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Tuesday, December 24th, 2024
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Good morning, Salem. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 24th of December.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Salem Public Library's most checked-out items in 2024 included toddler tote bags, cultural passes, and the novel 'The Women' by Kristin Hannah, reflecting diverse community interests. Salem Reporter
- ➤ Several Salem organizations offer meals, crafts, and movies on Christmas Day for those seeking community and festivity. Salem Reporter
- ➤ Oregon receives $13.75 million from HUD to support affordable housing programs for manufactured home communities. 1430 KYKN
- ➤ The Salem Housing Authority and Green Light-Home LLC have initiated a partnership to construct a 120-unit affordable housing project named Gussie Belle Commons, targeting occupancy by mid-2026. 1430 KYKN
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Ruben Ramirez was charged in Lane County for stealing over $15,000 worth of items from multiple retailers, identified as a significant shoplifting suspect. Statesman Journal
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Salem, Oregon, made history in 1913 by being the first U.S. city to illuminate an uncut, living Christmas tree, instigating a legacy of community service and celebration. Salem Reporter
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ Lauren Fuhrman-Burch, founder of Best Coast Bagels in Salem, secures a $20,000 grant to expand her organic, vegan sourdough bagel business. Salem Reporter
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ The Salem-Keizer School District agreed to pay a former McNary High School choir teacher, accused of grooming and abusing students, $30,000 to resign, also removing a relevant video statement by the Superintendent. Salem Reporter
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Salem will introduce paid on-street parking in July 2025, ending 48 years of free parking, to address the parking program's financial challenges and enhance downtown services. Statesman Journal
- ➤ A report on Salem's leadership indicates inefficiencies like poor communication, overworked staff, and a need for restructuring. Statesman Journal
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Weekly Storytime at Barnes & Noble
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The Fab Four Performance
The Fab Four will perform live at the Elsinore Theatre in Salem, offering an engaging musical experience.
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Sunday Storytime at Barnes & Noble
This weekly event features engaging stories, crafts, and snacks for children.
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55th Northwest Agricultural Show
The Northwest Agricultural Show features over 100 exhibitors showcasing the latest in farming equipment, products, and services, alongside more than 20 seminars, including OSHA safety training.
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Recruitment for Dungeons & Dragons Nautical Campaign
This event offers a chance for players of all experience levels to join Xilus's Marauders in an immersive Dungeons & Dragons campaign focusing on dungeon delving and teamwork.
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Engaging Preschool Storytime at Salem Public Library
Youth Services staff will host a storytime featuring stories, songs, and rhymes suitable for babies and toddlers aged 2 ½ accompanied by their caregivers.
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