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The city is closing much of the area around the Marion Parkade for the next month to make way for cleaning, new lights and repairs.
Dozens who responded to to the city’s announcement took issue with the decision to block off the area around the parking garage during freezing temperatures, expressing concern about its impact on homeless people downtown. Find that story below.
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Salem closes schools as Cherriots modifies at least one bus route because of weather conditions. Snow showers are forecast to continue through the morning.
23 Feb 2023
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Salem closes schools as Cherriots modifies at least one bus route because of weather conditions. Snow showers are forecast to continue through the morning.
23 Feb 2023
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The announcement of the closure on Tuesday drew public criticism for the impact it will have on unsheltered people downtown, as freezing temperatures are expected to reach the area.
22 Feb 2023
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The announcement of the closure on Tuesday drew public criticism for the impact it will have on unsheltered people downtown, as freezing temperatures are expected to reach the area.
22 Feb 2023
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Court documents show Christopher Michalski, 39, posted a series of tweets over nearly a year threatening to kill employees of Robinhood over his claimed financial losses. The tweets included threats…
22 Feb 2023
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Court documents show Christopher Michalski, 39, posted a series of tweets over nearly a year threatening to kill employees of Robinhood over his claimed financial losses. The tweets included threats…
22 Feb 2023
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A search for the next superintendent of the Salem-Keizer School District is in its final stages. School board members have narrowed the pool to three finalists and expect to name…
22 Feb 2023
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A search for the next superintendent of the Salem-Keizer School District is in its final stages. School board members have narrowed the pool to three finalists and expect to name…
22 Feb 2023
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