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City councilors will meet Monday night to to consider approving grant funding that would provide rent assistance for homeless people.
They will hear a first reading on an initiative to recognize the Salem Civic Center as a local historic resource. Mayor Chris Hoy will also share a motion asking staff to develop a plan for paid parking downtown.
The meeting starts at 6 p.m., open to the public in person and streamed online. You’ll find our preview below.
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Federal and state funding will help transform the former Evergreen Church on Northeast Cottage Street into 17 downtown apartments for Salem-area veterans and services for those coming out of homelessness.
24 Feb 2023
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Federal and state funding will help transform the former Evergreen Church on Northeast Cottage Street into 17 downtown apartments for Salem-area veterans and services for those coming out of homelessness.
24 Feb 2023
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Councilors meet Monday, Feb. 27, to consider funding rental assistance and to hear an initiative to designate the Salem Civic Center as a local historic resource.
24 Feb 2023
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Councilors meet Monday, Feb. 27, to consider funding rental assistance and to hear an initiative to designate the Salem Civic Center as a local historic resource.
24 Feb 2023
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AT THE CAPITOL: Funding for shelters, to help families keep their homes by avoiding eviction, and homeless hep in rural counties are part of a spending package advancing at the…
24 Feb 2023
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AT THE CAPITOL: Funding for shelters, to help families keep their homes by avoiding eviction, and homeless hep in rural counties are part of a spending package advancing at the…
24 Feb 2023
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A packed program is scheduled at the Elsinore Theatre on Monday, Feb. 27, in a free public event to launch the Oregon Arts and Culture Caucus. An ensemble of five…
24 Feb 2023
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A packed program is scheduled at the Elsinore Theatre on Monday, Feb. 27, in a free public event to launch the Oregon Arts and Culture Caucus. An ensemble of five…
24 Feb 2023
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