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Commissioner Danielle Bethell Elected President of the Association of Oregon Counties
Marion County Commissioner Danielle Bethell has been elected president of the Association of Oregon Counties (AOC), starting a one-year term on November 17, 2023. Bethell aims to enhance collaboration in behavioral health, housing, and public safety, shaping county policies for the 2025 legislative session to improve services for Oregon residents.
Salem Rising Star: Katie Costic - Charting a Path of Innovation and Community Leadership
SALEM, Ore. — Katie Costic, a name now synonymous with dynamic leadership in Salem, has swiftly risen through the ranks of professional success, leveraging her local roots and innovative spirit....
Salem Business Legacy: Withnell's Way - The Path to Community Triumph
SALEM, Oregon — From a self-described "underdog" to a respected pillar in the Salem business and community sphere, Dick Withnell's story is one of resilience, community service, and the power...
Salem Eats: The Sweet Journey of Sewell Sweets
SALEM, Ore. — In the heart of Salem, a unique cake shop, Sewell Sweets, stands out as a symbol of culinary passion and innovation. Cat and Chad Sewell, the husband-and-wife...
Salem Events: December
The content outlines a series of upcoming events in Salem, Oregon, including career workshops, city council meetings, and social gatherings, scheduled from December 1 to December 28. Most events are free, with some requiring registration or a fee. Various organizations, including Chemeketa SBDC and Salem Chamber, are involved.
Hispanic Real Estate Organization Makes Its Way to Western Oregon
The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals launched its Oregon chapter, NAHREP Western Oregon, to address local housing needs and support the Hispanic community in achieving home ownership. With 112 members, the chapter aims to educate real estate professionals and provide resources for successful housing transactions, fostering trust and collaboration.
Making a Difference: The Salvation Army and the transformative power of the Red Kettle program
The Salvation Army is known for its philanthropic efforts, providing hope and assistance to those in need. Their impactful work, particularly in addressing individual crises, demonstrates the significant role they play in the Salem community and their commitment to breaking down barriers for the most vulnerable.
George Puentes Leaves a Legacy in Salem
George Puentes was a legendary figure in the Salem area who left behind a lasting legacy after passing away at the age of 76. Puentes served in the Air Force...
Marion Polk Food Share Served Record-high Numbers in 2023: "Nothing good happens when you're hungry."
In 2023, Marion Polk Food Share distributed a record-high 10 million pounds of food, providing $14 million in relief to 18,000 households monthly, another record high. In an interview with...
Salem Police Foundation Annual Breakfast Will Be Held on February 22
The Salem Police Foundation, established in 2010, assists the Salem Police Department by addressing funding gaps and promoting community engagement. Led by Lori Heraldsen, the foundation organizes events like the annual Breakfast with the Chief to raise funds, which average $80,000 annually, supporting various departmental needs and enhancing public safety.