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Salem Reporter Town Hall Debate Co-Sponsors: Salem Reporter & Salem City Club
Elsinore Theatre 170 High St SE, Salem, OR Doors Open at 5:00 pm; Program Starts at 6:00 pm
The free evening event, starting at 6 p.m., will feature a panel questioning Chris Hoy and Julie Hoy. Chris Hoy is the current mayor, seeking a second term. Julie Hoy, a local restaurateur, is serving on the Salem City Council.
The debate is sponsored by Salem Reporter and the Salem City Club. Two journalists from Salem Reporter and a representative of the City Club will pose questions to the candidates with follow-ups as necessary.
Salem has seen strongly contested races for mayor in recent years and this is no different. This is your opportunity to see the candidates up close and judge how the address matters facing the community.
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The Corporatization of Healthcare
Dye House, Willamette Heritage Center 1313 Mill St SE, Salem, OR 97301 Doors open 11:30, program noon to 1:00 p.m.
A panel of Oregon experts and political leaders discuss the many players in today’s healthcare puzzle, with new faces picking up pieces at an unprecedented speed. Moderator:
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Food Insecurity in Our Community: Serving Marion Polk Residents and S-K Students Experiencing Food Insecurity
Dye House, Willamette Heritage Center 1313 Mill St SE, Salem, OR 97301 Doors open 11:30, Program noon to 1:00 p.m.
Food insecurity is a problem in nearly all states, counties, and cities. Marion and Polk Counties are no exceptions. Every month more than 55,000 Marion - Polk households, including 18,000 children, receive food assistance. Rick Gaupo, President and CEO of Marion Polk Food Share, and Curtis Eriksen, Nutrition Service Manager of the Salem-Keizer Public Schools, discuss the scope of food insecurity in Marion and Polk Counties and what their institutions are doing to serve food insecure people in our midst.
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Business Members:
Anderson Labor & Business Developement LLC
Douglas Beaton Gardening
Carlene Benson, LCSW
Indigo Wellness Center
Creativi TEE
Martin C. Habekost, PC
VIPS Industries, Inc.
Geppetto's Italian Restaurant
Hughesisms LLC
WisemanLaw
Windermere Real Estate
The Sun Bear Den
Across the Street Vintage and Resale
Address:Salem City Club PO Box 2283 Salem, OR 97308