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The Salem City Council meets Monday to consider $2.36 million for upgrades and staffing at the Salem Municipal Airport, among other measures.
Read below for details on this evening’s agenda, and how to participate in the council’s first in person meeting since the pandemic began.
Here are some of our latest reports. You can find more on our website.
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At Monday’s meeting, the council will also swear in new members and discuss land use and improvement projects.
6 Jan 2023
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At Monday’s meeting, the council will also swear in new members and discuss land use and improvement projects.
6 Jan 2023
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Salem Community Markets is preparing for its largest season yet, with a March 4 opening date for the flagship Saturday Market.
6 Jan 2023
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Salem Community Markets is preparing for its largest season yet, with a March 4 opening date for the flagship Saturday Market.
6 Jan 2023
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The state Treasury plans to send checks of up to $10,000 to people with unclaimed paychecks, security deposits, tax refunds or other unclaimed property.
6 Jan 2023
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The state Treasury plans to send checks of up to $10,000 to people with unclaimed paychecks, security deposits, tax refunds or other unclaimed property.
6 Jan 2023
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