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Fire at Salem Public Market, Halloween fun & new art director

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Arrest Made After Fire Damages Oregon's Oldest Farmers Market

Arrest Made After Fire Damages Oregon's Oldest Farmers Market

A Salem man has been arrested in connection with the suspicious fire that caused $167,000 in damage to the historic Salem Public Market. The two-alarm blaze forced the beloved market to close temporarily as investigators work to determine the full extent of the damage.

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Your Guide to Free Candy and Trick-or-Treat Fun Around Salem

Halloween is almost here! Whether you're in Salem or Keizer, we've got your complete guide to trick-or-treat events and free candy spots around the area. Don't miss out on all the spooky fun happening this week.

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Fairy Tale Circus Coming to Town This Week

A whimsical, fairy tale-themed circus is heading to Salem, bringing magic and wonder to the Willamette Valley. Perfect timing for families looking for fall entertainment beyond the usual Halloween fare.

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New Mobile Vet Clinic Brings Pet Care to Salem Neighborhoods

A new mobile veterinary clinic is launching to make pet care more accessible around Salem. The service aims to reach pet owners who may have trouble getting to traditional vet offices.

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Hallie Ford Museum's New Director Plans Community Connections

The Hallie Ford Museum of Art has a new director focused on building stronger ties between the Willamette University campus and the broader Salem community. Expect fresh programming and new opportunities to engage with local art.

Around Town

Around Town

It's been quite a week at the historic Salem Public Market, where our community rallied after a devastating fire caused $167,000 in damage to Oregon's oldest farmers market. On a brighter note, Halloween preparations are in full swing with trick-or-treat guides ready for both Salem and Keizer families. And if you're looking for something beyond the spooky season, a whimsical fairy tale circus is rolling into town, while the Hallie Ford Museum of Art welcomes new leadership committed to deepening connections with our community.

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