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Mid Willamette Valley Wine Events -Memorial Day Weekend.

About the cover Silverton artist, Delana Bettoli, has a prestigious portfolio with her illustration work spanning across the music and film industries, children’s books, and the wine industry where she created wine labels for Neil Young and Cronin Vineyards.  The …

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Minto Island Growers – Behind the Barn

The first thing that struck me about Minto Island Growers, as I drove up their driveway in South Salem early one morning, was a sense of intense activity,

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JUNIOR’S TAQUERIA -Taco Town

We have a soft spot for Junior’s because it was one of the first taquerias in Salem when it opened at the intersection of Jefferson and Fairgrounds 14

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Salem Food Co-op Birthday

Before dawn on a Thursday morning, a half-dozen bleary-eyed folks make their way to a small warehouse in  industrial Salem, where several pallets of dry staples and a

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LA FONDITA -Taco Town

La Fondita’s slogan is “con sabor a hogar” — with the flavor of home. Juan is the owner and the cook and the flavor he is offering is

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Brewfest spills over in Silverton

Oregon Garden’s Brewfest will bring more than 45 craft breweries from all over the United States, 18 bands, tasting lessons, games, food and a home brewers’ competition Noon-11

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EL TORITO MEAT MARKET -Taco Town

When you drive to El Torito on the weekend, be sure to go with the windows down. You’ll find the store at the north end of a strip mall

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EL RANCHERO MARKET -Taco Town

It’s only been about six months since Carlos and his wife Elsa transformed the former Marie Callender’s into a combination Mexican bakery, meat market, grocery store and eatery.

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Dining Out for the Localvore -Broken Bread

Localvore (or locavore):  lo·ca·vore noun (‘lo-k  -,vor) a person that eats locally produced food. When Adam High opened Broken Bread in the fall of 2011, he knew he wanted

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TAQUERIA LOS PANDITAS -Taco Town

When you walk into Los Panditas, look behind the counter for the trompa. It’s what makes this place unique in Salem. ‘Trompa’ is the Spanish word for ‘top.’ It

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