Your Monday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
It’s not clear what sort of appetite Salem’s City Council might have for subsidizing commercial air service.
We’ll know more after a discussion tonight.
Councilors will meet to talk about what’s ahead for the city airport now that Avelo Airlines’ last flight has departed. Tourism and business groups are at work recruiting another airline, but initial revenue guarantees are likely to cost millions.
Councilors won’t make any decisions tonight, but their questions and conversation will give an indication where Salem might head next. Joe Siess’ story below has more on the discussion, and we’ll update you tomorrow as well.
Here’s some of today’s news. Head to our website anytime for the latest Salem news.
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Salem city councilors will discuss commercial air service as Travel Salem courts multiple airlines in an effort to bring flights back to Salem following Avelo Airline’s departure earlier this month.…
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A fire investigator concluded the July 21 blaze at an old Shari’s was likely set deliberately or started due to discarded cigarettes. A number of people were living in RVs…
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On Monday, crews will begin work to replace sidewalks and improve landscaping on several blocks of downtown Salem. The work continues a project that began with open houses in 2017.
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During President Donald Trump’s first term, Oregon sued the administration 50 times. Less than eight months in to his second term, the state has filed 36 lawsuits.
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