Your Wednesday evening update on Salem news
Good evening, Salem.
Power has largely been restored in Salem following Tuesday’s wind storm, though Portland General Electric is still showing a few scattered outages around town affecting fewer than 100 households and businesses.
Salem Electric had no outages listed for west Salem and Keizer.
Pacific Power is still showing scattered outages in rural Marion and Polk counties, including up the Santiam Canyon.
Statewide, about 21,000 PGE customers and 4,800 Pacific Power customers had lights out as of 3:30 p.m.
You can always find our latest coverage on our website. Here’s some of today’s news.
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As Oregon’s first Chief Data Officer, Kathryn Darnall Helms helps state agencies gather and use information about everything from cow manure to worker’s compensation disputes.
28 Dec 2022
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As Oregon’s first Chief Data Officer, Kathryn Darnall Helms helps state agencies gather and use information about everything from cow manure to worker’s compensation disputes.
28 Dec 2022
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Gov. Kate Brown’s order allows nearly 7,000 Oregonians with a suspended license suspended prior to Oct. 1, 2020 to get them reinstated.
28 Dec 2022
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Gov. Kate Brown’s order allows nearly 7,000 Oregonians with a suspended license suspended prior to Oct. 1, 2020 to get them reinstated.
28 Dec 2022
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Managing Editor Rachel Alexander looks back on a year of covering inflation, new murals in Salem and yet another odd school year.
28 Dec 2022
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Managing Editor Rachel Alexander looks back on a year of covering inflation, new murals in Salem and yet another odd school year.
28 Dec 2022
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