Your Friday evening update on Salem news

Good evening, Salem.
Esqueda has spent 17 years working for libraries and led Salem’s through a period of downsizing, earning praise from the state librarian for seeking input from library employees when deciding how to work with fewer resources.
We’ll have a story about her library leadership early next week.
Here’s some of today’s news. Catch our latest reports anytime on our website.
Teacher union leaders and school district administrators are still negotiating, despite teachers declaring last week that progress had stalled. Both sides submitted final offers to a state mediator on Thursday,…
Classified workers in the Salem-Keizer School District would receive a 14.75% raise over three years if members and the school board approve a contract. The deal is separate from the…
Willamette University officials on Friday provided little information about a cybersecurity issue that shut down internet access on campus three days earlier. They gave no estimate for when the network…
Northwest-based developers Edlen & Co. and deChase Miksis have been chosen to turn a key undeveloped property downtown into a mix of apartments, retail and public space.
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