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The City of Salem is seeking new ways to bring money into its general fund, which pays for things like the library, parks and emergency services.

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The Revenue Task Force’s list of potential options to consider is 41 items long and includes various taxes, changes to urban renewal areas and tolls.

There will be another chance to weigh in on them tonight, at the task force’s second town hall. Tuesday’s event is virtual, and will go from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.

Here’s some of today’s news. Catch our latest reporting anytime on our website.

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Following Salem, Marion County hires researchers to analyze gun violence

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office estimates it will release a report in late summer on gun violence across the county after hiring the same researchers the city of Salem used.…

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How you can weigh in on Salem’s city budget cuts

In the coming weeks, there will be town halls, public testimony and write-in opportunities for Salemites to share their thoughts on city budget cuts and revenue options.

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U.S. Rep. Salinas backs legislation to increase, expand mental health care in public schools

A proposal backed by Rep. Andrea Salinas would help set the stage for school health centers to get designated federal funding.

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Following Salem, Marion County hires researchers to analyze gun violence

How you can weigh in on Salem’s city budget cuts

U.S. Rep. Salinas backs legislation to increase, expand mental health care in public schools

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