Your Tuesday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
If you went to the Salem Saturday Market or the Art Fair over the weekend, there’s a good chance you encountered someone with a clipboard asking you to sign a petition.
Oregon Business and Industry’s campaign to refer a city council-approved payroll tax to Salem voters is in full swing. Organizers said they’ve gathered over 4,000 signatures as of Tuesday. Reporter Abbey McDonald has the latest below.
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Two weeks after a split city council vote, an Oregon business group’s campaign said it has gathered over 4,000 unverified signatures to bring the Salem employee-paid payroll tax to a…
25 Jul 2023
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Two weeks after a split city council vote, an Oregon business group’s campaign said it has gathered over 4,000 unverified signatures to bring the Salem employee-paid payroll tax to a…
25 Jul 2023
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Filemon Santos, 19, was swimming at Keizer Rapids Park on Saturday when he jumped off a dock and never resurfaced. The teen died a day later, according to a Keizer…
25 Jul 2023
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Filemon Santos, 19, was swimming at Keizer Rapids Park on Saturday when he jumped off a dock and never resurfaced. The teen died a day later, according to a Keizer…
25 Jul 2023
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Oregon’s treasurer is the first to officially announce intentions to run for secretary of state after Shemia Fagan left under a cloud of scandal.
25 Jul 2023
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Oregon’s treasurer is the first to officially announce intentions to run for secretary of state after Shemia Fagan left under a cloud of scandal.
25 Jul 2023
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