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This is out 20th segment in our ongoing interactive look at medical marijuana with noted expert, Dr. Phil Leveque and Bonnie King.

Salem, Oregon’s Riverfront Carousel draws visitors locally and from throughout the world who want to experience a piece of American fun that endures from the greatest of childhood memories. The horses and gifts at the Carousel that are hand carved by these volunteers are created and brought to life through hours of concentrated effort. In fact this very group has been working together for several years.

There is a quiet revolution taking place on the streets of America. Gas prices are rising out of sight and into view comes the vision of the future: a conventional electric car that has four wheels, a realistic range, and a price tag of $10,500. The use of the word Revolution here is both figurative and literal; that is the name of the new four wheel electric car offered for sale at Electric Wheels in Salem, Oregon.

A celebration at Salem Harley-Davidson drew motorcycle enthusiasts from all over western Oregon today. The capitol city dealership is under new ownership and they aren’t sparing any expenses at putting the location on the map. They couldn’t have picked a better day for the event; the sun has been scarce in Oregon for the last six months. It was a good also a good time to celebrate a new line of choppers they began carrying from southern California called Big Bear Cycles.

This is the 18th segment in our ongoing medical marijuana education series with Dr. Phillip Leveque, noted physician, toxicologist and pharmacologist.

They say only a fraction of the children who suffer abuse in this country report those crimes. What we do know is that in 2006 alone, there were over 12,000 child abuse victims in this state, and advocates say it is far too many. Video recorded in Salem, Oregon, 4-4-08

Enjoy downtown Salem, Oregon, one of the best preserved old west towns you can visit!

Members of SNAP, the Priest sex abuse network, are interviewed by Salem-New.com's Tim King in this riveting hour long program. The main point is the Portland, Oregon Catholic Archdiocese' refusal to release private records that would potentially affect many more priests who have so far escaped prosecution for committing sexual acts against children. The hook is that an Oregon court ordered the records to be released, what kind of pull does the Catholic Church have on Oregon's courts?