The Latest Stories For You From Salem Reporter
Good morning, Salem.
Oregon Dungeness crab fritters, chicken sausage roulade and a white chocolate mousse dome were on the menu for young chefs at the Oregon Hospitality Foundation’s ProStart Championships on Monday.
Kaylee Peerenboom Dominguez of Salem’s Career and Technical Education Center was named Student of the Year in the state competition, and worked alongside a team of local classmates.
Feast your eyes on Ron Cooper’s photos of the event for Salem Reporter, linked below.
Here are some of our latest reports. You can find more on our website
salemreporter.com
Federal agents say they seized over 1,150 grams of suspected fentanyl and 3 kilograms of suspected heroin from Kelley Kaighin’s car and home.
14 Mar 2023
salemreporter.com
Federal agents say they seized over 1,150 grams of suspected fentanyl and 3 kilograms of suspected heroin from Kelley Kaighin’s car and home.
14 Mar 2023
salemreporter.com
With just an hour, high school students from around Oregon went to work Monday to cook up a first-class meal. They competed in Salem under the watchful eye of professionals…
14 Mar 2023
salemreporter.com
With just an hour, high school students from around Oregon went to work Monday to cook up a first-class meal. They competed in Salem under the watchful eye of professionals…
14 Mar 2023
salemreporter.com
AT THE CAPITOL: Auditors found that white people in Oregon benefited more than people of color from pay raises aimed at reducing gaps
14 Mar 2023
salemreporter.com
AT THE CAPITOL: Auditors found that white people in Oregon benefited more than people of color from pay raises aimed at reducing gaps
14 Mar 2023
salemreporter.com
There will also be a public hearing Wednesday over whether the county should be allowed a flexible contracting exemption for a $50 million sewer development project in the Santiam Canyon.
14 Mar 2023
salemreporter.com
There will also be a public hearing Wednesday over whether the county should be allowed a flexible contracting exemption for a $50 million sewer development project in the Santiam Canyon.
14 Mar 2023
Get our evening news update too!
Salem Reporter’s news team delivers a second update in the evening, which is delivered exclusively by email to subscribers. Click SIGN ME UP! to subscribe and start getting briefed twice a day on the news of Salem plus any breaking news alerts when big stories break.
We invite your news tips and story ideas
Sometimes the best stories we produce result from a question or suggestion from a reader. We count on local people alerting us to what’s happening. After all, Salem’s a big city and we have an ambitious but small crew.
The best way to get us your tips is to reach out directly to one of our ace reporters:
Ardeshir Tabrizian – [email protected] (criminal justice, housing, homelessness)
Abbey McDonald – [email protected] (city issues, transportation, community news, health care)
Or just drop us a note by email at [email protected].
Support local Salem news
Salem Reporter is locally owned and managed. Our ability to hire and pay some of the best journalists around relies almost exclusively on you – the reader. Your subscription, whether monthly or by the year, is essential to our operations. If you already subscribe, encourage those you know to take us for a test ride for three months at just $10 for the entire time. Or, if you are moved, you can make an extra contribution by donating to our news fund by going HERE. We’re determined to give Salem the news coverage it deserves. You can be one of our partners to make that happen!