Salem's July art exhibits, city sues former ambulance provider
Good morning, Salem.
Monday's Salem City Council meeting is moving online due to air conditioning malfunctions at the library's Loucks Auditorium.
That means if you want to comment on anything at the July 14 meeting, you'll need to sign up in advance.
The agenda isn't out yet - we'll keep you posted on what the council is considering later this week. You can still watch the meeting remotely on the city of Salem YouTube channel.
The city of Salem is seeking at least $6.9 million in damages from its former ambulance provider, Falck, alleging the company breached its contract by failing to deploy enough ambulances.
This month, Salem’s galleries will show work by internationally recognized Afro-futurist artist Nikesha Breeze, take guests around the world through paintings and explore the life of Caralyn B. Shelton, who…
Farmers say some migrant workers are afraid of making the journey up from California to harvest Oregon cherries out of fear they could get pulled over or detained by ICE.
A police investigation into the railroad fire that threatened a downtown apartment building last month found that it was set intentionally, but no arrests have been made. The Salem Police…
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