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Supply shortage puts pressure on Raonoke-area air conditioning repair companies

The temperature is rising, so you may be quick to crank up the A/C.

Highlanders sign 6 at spring signing event

Glenvar signs six to the next level.

WATCH: Hillcats outslug Red Sox in Wednesday night matchup

For the second night in a row the Lynchburg Hillcats put up double digit runs in a win over rival Salem. Last night they secured an 11-4 win to open this latest road swing in Salem. Wednesday they followed it up with a 10-2 thrashing of their 460 rivals. Third baseman Milan Tolentino led the way, going 3-or-5 with 3 runs batted in and a run scored. The Hillcats are 19-15 on the season. The Red Sox fall to 17-18.

Salem holds signing day for 12 student athletes

The dozen signees have an average GPA of 3.7.

President of Salem apartment complex management group responds to complaints

This week 10 News has been investigating reports residents at The View at 777 sent to us about issues ranging from dead rodents in units to a collapsed ceiling.

Salem food pantry fights inflation, hunger after two-year hiatus

After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the Stamp Out Hunger food drive returns this Saturday.

Police: Cartels in Oregon are morphing their pot-growing ops

Foreign drug cartels that established illegal outdoor marijuana farms in Oregon last year are adapting as pressure on them begins to mount, law enforcement officials said Thursday. New challenges are emerging as a task force created by the Legislature met for the first time to figure out how to combat cannabis-related problems, some of which threaten Oregon's legal, regulated recreational marijuana industry. The Task Force on Cannabis-Derived Intoxicants and Illegal Cannabis Production is also responsible for recommending funding and command structure to enable law enforcement to combat illegal cannabis production, changes to state laws to address labor trafficking and water theft by the cartel-financed pot farms and regulations on genetic engineering of cannabis, among other issues.

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Attorney weighs in on living conditions at Salem apartment complex

More complaints from an apartment complex in Salem have been coming into the newsroom after 10 News reported the shocking conditions at The View at 777.

AAA: Despite high prices at the pump, summer travel expected to rise this year

Dr. Alice Kassens, Economics Professor at Roanoke College, says many factors are to blame for inflation and there is no clear end in sight, especially if you’re expected pre-pandemic prices.

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Roanoke’s Bike, Car and Truck Show postponed due to weather forecast

More than 150 cars, bikes, and trucks will fill the Salem Civic parking lot this weekend to benefit Family Service of the Roanoke Valley

Residents at Salem apartment complex frustrated with poor living conditions

Some of the residents at The View at 777 in Salem are frustrated.

Pelicans bats too hot for Red Sox in 24-6 clobbering

The Pelicans scored multiple runs in each of the first 5 innings on Wednesday night.

Ex-MIT prof convicted of trying to steal from son’s estate

A former Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor who once staged his own shooting has been found guilty of forgery and other charges for trying to swindle millions of dollars from his dead son's estate. John Donovan Sr., 80, of Hamilton, was convicted Tuesday by a Salem Superior Court jury after a monthlong trial and four hours of deliberations, according to a statement from the office of Essex District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett. Donovan forged 25 documents, including will codicils, deeds, land transfers, mortgages and releases of judgments against him at the county registry of deeds in December 2016, prosecutors said.

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Virginia Wesleyan defeats Roanoke, claims the 2022 ODAC Softball Championship

Roanoke won game one 5-3 but loss 1-0 in the decisive game two at Moyer Sports Complex.

ODAC Softball: Roanoke eliminates Lynchburg, advances to Championship game

Lynchburg defeated Randolph-Macon via a walk-off home run in an elimination game prior to losing to Roanoke.

ODAC Softball: Lynchburg eliminates Ferrum with 6-1 win

The Hornets jumped to a 5-0 lead in the elimination game.

WATCH: Red Sox split doubleheader series with Hillcats

The Salem Red Sox and Lynchburg Hillcats split doubleheader wins on Wednesday.

Roanoke Valley businesses seek new employees at job fair amid staffing shortage

The Economic Development Authority for the City of Salem hosted a job fair Tuesday. More than 65 businesses and local industries were on hand.

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American history on the auction block

Rare books and papers detailing the exploration of the New World and the founding of the United States, from the collection of noted book dealer William Reese, will be auctioned beginning next month at Christie's in New York City.

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Red Sox fall to RiverDogs 10-6

RiverDogs' hot bats early propel them to a Saturday night road win.

Here’s how you can save the environment and your money by recycling

This story is part of a series called “Solutionaries”, where we set out to explore innovative ways people are working to fight problems we’re all facing. Inflation, affordable housing, the climate crisis, and much more. You can find hours of stories here.

A trashy problem | What happens after you drop off your recycling?

What happens after you drop off your recycling or it gets picked up from your house? We’re taking you inside the process and explaining why it’s not always easy.

Repurposing stinky methane gas from Roanoke Valley landfill

The EPA says landfill gas can be captured, converted, and used as a renewable energy resource

Cave Spring softball defeats Salem in River Ridge clash

The Knights defeated Salem 12-4 at Moyer Softball complex to move to 9-1 overall, 5-0 in the River Ridge District.

Salem falls to Charleston 11-2, drops first home game of the season

Juan Daniel Encarnacion tallied 7 strikeouts despite the Red Sox loss.

Glenvar boys soccer defeats Alleghany 10-1

Highlanders netted seven goals in the first half.

LewisGale Regional Health System names new president, CEO

HCA Virginia has named Alan Fabian to lead the LewisGale Regional Health System as market president and LewisGale Medical Center’s chief executive officer.

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Virginia lawmakers talk about success, challenges while budget is still in limbo

Multiple senators and delegates talked about suspending the gas tax, removing grocery taxes, re-districting and getting a low fare carrier to ROA

Salem lacrosse edges Jefferson Forest in double overtime

Both teams played a fierce back-and-forth battle in the first half.

What can you recycle? It depends where you live

Check with your city or county to see what they will accept for recycling

Body of unidentified boy found in southern Indiana woods

The body of a young boy who may have died within the last week was found by a mushroom hunter in a wooded area in southern Indiana, and state police on Sunday asked for the public’s help in identifying the child. Indiana State Police Sgt. Carey Huls said that the body of the boy, believed to be between 5 and 8 years old, was found Saturday night in the heavily wooded area of Washington County not far from a roadway. Huls said the agency does not know the name of the boy, who he described as a Black boy who is 4 feet tall, with a slim build and short hair.

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Blacksburg boys soccer earn 3-2 comeback win over Salem

The Spartans held a 2-0 lead just thirteen minutes into Monday nights matchup with Bruins.

Salem Red Sox win doubleheader over Lynchburg

Salem opened the 2022 season with two wins over Lynchburg Saturday.

Salem Red Sox have early lead over Lynchburg Hillcats in suspended opener

The Red Sox scored in the bottom of the first inning before the skies opened up with heavy rain.

Salem ready to get back to ‘normal routine’ on the diamond

Salem finished one game out of the Low-A playoffs under Luke Montz in 2021.

Salem Red Sox ready for season opener

The Red Sox are ready to get things rolling with plenty of organizational talent on the roster.

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Salem Red Sox prepare for a jam-packed season of family fun ahead of its home opener on April 8

The Salem Red Sox prepare for a jam-packed season of family fun ahead of their home opener on April 8.

Salem Fire Department named ‘Firefighter Hero’ by Red Cross

The American Red Cross is honoring local heroes who have served their communities courageously this year.

Friends remember former Hidden Valley student whose remains were found at Hollins University

From preschool to Hidden Valley High School, they were lifelong friends — but Jessica Dickson’s life ended too soon.

LewisGale Medical Center reports zero COVID-19 hospitalizations for first time in two years

Thursday marked a major milestone in the fight against COVID-19.

Lunch with the Law encourages community to get to know law enforcement

Local law enforcement are hoping to build relationships in the community.

A driver who killed 4 homeless people in Oregon was drunk, a prosecutor says

Enrique Rodriguez Jr., 24, had roughly double the legal limit of alcohol in his blood when he allegedly plowed into a homeless encampment in Salem, Ore., early Sunday morning.

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Man who killed estranged wife’s fiance in Salem parking lot faces additional sentence

The Christiansburg man who shot and killed another man in a parking lot will now spend an additional five years in prison on top of his 26-year sentence out of Salem.

Car slams into Oregon homeless encampment, killing four and injuring three

The alleged driver was arrested hours later and charged with manslaughter and reckless endangerment. Authorities say they suspect alcohol may have played a role.

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Driver crashes into Oregon homeless camp, killing 4

A driver crashed their car into a homeless encampment in Salem in the middle of the night, killing four people and injuring three more, including the driver, the Salem Police Department said Sunday. Nathan Rose tells the Salem Statesman Journal that he and his girlfriend were in their tent when they heard two loud thuds. The car just missed their tent, Rose said.

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Spring Home Show returns to the Salem Civic Center for its 50th anniversary

The Spring Home Show returns to the Salem Civic Center for its 50th anniversary celebration.

Roanoke College names Dr. Frank Shushok Jr. as 12th president

Roanoke College Board of Trustees named Dr. Frank Shushok as the 12th president of Roanoke College.

First responders battle it out on the gridiron for charity

Police and firefighters suit up in football gear to help raise money for local charities

Feeding Southwest Virginia receives two truckloads worth of donations

The rising prices have taken a toll on Feeding Southwest Virginia, but The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is working to help keep families fed.

Great horned owlets successfully re-nested in Salem as their mama watches nearby

Two baby great horned owlets are safe and re-nested after falling from a tree.

Veterans, employees react to recommendation of closing Salem VA Medical Center

Department of Veterans Services released a 52-page report this week, recommending renovations or closing several facilities—including the Salem Medical Center—due to aging infrastructure.

Feeding Southwest Virginia in need of donations as gas prices rise

Feeding Southwest Virginia is asking for donations to keep fuel in their trucks so they can continue to deliver food to those in need.

Compost-on-the-go educating generations about sustainability around Roanoke Valley

A compost-on-wheels is making its way around the Roanoke Valley to educate generations about sustainability.

LewisGale Medical Center expands infusion center with added comfort for patients

LewisGale Medical Center's new infusion center offers added space and comfort for patients to receive life-essential treatment.

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‘Get a colonoscopy’: LewisGale doctor emphasizes the importance of colon cancer screenings

Colon cancer is the third most common cause of cancer deaths, according to the CDC.

VDOT works to increase safety along I-81 corridor near Salem

VDOT leaders said the goal is to ease traffic congestion by widening the interstate.

March 9, 2022 Picture of the Day

Thanks to Charlotte for sending us today's Picture of the Day from Salem!

Awash in illegal pot farms, Oregon plans millions for relief

A Democratic state senator from southern Oregon said his region, awash in illegal marijuana farms that are protected by gunmen, is starting to look more like a failed state. After hearing him and others testify this week, the Oregon Legislature dedicated $25 million to help police, sheriff's offices and community organizations pay for the ballooning costs of cracking down on the thousands of industrial-scale, illegal pot farms. Seven years after Oregon voters passed a ballot measure legalizing the recreational use of marijuana and its regulated cultivation and sale, the state is grappling with an explosion of illegal marijuana farms that have brazenly cropped up, primarily in Josephine and Jackson counties in the south.

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Mike Lindell says he's pulling MyPillow ads from a Christian radio network because it won't discuss why he's been 'canceled'

Pillow pundit Mike Lindell during his 96-hour "Thanks-a-Thon" livestream that he's pulling his ads from Christian radio network Salem.

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Legal pot growers frustrated by illegal operations in Oregon

Amanda Metzler, a licensed cannabis grower, has beefed up security around her property and no longer dares to go out after dark because she's afraid of armed cartel members who run illegal marijuana farms in her region — even directly across the street. Elin Miller, a vineyard owner, said the illegal sites have lured away so many field workers that grape growers and wineries are suffering labor shortages, particularly at harvest time. Jackson County Sheriff Nathan Sickler says the crime rate, associated with the thousands of illegal marijuana farms that have sprung up this year in southern Oregon, has gone through the roof.

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After nixing diversity symbols, school district fires leader

A school board in Oregon that recently tried to ban teachers from displaying gay pride and Black Lives Matter symbols has abruptly fired the school superintendent, deeply upsetting board members who opposed the move. The escalating disputes in the Newberg School Board come as schools nationwide have become battlegrounds, with arguments over vaccine and mask mandates, how racism is addressed in teaching, instruction related to sexuality and gender-neutral bathrooms. After Superintendent Joe Morelock was fired in a Zoom meeting late Tuesday night, board member Rebecca Piros — one of three who opposed his firing — told him she was sorry.

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The AHS girls got their first regional title in 30 years last week, while the boys won their third consecutive title during the Class 2, Region C cross country

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This millennial made over $8,000 by delivering food 12 hours a day for 30 days. Here's a breakdown of his expenses

Sam Lyon set out to drive for Uber Eats 12 hours per day every day for one month to see how much money he could make. Here are the results.

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Today in History for October 30th

Highlights of this day in history: 'War of the Worlds' spooks Americans on Halloween Eve; A deadly mudslide hits Nicaragua after Hurricane Mitch; Muhammad Ali beats George Foreman in the 'Rumble in the Jungle'; Comedian Steve Allen dies. (Oct. 30)

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Haunted America: The Salem Witch Trials

History has revealed the persecutions were all about money, land and power.

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Oregon illegal pot grows: More calls to send National Guard

On the same day last week that a southern Oregon county declared a state of emergency amid a sharp increase in illegal cannabis farms, police raided a site that had about two tons of processed marijuana and 17,500 pot plants. The raid illustrates that the proliferation of industrial-scale marijuana farms has gotten so bad and so brazen that Jackson County Commissioners asked Gov. Kate Brown to send in the Oregon National Guard “to assist, as able, in the enforcement of laws related to the production of cannabis.” During last Wednesday's raid in Medford, Oregon, police found a vast outdoor growing operation, plus harvested plants hanging upside down on drying racks and 3,900 pounds (1,800 kilograms) of resinous buds stashed in huge bags and in stacks of plastic storage containers.

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Illegal marijuana farms prompt Oregon county to declare state of emergency

They divert precious water during the severe drought and abuse their workers, overwhelmed local officials say.

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Overwhelmed by illegal pot, Oregon county declares emergency

A county in southern Oregon says it is so overwhelmed by an increase in the number and size of illegal marijuana farms that it declared a state of emergency Wednesday, appealing to the governor and the Legislature's leaders for help. The Jackson County Board of Commissioners said law enforcement officers and county and state regulators and code enforcers are overwhelmed and warned of an “imminent threat to the public health and safety of our citizens from the illegal production of cannabis in our county.” Illegal marijuana grows have been a persistent problem throughout the West, even in states like California that have legalized pot.

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Troopers: Rape victim took quick photograph, video of Salem suspect as he fled

Oct. 12—A Salem woman who told state police she was raped early Monday was able to take a photograph and film a video of the suspect driving off in his black Chevrolet pickup truck, according to court records. Bryan M. Wallace, 31, also of Salem, was apprehended and arraigned on multiple criminal charges including burglary, illegal possession of a firearm, involuntary deviate sexual ...

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Driver in custody after crash kills Low Moor man on moped

SALEM — Virginia State Police Sr. Trooper B.J. Hobbs is investigating a fatal crash in Alleghany County that occurred yesterday, Aug. 9, at about 8:30 p.m. on

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Police investigating Craig County shooting death of Alleghany man

SALEM — The Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation's Salem Field Office is investigating the fatal shooting death of an Alleghany County man in

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Anti-fascist teens fooled a Kansas school board candidate into exposing his racist and white nationalist posts

The local school board candidate told members of the Midwest Youth Liberation Front that was a Proud Boy leader, according to reports.

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Oregon adopts most protective heat rules for workers in US

Oregon adopted an emergency rule Thursday that strengthens requirements for employers to safeguard workers from extreme heat, including expanding access to shade and cool water in what advocates called the nation's most protective heat rules following deadly record-high temperatures in the Pacific Northwest. “With these new rules, Oregon has a chance to lead the country in ensuring workplaces are safe from high heat, especially for those doing the most demanding and dangerous jobs like farming and construction,” said Kate Suisman, an attorney with the Northwest Workers’ Justice Project. The emergency rule adopted by the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division, or Oregon OSHA, also mandates regular cooldown breaks and communication between employees and supervisors so workers can report concerns.

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Historic Northwest heat wave may have killed hundreds

Hundreds of deaths in Canada, Oregon and Washington may have been caused by the historic heat wave that baked the Pacific Northwest and shattered all-time temperature records in usually temperate cities. Oregon health officials said late Wednesday more than 60 deaths have been tied to the heat, with the state's largest county, Multnomah, blaming the weather for 45 deaths since the heat wave began Friday. British Columbia’s chief coroner, Lisa Lapointe, said her office received reports of at least 486 “sudden and unexpected deaths” between Friday and 1 p.m. Wednesday.

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Hundreds of deaths could be linked to Northwest heat wave

The grim toll of the historic heat wave in the Pacific Northwest became more apparent as authorities in Canada, Oregon and Washington state said Wednesday they were investigating hundreds of deaths likely caused by scorching temperatures that shattered all-time records in the normally temperate region. British Columbia’s chief coroner, Lisa Lapointe, said her office received reports of at least 486 “sudden and unexpected deaths” between Friday and Wednesday. “While it is too early to say with certainty how many of these deaths are heat related, it is believed likely that the significant increase in deaths reported is attributable to the extreme weather,” LaPointe said in a statement.

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'We're going to have to get used to this': Pacific Northwest scorched in dangerous, record-breaking heatwave

Record-breaking temperatures Saturday and Sunday. A risk of heat exhaustion. "We're going to have to get used to this," said one expert.

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With a backlog of over 1.3 million cases, the 500 immigration judges in the US feel overburdened and pressured to deport

In May, Customs and Border Protection reported more than 180,000 migrants at the Southern border, the largest number in a month in more than 20 years.

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'No evidence' UFOs are alien spacecraft, but they're not American, Pentagon says

In a new report, Pentagon officials claim they lack evidence that UFOs are from worlds other than Earth.

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Five Oregon counties vote to move to Idaho in bid to escape Democrats

‘I understand why many people want to be Idahoans,’ governor Brad Little says, describing move as ‘within the realm of possibility’

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7 rural counties in Oregon that voted for Trump have voted to secede from the blue state and join Idaho

"Idaho respects traditional morality and justice, and it doesn't get in the way of rural livelihoods," a group pushing the ballot measures says.

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Richard Allen McElwee

SALEM — Richard Allen McElwee, 59, of Salem, passed away Saturday, Nov. 28, 2020 at Lewis-Gale Medical Center, Salem. He was born April 9, 1961 in Hot Springs,

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Nationwide protests authorities feared by Trump supporters fail to materialize

A man who gave his name only as Ace stands with other armed protesters during a rally at the Oregon State Capitol in Salem on Sunday. When Seiler spotted two men she suspected of being Trump supporters (“no masks, hands in their pockets”), she confronted them and they left the plaza. The crowd included Boogaloo Bois, COVID-19 lockdown opponents, pandemic skeptics and Trump supporters still angry over what they baselessly claim was election fraud. Brandon Jackson, 27, of Scottsdale, Ariz., came to the state capitol wearing a Hawaiian shirt and carrying a modified American flag, both signaling his membership in the right-wing Boogaloo Bois. A libertarian, Jackson said he joined the rally to support gun rights after protesting at the Arizona State Capitol on Jan. 6.

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Ellis Darwin King

SALEM — Ellis Darwin King, 90, of Salem, and formerly of Highland County, passed away Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020 at Virginia Veterans Care Center. He was born March 29, 1930, a son of the late Martin Ellis King and Grace Emile Page King. Following his graduation from Monterey High School, Mr. King enlisted in the U.S. Navy and served aboard the U.S.S. Mansfield during the Korean conflict. And, within days of his discharge from service, he married Patsy Jean White on April 11, 1953, in La...

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Christmas tree sales are telling a holly, jolly economic story

John Williams, left, and his dad Terry, right, both of Salem, carry a large Christmas Tree out of the field together at Tucker Tree Farm in Salem, Oregon, November 29, 2020. Alisha Jucevic | ReutersTree retailers are having a spirited season this year, as Americans staying closer to home due to the coronavirus pandemic are turning the holiday spirit up a notch. Christmas trees are helping paint a bit more optimistic narrative. "People are staying at home and getting a really big tree," Evercore analyst Ed Hyman said in a note. Indeed, each year Americans will buy between 25 million and 30 million real Christmas trees along with another 10 million to 20 million artificial ones, according to Statista.

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Richard Allen McElwee

SALEM — Richard Allen McElwee, 59, of Salem, passed away Saturday, Nov. 28, 2020 at Lewis-Gale Medical Center. He was born April 9, 1961 in Hot Springs, the son of Rachel Marie Howdyshell McElwee and the late Button Guinnett “BG” McElwee Jr.Mr. McElwee was the athletic director at Glenvar High School. He was a loving son and father. He enjoyed all sports, playing on the football, basketball and baseball teams in high school; he was nominated to the Bath County High School Hall of Fame.

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Massachusetts governor and Salem mayor outline safety precautions ahead of Halloween

Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker and Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll spoke on Wednesday about new restrictions on Halloween activities as the state faces a rise in COVID-19 cases. Salem typically attracts half a million visitors during October, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, the city is asking visitors without plans to not visit. The new restrictions in the city include early business closures, road closures and parking restrictions. CBSN BostonParades, balls, and all large city events for Halloween were canceled back in August. Governor Baker spoke about Halloween, saying outdoor trick-or-treating, if done in small groups with face coverings and limited interactions, is "a lot safer" than hosting a house party.

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Oregon declares emergency as coronavirus cases double to 14

FILE PHOTO: Oregon Governor Kate Brown speaks at the state capital building in Salem, Oregon, February 20, 2015. REUTERS/Steve Dipaola(Reuters) - Oregon Governor Kate Brown declared a 60-day state of emergency on Sunday as coronavirus cases in the state doubled to 14. We will do everything in our power to keep Oregonians safe, Brown said at a news conference.

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Buttigieg edges past Sanders in Iowa's national delegate race: state party

Democratic 2020 U.S. presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg speaks at a campaign town hall event at Salem High School in Salem, New Hampshire, February 9, 2020. REUTERS/Jim Bourg(Reuters) - Democratic presidential contender Pete Buttigieg narrowly beat rival Bernie Sanders in Iowa in the race for delegates, according to projected national delegate allocations released by the Iowa Democratic Party on Sunday. Updated results from last weeks caucuses in the state showed Buttigieg with 14 delegates and Sanders with 12. Elizabeth Warren won eight delegates, Joe Biden won six and Amy Klobuchar got one.

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Robert Leon Buddy Persinger

BACOVA Robert Leon Buddy Persinger, 74, of 72 Longview Drive, Bacova, died Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020 at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Salem. He was born July 28, 1945 in Clifton Forge to the late Earnest Massie Mac Persinger and Laura Evelyn Curtis Persinger. He served in the United States Army during two tours in the Vietnam War. He was a skilled laborer and jack of all trades throughout his life. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his loving wife of ...

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Mayor of Salem, Massachusetts, on Trump's witch trials remarks: "Learn some history"

Boston The mayor of Salem, Massachusetts, said President Trump needs to "learn some history" after he claimed those accused in the city's infamous witch trials received more due process than he has while facing impeachment. The trials in 1692 included "powerless, innocent victims" who were "hanged or pressed to death" on scant evidence, Democratic Mayor Kim Driscoll said Tuesday on Twitter. The allegations against Mr. Trump, in contrast, are against a powerful world leader and come with "ample evidence" and "admissions of wrongdoing," Driscoll said. In this Dec. 16, 2011 photo, Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll speaks in her office at City Hall in Salem. Mr. Trump maintains it was appropriate for him to ask Ukraine to look into allegations of corruption and denies withholding the aid.

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Oregon Republicans in hiding to prevent vote on climate bill

Salem, Oregon Republican state senators in Oregon haven't shown up for work since last Thursday when they went into hiding to block Democrats from voting on a climate bill. State Democrats even made a wanted poster, evoking the days of the wild west. "I'm not going to be a political prisoner in the state of Oregon," he said. She said she had no choice but to send the state police to find the state senators who are in hiding. With just five days left in the legislative session, the Senate president said there won't be enough votes to pass the climate bill and urged Republicans to return.

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Witch takes warlock to court for harassment

A self-proclaimed "priestess witch" in Salem, Massachusetts, has won a protective order against self-proclaimed warlock Christian Day. She says he has been harassing her for several years. "48 Hours" Crimesider's Julia Dahl joins CBSN to explain the case.

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