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What's Happening Salem
By Jacob EspinozaNews
What's Happening Salem episodes
- Danielle Bethell on Salem's Housing Solutions and Community Events
Welcome to this week's episode of What's Happening Salem!
In this episode, Jacob Espinoza and Brandon Summers are joined by Marion County Commissioner Danielle Bethell, discussing:
A new $800,000 grant for housing assistance in Marion County.
The challenges of addressing homelessness and mental health issues.
Upcoming events in Salem, including Mt Angel Oktoberfest and Punks in the Park.
And much more!
Timestamps:
01:10 - Breakdown of government roles in Salem and Oregon
02:27 - Discussion of the new $800,000 housing assistance grant
05:31 - Challenges in addressing homelessness and mental health
10:43 - Upcoming events: Mount Angel Oktoberfest and Punks in the Park
15:32 - Salem Art Fair and Cherry City Roller Derby
18:21 - Federal funding for literacy instruction in Oregon
19:08 - Importance of early childhood literacy and community involvement in education
26 min - Vanessa Nordyke on Salem's Growth and Change
Welcome to this week's episode of What's Happening Salem!
In this episode, Jacob Espinoza is joined by Executive Director of CASA Marion County and City Councilor Vanessa Nordyke, discussing:
Downtown Salem development and the importance of affordable housing.
The appointment of new Salem Fire Chief David Gerboth.
Approaches to leadership and implementing change in organizations.
And much more!
Timestamps:
02:04 - Discussion on downtown Salem development
04:44 - Affordable housing in Salem
07:54 - Introduction of new Salem Fire Chief David Gerboth
12:32 - Vanessa's career transition to CASA
14:41 - Salem Art Fair and Festival date change and entertainment lineup
17:30 - Vanessa's early volunteering experience
18:55 - Leadership approaches and implementing change
21 min - Building a Better Salem
Welcome to What's Happening Salem!
In this episode, Jacob Espinoza and Brandon Summers talk about:
Updates on the Truitt building development project on Front Street, including plans for wine tasting rooms, food halls, and multifamily homes.
Changes to Oregon's drug laws, including new deflection programs and penalties for low-level drug possession.
Salem's upcoming National Voter Registration Day on September 17th, 2024.
And much more!
Timestamps:
02:35 - Advantage's viral Facebook meme
03:13 - Updates on the Truitt building development project
05:16 - Discussion about driving on Front Street
07:57 - Oregon's new drug laws and deflection programs
10:50 - Challenges of addressing substance use and addiction
12:49 - Salem's National Voter Registration Day announcement
16:46 - The value of unbiased information in local politics
22 min - Welcome to What's Happening Salem
Welcome to this first episode of What's Happening Salem!
In this episode, Jacob Espinoza and Brandon Summers talk about:
The success of Jacob's recent event and the growth of his newsletter
New apartment development plans in downtown Salem
The high cost of housing in Oregon and the need for more inventory
The complexities of homelessness and addiction
Measure 118 and its potential impact on Oregon businesses and residents
The mission behind What's Happening Salem and plans for future episodes
And much more!
Timestamps:
03:03 - Salem Housing Development Update
06:39 - Homelessness and Empathy
12:19 - Oregon Measure 118
18:17 - Escaped Prisoner Caught
23 min
About What's Happening Salem
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Stay connected to your community with "What’s Happening Salem," your go-to podcast for all things Salem, Oregon. Every Friday morning, we bring you the latest news, events, and stories from the past…
week, keeping you informed and engaged with what's happening in your city. Whether it's local government updates, community events, or neighborhood highlights, "What’s Happening Salem" ensures you never miss a beat. Tune in weekly to stay in the know and be part of the vibrant Salem community.