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Many options offered for the Fourth
East Valley folks won't have to go far this Fourth of July to find fun. Here's a listing of area events for the Independence Day holiday.
Oregonians in Iraq stationed 20 miles from Iran
Photos of his wife and daughter above his desk, Sergeant Tim Sparks surfs the Web on this base less than a marathon run away from Iran.
Teacher faces sex abuse charges
A Silver Falls School District teacher appeared in court last week on accusations that she raped and sexually abused a boy for four years, starting when he was 13.
Strawberries are sweet tradition
Sharon and Lou Mc-Nicoll of Salem can't remember the first time they attended the Silverton Hills Strawberry Festival, but guess it was some time in the '70s. On Sunday, hundreds of fresh strawberry shortcakes were served at the annual event at Coolidge-McClaine Park in downtown Silverton.
Mother-daughter business offers art, crafts, gifts
After years of crafting handmade jewelry, Michele Deck and her daughter Anita, 16, finally have a store to showcase their work.
Field burning phaseout wins Ore. Senate OK
A bill to phase out most field burning by Willamette Valley grass seed farmers was approved Thursday by the Oregon Senate in one of the most contentious environmental debates of the 2009 session.
Silverton teacher charged with sex abuse
A Silverton Elementary School teacher was arrested Tuesday by Salem Police detectives and charged with sexually abusing a teenager.
Susan Alderson is charged with sex abuse for having a four year relationship with a teenaged boy.
Alderson is alleged to have had an ongoing sexual relationship between 2002 and 2006 with a boy who was 13 years of age when it began.
Kennedy ready to accept OSAA's plan
As the Oregon School Activities Association redistricting committee has released eight draft proposals for new school alignments since September, Kennedy athletic director Kevin Moffatt has tried to stay calm.
Skate-park dream inches forward
The cardboard box sits on an old file cabinet near the counter at Fall Line Sports in Silverton, a witness to the years it's been needed.
Field burn phaseout advances in Ore. Legislature
A legislative committee has advanced a proposed phaseout of field burning, clearing the way for a full Senate vote on one of the more contentious environmental issues facing lawmakers this year.
Parents fight for Monitor School
In an effort to keep Monitor School from closing, a group of parents is working on a plan to increase enrollment, as well as alternatives for the rural K-8 school.
Play about theater life starts its June run
Looking back with the perspective of 50 years, Michael Smith realizes what a great thing it was to live in New York City's Greenwich Village in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
Home field, home court about to move
The staff at Silverton High School saw the graduating seniors off Thursday and now are waiting for their own journey, down the street to the new Pine Street campus.
Raise Revenue or Deepen the Pain
The Oregon Center for Public Policy says the legislature must enact HB 2649 and HB 3405 to avoid further harming Oregonians, particularly the most vulnerable.
Food share seeking volunteers for rural free lunch program
Marion-Polk Food Share is seeking volunteers to help serve free lunches in rural communities this summer.
Camp founder Campbell touched lives
Appeal Tribune Ernest Campbell is gone, but the Christian ministry he built at Canyonview Camp near Silverton lives on.
Silverton sewer bills to rise $4 on average July 1
Silverton residents can expect higher sewer bills next month, partly due to the economy.
Silverton commencement moved indoors amid storm threat
Silverton High School's graduation ceremony didn't turn out as planned because a weather advisory forecasting thunderstorms and lightning prompted school officials to move Thursday's ceremony indoors.
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