Justin Much
Statesman Journal
Salem, OR, United States
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Turner awards state employee for floodplain efforts
Turner presents "Customer Service Award" to highlight government worker who exemplifies customer service. → Read More
NBC awards 10k grant to Regis theater
Regis St. Mary Catholic School is one of 50 schools nationwide to receive a $10,000 grant for theater through NBC's RISE America. → Read More
Threatening note investigated at Mill City school
Mill City student's note contains threat to "shoot up the school." → Read More
Donation boosts Robert Frost school supplies
TCC donates school supplies to 10 Robert Frost Elementary School teachers. → Read More
Turner, Stayton students advance to regional robotics competition
Ratchet Robotics from the Aumsville-Stayton area earns a regional competition berth. → Read More
Stayton physician recognized by Salem Health
Boughn for 40 years of service as a primary care physician in Stayton. → Read More
Railway needs business support to restore line between Silverton and Stayton
More industry, increased carloads and a surcharge would have to converge before railroad shipping services become available again south of Silverton. → Read More
Marion County proposes Oregon Garden debt forgiveness
Roughly $6 million in economic development funding would be converted to a grant. → Read More
Canyon Conversations: Stayton slates first-Saturday farmer's market
Downtown Stayton's Marketplace at the Grove will host a farmer's market on the first Saturday of each month. → Read More
Vandalism forces Silverton church community to vacate
Vandalism at Silverton's Seventh-day Adventist Church has rendered the building unusable for the foreseeable future. → Read More
'Smart meters' coming to Santiam region homes
Pacific Power is installing new smart meters throughout the Santiam region. → Read More
Canyon Conversations: Photos prompt detective work
Santiam Historical Society delves into snapshots from the turn of the century. → Read More
Commissioners kickoff community tours in Mt. Angel
Marion County Commissioners to kick off countywide community tours in Mt. Angel → Read More
Stayton Elementary School students raise $7K, teacher gets mohawk
Stayton Elementary School students raised more than $7K through "Jump Rope for Heart," sending their PE teacher to the barber chair in the process. → Read More
Aumsville mechanic keeps tip-top public safety rigs
Aumsville Fire mechanic receives Outstanding Special District Program award. → Read More
Stayton, Pacific Power dispute power pole costs
Moving 10 power poles, and paying for it, are at the center of a roughly $250,000 debate. → Read More
'Kindness Rocks' in Sublimity
Sublimity students take place in a "kindness rocks" project, where students leave inspiring messages around town. → Read More
Speed radar signs coming to Turner
Turner will soon be seeing new traffic radar signs that will remind motorists of their speed. → Read More
Free seminars focus on farm-worker safety
Free farm-worker safety seminars to take place in Woodburn, Salem. → Read More
Silverton High Junior Dance Camp slated for Feb. 13-15
The camp will culminate with a halftime performance during the Friday, Feb. 16, Silverton basketball game. → Read More