When we remember those who gave their lives in the aftermath of the September 11th Attacks, our hearts go out to people in public service industries who “show-up” everyday and work to make our community better: law enforcement, firefighters, nurses, school teachers and everyone who devotes their life to serving others. Salem wants to pay tribute to some of these people in our region who champion extraordinary causes.
If you haven’t already met Travel Salem’s Golden Pioneer, we’d like to introduce you to our pal Sal, everybody’s favorite guy because he is part of Travel Salem’s Golden Pioneer Giveaway, where visitors and folks in the community can win freebies if they log onto Travel Salem’s Facebook page. People have to “guess where the Golden Pioneer is,” in a kind of Where’s Waldo fashion or participate in other Travel Salem contests which change monthly.
In 2010, 65 Oregon cities and towns hosted 599 Days of Culture events: film screenings, live performances, tours, exhibits, readings, lectures, dinners, community gatherings, volunteer activities, and family events. From October 1st to 8th, Oregon communities converged across the state, from Ashland to Portland to Pendleton, from Eugene to Bend to Burns.
If you haven’t already met Travel Salem’s Golden Pioneer, we’d like to introduce you to our pal Sal, everybody’s favorite guy because he is part of Travel Salem’s Golden Pioneer Giveaway, where visitors and folks in the community can win freebies if they log onto Travel Salem’s Facebook page. People have to “guess where the Golden Pioneer is,” in a kind of Where’s Waldo fashion or participate in other Travel Salem contests which change monthly.
