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Good morning, Salem.
The Salem City Council meets tonight, and there’s a busy agenda addressing garbage collection rates, lobbying plans for the next legislative session, parking codes and more.
The meeting is at 6 p.m. in-person at the city council chambers, 555 Liberty St. S.E., room 220, and also available to watch online. It will be livestreamed on Capital Community Media’s YouTube channel, with translation to Spanish and American Sign Language available. Anyone may attend the meeting to listen or comment.
Read our summary of what’s in tonight’s agenda below.
Here’s some of today’s news. You can always find our latest reports anytime of day or night on our website.
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A jury found Salem Officer David S. Baker used excessive force in violation of Christopher Garza’s civil rights and committed battery and false arrest under state law.
10 Nov 2023
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A jury found Salem Officer David S. Baker used excessive force in violation of Christopher Garza’s civil rights and committed battery and false arrest under state law.
10 Nov 2023
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Commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved awarding a $160,000 grant for the Strategic Economic Development Corporation, also known as SEDCOR, to promote the growth of Salem-area businesses and the local economy.
10 Nov 2023
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Commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved awarding a $160,000 grant for the Strategic Economic Development Corporation, also known as SEDCOR, to promote the growth of Salem-area businesses and the local economy.
10 Nov 2023
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During their Monday, Nov. 13, meeting, the Salem City Council approved higher garbage collection rates as requested by the Mid-Valley Garbage and Recycling Association. They also opted to postpone their…
14 Nov 2023
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During their Monday, Nov. 13, meeting, the Salem City Council approved higher garbage collection rates as requested by the Mid-Valley Garbage and Recycling Association. They also opted to postpone their…
14 Nov 2023
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Salem comedians want to you laugh with them. And they’re making it easier for amateurs to practice their skills and become performers.
8 Nov 2023
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Salem comedians want to you laugh with them. And they’re making it easier for amateurs to practice their skills and become performers.
8 Nov 2023
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