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The Salem City Council meets tonight, with a busy agenda on topics including waste management, a proposal for a paved path in Wallace Marine Park and the Salem Police Employees’ Union contract.
Councilors will also consider a motion to develop a policy on accepting donations, and plan to vote on a $20,000 to the Marion Polk Food Share in response to the description of SNAP benefits amid the federal shutdown. November’s benefits were distributed late last week, but next month’s payout remains uncertain.
Here’s the full agenda. We’ll post our regular preview explaining the agenda items later today.
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Maravilla’s Bakery opened in 2008 in east Salem with just four employees, including its two owners, Juan Maravilla and Alma Ignacio, both originally from Mexico. Seventeen years in, the bakery…
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Following a late Friday emergency ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court, the Trump administration has instructed states that authorized full November nutrition assistance benefits to return a portion, another unprecedented…
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After a federal judge ruled Thursday that the Trump administration must fully fund Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, the state of Oregon refilled EBT cards in full for over 750,000…
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