Your Thursday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
A city error on the November ballot won’t change the results of the infrastructure bond voters overwhelmingly said yes to. On Wednesday, a Marion County Circuit Court judge ruled the city could move forward with a bond sale to pay for infrastructure improvements.
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A Marion County judge ruled that even with a legally-required sentence accidentally left off the ballot, Salem voters had clear information about the measure’s impact on property taxes.
5 Jan 2023
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A Marion County judge ruled that even with a legally-required sentence accidentally left off the ballot, Salem voters had clear information about the measure’s impact on property taxes.
5 Jan 2023
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UPDATE: Samuel Caster-Winegeart, 25, was employed at Willamette University as a campus safety officer until the day after police say he shot at, punched and yelled a racist slur at…
4 Jan 2023
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UPDATE: Samuel Caster-Winegeart, 25, was employed at Willamette University as a campus safety officer until the day after police say he shot at, punched and yelled a racist slur at…
4 Jan 2023
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Salem crews on Thursday began repairing the street surface, which the city said was in poor condition for drivers following the recent ice storm and rain.
5 Jan 2023
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Salem crews on Thursday began repairing the street surface, which the city said was in poor condition for drivers following the recent ice storm and rain.
5 Jan 2023
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Wagner, an Oregon native, says his leadership style revolves around listening.
5 Jan 2023
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Wagner, an Oregon native, says his leadership style revolves around listening.
5 Jan 2023
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