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It’s the last day to weigh in on our survey about the city’s proposed cuts to services if the payroll tax fails in the November election.
Read more about the proposed cuts here and the council discussion of them here.
We want to know which cuts concern you the most, and what steps you would take to balance the budget.
We intend to publish the results of this poll in a future story and will use it to inform our reporting. We’ve received over 320 responses so far.
Here’s the link to the survey.
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Oregon saw a record number of book challenges in 2022-23, with complaints taken to boards and some books thrown in the trash. Salem, which saw one such challenge, said it’s…
26 Sep 2023
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Oregon saw a record number of book challenges in 2022-23, with complaints taken to boards and some books thrown in the trash. Salem, which saw one such challenge, said it’s…
26 Sep 2023
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Jim Arnold died Sunday night after being struck by a heavy tree branch that fell on a parked food truck on Aug. 29. His sisters described him as a loving…
26 Sep 2023
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Jim Arnold died Sunday night after being struck by a heavy tree branch that fell on a parked food truck on Aug. 29. His sisters described him as a loving…
26 Sep 2023
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The Salem City Council meets Monday, Sept. 25, to consider a project that would remove an invasive plant from the Oxbow Slough in Minto-Brown Island Park, and revisit an ordinance…
26 Sep 2023
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The Salem City Council meets Monday, Sept. 25, to consider a project that would remove an invasive plant from the Oxbow Slough in Minto-Brown Island Park, and revisit an ordinance…
26 Sep 2023
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District and teacher union proposals remain $50 million apart on compensation after six months of bargaining. Superintendent Andrea Castañeda said Salem-Keizer needs outside help to reach an agreement, while union…
26 Sep 2023
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District and teacher union proposals remain $50 million apart on compensation after six months of bargaining. Superintendent Andrea Castañeda said Salem-Keizer needs outside help to reach an agreement, while union…
26 Sep 2023
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A Town Hall open and free to the public will explore issues around Salem’s new wage tax. Salem Reporter is hosting the event Wednesday, Oct. 11, at the Elsinore Theatre. Voters will get a chance to decide whether the tax stays in November.
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