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Saturday, October 26th, 2024
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Good morning, Salem. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 26th of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Sofia Schwarz celebrated her 89th birthday by sharing stories from her 20 years of volunteering to improve Salem's Bush’s Pasture Park, alongside family and friends. Salem Reporter
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Christopher Cortez Tolbert received a 7.5-year prison sentence for the kidnapping and robbery of a Salem resident, alongside convictions for related crimes. Statesman Journal
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Salem-Keizer School District announces the extension of weapon detectors to all high schools, following a successful pilot that improved safety perceptions and reduced behavioral issues, amidst ongoing concerns of guns on campuses. Salem Reporter
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Salem's city council approved an appeal that spares Don Lulay Homes from incurring a $216,000 sidewalk cost on a new development, with councilors disclosing contributions from the developer but voting anyway. Salem Reporter
- ➤ Oregon DHS caregivers and management reach a temporary 90-day agreement, offering extra incentive pay for extra shifts, amid potential no-confidence vote in agency's director. Oregon Capital Chronicle
- ➤ President Joe Biden formally apologizes for the historic abuses at Indigenous boarding schools during a visit to the Gila River Indian Community, acknowledging the long overdue need for truth and reconciliation. Statesman Journal
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ The Oregon State Hospital retains its Medicare and Medicaid certification after implementing improvements in response to patient safety incidents. Statesman Journal
SHOP NEWS
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Drive-Thru Trick-or-Treat in Salem
Experience a fun-filled evening of trick-or-treating from your car or bike, stopping at community partner booths for treats and festive fun.
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Halloween Gnome Paint Night at Flight Deck Restaurant & Lounge
Experience a creative Halloween-themed paint night where participants can personalize gnome paintings under expert guidance.
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Weekly Storytime with Crafts and Snacks
Experience an engaging morning filled with stories, crafts, and snacks at Barnes & Noble every Wednesday.
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Quilt Club Gathering in Salem
Experience a creative and inclusive gathering of quilting enthusiasts at the Craft Warehouse in Salem, where participants can share projects and discover new quilting treasures.
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Holiday Marketplace Festival at the Oregon State Fair
Experience a festive holiday celebration featuring over 140 vendors, door prizes, live performances, and special visits with Santa at the Oregon State Fair & Exposition Center.
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Salem Public Market
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of a year-round market featuring local vendors every Saturday.
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MANDT Instructor and Shield/Pad Trainer Certification
Learn effective crisis and conflict de-escalation strategies to become a certified trainer for the MANDT system, enhancing workplace safety and support.
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Willamette Valley Street Rods Club Gathering
Experience camaraderie and automotive passion at the monthly meeting of the Willamette Valley Street Rods Club, where members gather for dinner and discussions.
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Storytime Adventure at Barnes & Noble
Experience a delightful morning filled with stories, crafts, and snacks every Wednesday for children and families.
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Building a Healthier, Wealthier and More Resilient Salem and Keizer: One Neighborhood at a Time
The Community, Business, and Education Leaders (CBEL) Collaborative has it's FREE gathering on November 7th, featuring a panel of local grassroot and grasstop leaders including three Neighborhood Family Council Chairs, Andrea Castañeda - SKSD Superintendent, Trevor Womack - Salem Police Chief, and Jessica Blakely - SHA Director of Development and Strategy. Register today to come join us with these grassroot and grasstop leaders for a collaborative panel discussion of what is going well and what better would look like for education, safety, and housing in Salem and Keizer!
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