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PHOTO GALLERY: Roberts High School celebrates commencement

By Salem Reporter·

On Friday, June 5, dozens of Roberts High School graduates graduated in an outdoor ceremony. Roberts is the Salem-Keizer School District’s alternative high school, which has programs for teen parents and others in need of support.

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Public Notice: Cherriots Notice of Budget Hearing

By Salem Reporter·

PUBLIC NOTICE: This notice is published to meet the requirement of Oregon law for publication so the public is aware. This notice is delivered as a service for a fee by Salem Reporter. The notifying party is solely responsible for its content.

UPDATE: Teen arrested for shooting threat at West Salem High School

Abbey McDonald·
The Salem Police Department arrested a West Salem High School student Thursday afternoon based on information from the FBI that the 16-year-old had been researching school shootings and had access to materials to manufacture firearms. The reported threat did not include specific plans to carry out a shooting, and there was no threat made to…

PHOTO GALLERY: Salem’s first sobering center opens at Bridgeway

Madeleine Moore·

Bridgeway Community Health officially opened Salem’s first center for people to have a safe place to sober up from drug and alcohol intoxication and connect to longer-term substance use treatment through the organization’s detox program or other services.

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Pentacle selling off props, costumes – and a lifeguard station

By Salem Reporter·

Need a costume? On the hunt for one-of-a-kind artifacts? The Pentacle Theatre is holding a five-hour rummage sale on Saturday, June 6 – with items priced to sell.

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5 exhibits to see at Salem’s galleries, museums in June

Abbey McDonald·

This month, galleries and museums in Salem will be sharing art and history from the Pacific Islands, pottery from the 1950s and miniature paintings from local artists.

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New El Torito Supermarket to bring groceries to downtown Salem ‘food desert’

Joe Siess·
The new El Torito Supermarket coming downtown will fulfill residents’ long-time hope for a grocery store in the city’s core. Until it opens, an expert in food security said the area’s lack of nearby access to affordable groceries makes downtown a “food desert.” To comment on this story, use the form at the end of…

Salem 14-year-old killed in crash on SE Lancaster Drive

Madeleine Moore·

Deputies with the Marion County Sheriff’s Office responded to a crash on Southeast Lancaster Drive on Tuesday night that killed a 14-year-old pedestrian.

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Salem Reporter wins regional journalism award for “Sentenced to the Sidewalk” series

By Salem Reporter·
Abbey McDonald’s investigative series on the death of an unsheltered woman in Salem won first place in the 2025 Northwest Excellence in Journalism competition. It is one of the most competitive regional Society of Professional Journalists regional contests in the nation. Reporter Hailey Cook placed second in a photo category for her photos at a…

City punts on challenge to Betsy Vega’s election qualifications 

Joe Siess·
A progressive political consultant alleged that Betsy Vega, the likely winner in a Salem City Council race, misled city and county officials into certifying her as a candidate. The path to resolve the matter remains unclear as city, county and state officials consider the allegations and determine next steps. To comment on this story, use…

CLASS OF 2026: McKay grad balances passions for cosmetology, law enforcement

Madeleine Moore·
Vanessa Duarte Ignacio is graduating from the cosmetology program at the Career Technical Education Center with plans to open her own salon while working as a sheriff’s deputy. While learning how to give facials and dye hair, she also worked to bring students from different programs together. To comment on this story, use the form…

One year later, emotional wounds from UGM mass stabbing continue to heal

Abbey McDonald·

It has been one year since 12 people were injured in a mass stabbing at Salem’s Union Gospel Mission. After changes to security and city policy, the emotional toll remains the biggest challenge for shelter staff and guests.

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