Sprague constitution duo heads to nationals, Salem PD crime stats
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Avelo Airlines, the sole commercial airline operating out of Salem, has been getting national attention for a decision to fly deportation flights for the federal government beginning in May.
The Associated Press reported flights will be out of Arizona. It's an unusual step for a commercial airline - such flights are typically flown by charter companies.
We'll keep an eye out for any local reactions to the decision, which has been controversial.
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Two Sprague High School seniors, Matthew Meyers and Colin Williams, are competing in Washington D.C. this week after beating out teams of two dozen students at state with their knowledge…
The number of violent crimes reported in Salem has nearly doubled since 2010. The city last year recorded its highest number of sexual and aggravated assaults in 15 years.
Ten Oregon projects are among more than 470 environmental efforts across the country stuck in limbo, with recipients denied access to millions in funding.
The city of Keizer expects to dip into reserves to cover policing costs. Tax and fee revenue is not keeping up with police department costs, officials said.
The Salem-Keizer School Board will vote Tuesday on a new strategic plan for the district, which focuses on academic excellence, student wellness and system improvements to give teachers and schools…
Salem Reporter’s Town Hall on Taxes will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 15, at the Elsinore Theatre.
A panel of experts will explain and explore the city of Salem’s tax levy, on the May 20 ballot. The team at Salem Reporter invites you to join us for an extraordinary evening.
DATE/TIME: 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 15. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
PROGRAM: 90 minutes with Irvin Brown, Salem city councilor; Josh Eggelston, the city’s chief finance officer; and Tom Hoffert, chief executive officer, Salem Area Chamber of Commerce.
NOTE: Tickets are needed so Elsinore staff can plan for audience size.
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