's first city park ranger, Mike Zieker, educates the community about nature while patrolling the city's parks, focusing on rules enforcement and environmental protection. Salem Reporter
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ 19-year-old Riley John Adams succumbed to his injuries from a stabbing at Wallace Marine Park, marking the incident as a homicide case. Salem Reporter
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ Despite positive employment trends in Salem and rising wages, inflation and food price hikes are leaving lower- and middle-income families pessimistic about the economy. Salem Reporter
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Several Oregon State Parks to experience closures or partial closures starting September 2024 for construction upgrades funded by $50 million GO Bonds. 1430 KYKN
- ➤ Western Oregon expects 1-2 inches of rain, aiding the slowdown of the state's record wildfire season, with effects expected Thursday through the weekend. Statesman Journal
- ➤ In June 2021, worker deaths during a historic heatwave led to divergent responses: Oregon implemented strict heat safety regulations, while Idaho saw no significant action, highlighting the political divide on worker protections. Oregon Capital Chronicle
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ A recent poll reveals a statistical tie between Republican Mike Erickson and Democrat U.S. Rep. Andrea Salinas in Oregon’s 6th Congressional District, indicating a competitive rematch from 2022. Oregon Capital Chronicle
- ➤ Oregon's OAC introduces a streamlined application process for a new round of cannabis tax-funded grants, aiming for better accountability and transparency in the allocation of an estimated $400 million. 1430 KYKN
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Yoga and Mimosas at Legacy Estate Vineyard
Experience a relaxing all-levels yoga class by the lake, followed by community time with mimosas and other beverages available for purchase.
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2024 Mt. Angel Oktoberfest Shuttle Service
Experience convenient shuttle transportation to the Mt. Angel Oktoberfest from the OSFEC parking location, with organized schedules and safety guidelines in place.
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Willamette Valley Wine & Beer Festival
Experience a delightful autumn afternoon filled with wine tasting, live music, and local food in a scenic park setting alongside the Willamette River.
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Weekly Storytime with Crafts and Snacks
Experience a delightful morning of storytelling, crafts, and snacks suitable for all ages.
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Steven Curtis Chapman Concert
Experience an evening of inspirational music with Steven Curtis Chapman at the historic Elsinore Theatre in Salem, Oregon.
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2024 NPRA Rodeo Finals at Oregon State Fair
Experience the thrill of top cowboys and cowgirls competing in 11 exciting rodeo events at the 2024 NPRA Rodeo Finals.
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