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Salem Events: October
DATE TIME EVENT LOCATION ADMISSION 1-Oct 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM Keizer Greeters: Pendleton Woolen Mills Pendleton Woolen Mills 1313 Mill St SE Salem, OR 97301 FREE 2-Oct 11:45 AM...
Fuego Latin Club Opens Up in Keizer
Fuego Latin Club, the Mid-Willamette area's first Latin dance club, opened in October in Keizer, founded by Jose Luis Pantaleon. With a focus on Latino music and themes each night, the club aims to provide a welcoming space for the local Latino community. Enhanced security and parking are also prioritized.
Kelly Jones, Oregon consumer advocate, awarded prestigious consumer law honor
Oregon attorney Kelly Jones received the National Consumer Law Center’s 2022 Rising Star Award for his significant contributions to consumer protection and civil rights. He has secured millions in relief for Oregonians through litigation against unlawful practices. The awards were announced at the 30th Annual Consumer Rights Litigation Conference in Seattle.
OREGON PART OF $391 MILLION GOOGLE SETTLEMENT
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum announced a $391.5 million settlement with Google for misleading users about location tracking. This historic settlement, the largest of its kind, mandates Google to improve transparency and user controls starting in 2023. Oregon's role secures $14.8 million, as privacy legislation efforts continue.
Maps members on track to give back more than $130,000 to the community in 2022
Maps Credit Union's Free Community Checking program in Marion and Polk counties enables members to contribute to local causes simply by using their debit cards. Last year, this initiative generated over $130,000 for education, scholarships, and nonprofits. Since 2012, nearly a million dollars have been donated, significantly enhancing community support and engagement.
The Withnell Family YMCA Opens Their Doors
The newly remodeled Salem Withnell Family YMCA opened on October 20 after four years of renovation. The 51,000-square-foot facility aims to serve the community with improved amenities, expanding from 1800 to over 1900 memberships. A capital campaign of $30.5 million is nearly debt-free, showcasing community support for essential local projects.
EPA Awards $750,000 Pollution Prevention Grants to Oregon, Idaho and the Knik Tribal Council, Funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
At a Portland event, EPA’s Jennie Romer announced $751,550 in pollution prevention grants for Oregon, Idaho, and the Knik Tribal Council. These funds support initiatives that reduce pollution, lower costs, and aid underserved communities, complementing a prior $12 million funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law focused on sustainable practices.
New Developments in Salem
Several developments are ongoing in Salem, including Checkpoint 221, a new food cart pavilion with 16 carts and a bar set to open by Christmas, and Travel Salem's relocation to a renovated former bank. Additional projects include medical offices, a Tesla store, and a new apartment complex, enhancing the local landscape.
Downtown Holiday Parade
On November 26th, the Salem Main Street Association will host a Winter Holiday kickoff with a parade and tree lighting to enhance downtown's festive spirit and support local businesses. Emphasizing the local economy's importance, they encourage community involvement and volunteerism for decorations and events throughout December, fostering community engagement.
Salem Events June:
The post details various upcoming events organized by the Salem Chamber of Commerce and other local organizations, including meetings, workshops, and entertainment activities from May to June 2023. Admission costs vary, with some events being free, while others range from $5 to $45 depending on the event type and participant status.