Food Share warehouse, other Salem projects getting state money
Good morning, Salem.
You may have seen paid parking signs cropping up downtown.
They're not in effect yet - July 10 is the start date. But the signage indicates currently free areas of downtown will shift to paid 12-hour on-street parking.
We're planning to talk to business owners, downtown residents and those who frequent downtown about their thoughts. We'd like to know how you expect paid parking to affect your life or business and your thoughts on the time limit.
Have something you want to share? Send it to reporter Joe Siess, [email protected].
Here's some of today's news. Catch our latest reporting anytime on our website.
Salem-area lawmakers failed for a second year to get the state to chip in to cover city public safety costs. But other major projects, including $6 million for a new…
A group of artisans who previously brought their craft to a secluded area of the Oregon State Fair plan to boycott it this year. Many of them have accepted an…
The Oregon House unanimously passed a bill Tuesday that would require health insurers provide treatment for people experiencing perimenopause, menopause and postmenopause.
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