Archive for April, 2006
SALEM ELECTIONS
Most of us have become skeptical, maybe even cynical, about the value of our votes. That’s why city elections are so rewarding; we can actually see the impact of our votes. More importantly, after the election we can pick up …
CITIZENS TRADE PLACES WITH SALEM POLICE OFFICERS
An inside view of Citizen Police Academy Two police cars wailing in hot pursuit, twisting through curves, skidding around corners. Serious police action? No, take a closer look.
SALEM HISTORICAL BUILDING READY FOR A NEW PHASE
White Seed building holds many different memories for many different people On Front Street in downtown Salem, between a vacant lot and a building on the National Register of
APRIL 2006 BRIEF NEWS
CAN-DO gets a big don’t from Mayor At a recent meeting of the Downtown Neighborhood Association (CAN-DO), the board voted to send a questionnaire to all city council
DOWNTOWN MONMOUTH  DEFINITELY REVIVING
WOU to work with City to increase number of students, improve downtown Interim President John Minihan is nothing if not devoted. And determined. And yet, somehow, serene even in
FASHION FRENZY
We challenged two shoppers to spend only $25 and buy a complete outfit. How did they do? You be the judge. Spring savvy I chose to go for a spring
SPRAGUE HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE TEAM WINS NATIONAL HONOR
History Channel rewards students with t-shirts, grant money The students in teacher Michael Currie’s freshman humanities class at Sprague High School have already made a big impression
THEY’RE BAAACK  DOWNTOWN ONCE AGAIN PRESENTS FIRST WEDNESDAYS
Downtown Salem has announced the upcoming First Wednesday season. Each month will have a new theme and many of the months will tie into other events happening around
THE LAZY GARDENER
Nursery offers advice, classes to those who don’t mind dirtying their hands When someone asks for a plant that is easy to maintain, easy to plant, drought-tolerant and resistant
WELLNESS FROM WITHIN
Have you made it in life? There are many ways to measure success. Most often success is defined by a full bank account, a well-paying job, and a luxury










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