Sunday | Statesman Journal
The antidote to earworms is good music. If you expect to live free of those annoying holiday ditties that lodge in your brain for hours, you simply can't spend all of this month in shopping malls.
Sunday | Statesman Journal
Anytime is a good time to get fancy, wear beautifully tailored clothes, go out for a nice dinner and just act more elegantly than you do in your day-to-day life.
Willamette's Star Trees to go aglow on Saturday
You might not know this, but Salem is lucky enough to have a place that, should you kiss there, is said to ensure true love.
Works by jewelry artist on display at Hallie Ford museum
'Loud Bones: The Jewelry of Nancy Worden,' a major retrospective by an internationally recognized jewelry artist from Seattle, is the next show at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art at Willamette University.
'What Field Guides Don't Tell You' is the topic of meeting
Salem Audubon Society and the Tri-Beta Biological Honor Society of Willamette University will host 'What Field Guides Don't Tell You' at the Dec.
In the beginning, there was darkness. And then, all of a sudden, there were lights - about a zillion of them.
Gladstone High teacher excels teaching teens
Science teacher Kevin Zerzan is in his element in the classroom with teens. Gladstone High science teacher Kevin Zerzan can't stand to be the center of attention.
Art display features unique jewelry
'Loud Bones: The Jewelry of Nancy Worden,' a major retrospective by an internationally recognized jewelry artist from Seattle, is the next show at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art at Willamette University.
Artists show works at Audubon's Wild Arts Festival
Jane Taylor of Portland with husband Bruce , scan the "6x6 Wild Art Project" deciding which $40 piece of art to take home.
The city of Salem has received a grant to repair the burial plot of a family prominent in local history.
First Hawaiian announces realignment
Don Horner, chairman and CEO for First Hawaiian Bank, announced a realignment of the bank's senior management team.
head of one of the state's biggest megachurches
Meet the conservative Christian pastor who spearheaded the Bush voter registration campaign in Washington.
Japanese students in Salem offer their views on parenting
What makes a good parent? Students in Sirena Tabet's "Volunteerism: Focus on Teen Pregnancy" class at Tokyo International University of America wrote short essays about their positive experiences with their parents while growing up.
Some Trees and Insects Are Made for Each Other
A Joshua tree dusted with snow following a spring snowstorm in Tikaboo Valley, Nevada.
City should provide a safe, convenient crosswalk if needed
A letter was written recently requesting public access to the Willamette University pedestrian bridge for convenience purposes.
'War Stories: 'Nam' event was riveting
I attended Jon Spelman's performance of 'War Stories: 'Nam' at the Historic Elsinore Theatre.
Philosopher, writer will give 2 lectures in Salem
Kathleen Dean Moore, distinguished professor of philosophy and university writer laureate at Oregon State University, will give two talks at Willamette University this week.
Some residents want access to university's footbridge
Lois Stark has revived community interest in public access to the pedestrian bridge across 12th Street SE.
Bush's Pasture Park's leaf lady
For the past six years, Sofia Schwarz has helped keep one of Salem's gems shining.
2009 Willamette Securities Regulation Conference is Friday
Willamette University will host a conference Friday, Nov. 6, where U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission officials will speak about recent developments in securities regulation.
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