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Marion County homeless advocates concerned with shelter space ahead of ODOT camp sweep

Marion County homeless advocates concerned with shelter space ahead of ODOT camp sweep Megan Allison Replay Video UP NEXT The Oregon Department of Transportation plans to clean out encampments near Salem Parkway and Interstate Five on July 19th. Now city leaders say the next challenge is shelter space. The Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency works directly with those in poverty. The director there said he believes about a thousand people live on the streets in the Salem-Keizer area. Jimmy Jones said there s only enough shelter capacity for about 350 people at any given time. But Jones tells KATU News he understands the safety concerns of camps on ODOT property.

Immense challenge : Trying to save the lives of drug users

Immense challenge : Trying to save the lives of drug users
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Patti Payne: Travel bug knows no bounds for OceanGate Expeditions and others, plus a super trip for Seahawk superfans

Patti Payne: Travel bug knows no bounds for OceanGate Expeditions and others, plus a super trip for Seahawk superfans
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Victor Herbert Smith

Wednesday, May 12, 2021 Victor Herbert Smith, son, husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, passed April 12 in Bothell, Washington. He was born Aug. 1, 1925 to Herbert Levi Smith and Paulina Catherine Stefan in Lewistown, Montana. Victor grew up in Benchland, Montana, now largely a ghost town, where his father managed the grain silo, and his mother was the town’s mayor and postmistress. His father’s job shielded them from the worst effects of the Depression and, as an only child, he was doted on by both parents. He enjoyed the hunting and fishing that was so accessible in rural Montana and the stimulating cultural influences of his New York City-born mother. Victor excelled in school, but on his 18th birthday, he heeded the call of a nation at war and enlisted in the U.S. Navy. He served in the Pacific Theater as a radioman while assisting naval intelligence. After months spent with headphones listening for Japanese submarines and coded messages, he was left with a s

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