Your Monday evening update on Salem news
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It’s been a years-long wait, but Salem’s shiny new YMCA finally has an opening date: October 20.
The Withnell Family YMCA will open its doors a little over a month after the nonprofit’s leaders welcomed the Salem community to see the nearly-finished structure at 685 Court St. N.E. The Y announced the opening Monday on its Facebook page.
The three-story, $30.5 million rebuild of the nearly century-old gym and community center in Salem has been in the works for over four years, with demolition on the old building completed in late 2019. In addition to normal gym amenities, the new building offers a preschool program and will focus on family programs for people of every age.
Meantime here’s a bit of today’s other news. Catch all Salem Reporter’s stories anytime on our website.
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Councilors will also consider changes to the city’s tax incentive program for apartment developers requiring 15% of units on larger projects be affordable to qualify for tax breaks.
10 Oct 2022
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Councilors will also consider changes to the city’s tax incentive program for apartment developers requiring 15% of units on larger projects be affordable to qualify for tax breaks.
10 Oct 2022
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There is support to establish a mobile crisis unit in Salem but city leaders can’t agree on where to get the needed money. Managing Editor Rachel Alexander delves into the…
10 Oct 2022
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There is support to establish a mobile crisis unit in Salem but city leaders can’t agree on where to get the needed money. Managing Editor Rachel Alexander delves into the…
10 Oct 2022
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The district attorney in Malheur County imposed a $200 penalty on a local agency for violating the public records law. The fine was awarded to the Malheur Enterprise newspaper of…
9 Oct 2022
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The district attorney in Malheur County imposed a $200 penalty on a local agency for violating the public records law. The fine was awarded to the Malheur Enterprise newspaper of…
9 Oct 2022
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