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Events & Activities: 'Clue,' knights and more coming up
‘Clue’ production ready for Colton High stage COLTON: Colton High School drama program will present “Clue: On Stage,” with performances May 30-31, beginning at 6:30 p.m. The play is based on the screenplay by Jonathan Lynn, written by Sandy Rustin, and will be held in the high school multi-purpose room, 30205 S. Wall Street. Soccer...
Oregon Lost Dog Amazingly Finds His Way Home From Indiana
Have You Heard The Amazing Story Of Oregon's Bobbie The Wonder Dog?. This story brought me to tears, I think any animal lover would be moved emotionally by this amazing story of a lost dog that amazingly made his way back home from Indiana to Oregon. Amazing Story As A...
Explore Oregon Podcast: Shellburg Falls reopens, but Valley of the Giants closed long-term
In this episode of the Explore Oregon Podcast, host Zach Urness reports on two beloved places — one that is reopening after a major wildfire and another that just closed because of a huge landslide. Shellburg Falls Recreation Area reopened this past weekend, and Urness talks about how the...
ON THE REFUGE: Take a 'nature break' this spring
”I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order.” — John Burroughs Summer is just getting started and it’s time for a walk, birdwatching, a quiet contemplation of all things nature, and anything else you feel like doing. The refuge is the place to do it all. If you’re looking for a “nature break”, visit the refuge. It’s not too far from...
Salem-area restaurant openings, closings: JT's BBQ, Red Haus Pizza
In Restaurant Roundup, Em Chan shares some local restaurants' latest updates. Have a question for Chan to look into? You can send her your inquiries atechan@gannett.com. JT's BBQ officially closed after the second weekend in May. Owner JT Sanders began the food truck operation last year, serving up Texas-style barbecue...
‘Athey Idol’ is back to showcase West Linn student talent
The students in the Athey Creek Middle School commons are quiet. They’ve just settled down between performances during an after-school rehearsal for Athey Idol, waiting for the next performer to begin. “Is it a sad song?” one of them asks. “Yes,” said Allison Lee, the school’s choir and theater teacher. ...
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