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The Downtown Salem Holiday Parade is just around the corner, and registration is now open to be a part of it.
The parade will be on Friday, Dec. 1, at 6:30 p.m. Entries can be for walking groups, bands, bikes, trucks, cars and floats.
The deadline for entry is Nov. 17, and entry is $50 or $35 for non-profit organizations. There’s a 10% early bird discount for submitting an application by Nov. 1.
See the parade route and register to participate on the Salem Main Street Association’s website.
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The Salem City Council meets Wednesday to discuss ways to address its budget crisis if the payroll tax fails in November. Among the hypothetical scenarios is closing the library to…
24 Oct 2023
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The Salem City Council meets Wednesday to discuss ways to address its budget crisis if the payroll tax fails in November. Among the hypothetical scenarios is closing the library to…
24 Oct 2023
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A historic federal investment in projects nationwide aims to boost transmission of electricity from clean energy.
24 Oct 2023
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A historic federal investment in projects nationwide aims to boost transmission of electricity from clean energy.
24 Oct 2023
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Malheur County seeks nearly $70,000 from Greg Smith, state representative and former county economic development director. The county says Smith owes the money to cover legal costs incurred over handling…
24 Oct 2023
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Malheur County seeks nearly $70,000 from Greg Smith, state representative and former county economic development director. The county says Smith owes the money to cover legal costs incurred over handling…
24 Oct 2023
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The tax break for Amazon’s Salem distribution center is up this year, meaning the company owes $1.6 million in property taxes to fund local government and schools.
24 Oct 2023
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The tax break for Amazon’s Salem distribution center is up this year, meaning the company owes $1.6 million in property taxes to fund local government and schools.
24 Oct 2023
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