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Several parking spots in the Salem Public Library parkade are closed for the foreseeable future after a wall in the structure was damaged Saturday.
City officials briefly closed the parkade on Saturday, then re-opened it after a city engineer and fire staff determined it was safe, said Trevor Smith, city spokesman.
The damage is on a cement wall on the middle level of the three-story structure. Smith said a repair timeline was unknown and could take several months.
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Pilot Mohammad Husain Musawi and passengers Mohammad Bashir Safdari and Ali Jan Ferdawsi died in a plane crash Saturday after hitting a powerline pole in heavy fog. The three were…
18 Dec 2023
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Pilot Mohammad Husain Musawi and passengers Mohammad Bashir Safdari and Ali Jan Ferdawsi died in a plane crash Saturday after hitting a powerline pole in heavy fog. The three were…
18 Dec 2023
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Brad Compton recently took over Pioneer Trust Bank as president, making him the fifth in his family to run the bank since it opened a century ago.
18 Dec 2023
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Brad Compton recently took over Pioneer Trust Bank as president, making him the fifth in his family to run the bank since it opened a century ago.
18 Dec 2023
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The Cherriots board approved a $500,000 upgrade to its security cameras and postponed its vote on new paratransit buses during their Dec. 14 meeting.
18 Dec 2023
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The Cherriots board approved a $500,000 upgrade to its security cameras and postponed its vote on new paratransit buses during their Dec. 14 meeting.
18 Dec 2023
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