Your Monday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
Downtown streets are a little brighter in the evening, with tens of thousands of holiday lights covering poles.
They’re up ahead of this Friday’s holiday parade, a bigger and longer event than last year that will feature Buddy the Elf, Santa and a cameo from a fire truck used in the 1997 Nicholas Cage film “Con Air.”
Reporter Abbey McDonald brings you the details on the free event below.
Here are some of today’s stories. You can always find our latest reports anytime on our website.
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During the Salem City Council meeting on Monday, Nov. 27, councilors voted to form a revenue task force to find funding options for the city and advanced plans for a…
29 Nov 2023
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During the Salem City Council meeting on Monday, Nov. 27, councilors voted to form a revenue task force to find funding options for the city and advanced plans for a…
29 Nov 2023
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Santa will return on Friday, Dec. 1, for the Downtown Salem Holiday Parade that will feature floats, a Christmas tree lighting and 60,000 more holiday lights than last year.
27 Nov 2023
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Santa will return on Friday, Dec. 1, for the Downtown Salem Holiday Parade that will feature floats, a Christmas tree lighting and 60,000 more holiday lights than last year.
27 Nov 2023
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The Office of Economic Analysis last week revised its December revenue forecast, saying it overstated an expected increase in tax collections.
27 Nov 2023
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The Office of Economic Analysis last week revised its December revenue forecast, saying it overstated an expected increase in tax collections.
27 Nov 2023
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A report from Oregon’s workplace safety regulator found the Salem-Keizer School District needs to better train employees, share information and investigate incidents when students assault educators.
21 Nov 2023
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A report from Oregon’s workplace safety regulator found the Salem-Keizer School District needs to better train employees, share information and investigate incidents when students assault educators.
21 Nov 2023
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