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The Salem City Council on Monday committed over $2 million to the Salem Municipal Airport at its Monday meeting, seeking to bring commercial flights back to the city.
A majority of commenters were opposed to the decision, citing climate and budgetary concerns. Find that story below.
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Osvaldo Avila won’t be allowed to attend school athletic events through the end of September after a district investigation found he touched a football official on the back while disputing…
10 Jan 2023
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Osvaldo Avila won’t be allowed to attend school athletic events through the end of September after a district investigation found he touched a football official on the back while disputing…
10 Jan 2023
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At Monday’s meeting, tourism and business groups spoke in favor of the spending, which is a precursor to bringing commercial flights back to the city. A majority of commenters were…
10 Jan 2023
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At Monday’s meeting, tourism and business groups spoke in favor of the spending, which is a precursor to bringing commercial flights back to the city. A majority of commenters were…
10 Jan 2023
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Emails show top state officials were content to let Reginald Richardson retire with months of state pay after he pleaded guilty to assaulting a child at a Salem after school…
10 Jan 2023
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Emails show top state officials were content to let Reginald Richardson retire with months of state pay after he pleaded guilty to assaulting a child at a Salem after school…
10 Jan 2023
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10 Jan 2023
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Pause a few moments and get the inside scoop on stories produced by your local news team at Salem Reporter. Click and listen anytime. TODAY: How the case of a…
10 Jan 2023
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