Your Monday evening update – Salem news that matters
Good evening, Salem!
Up, up, up – or so goes Salem’s temperature in the coming days. On Wednesday, we could be bumping up against 100 degrees, or so says the forecast from the National Weather Service.
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The Salem Fire Department is still investigating the cause of a Monday house fire that injured the homeowner and a city firefighter.
15 Aug 2022
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The Salem Fire Department is still investigating the cause of a Monday house fire that injured the homeowner and a city firefighter.
15 Aug 2022
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Under agreements with employee unions, teachers and other licensed workers will see a 4.5% raise for the upcoming school year, plus a retention bonus.
15 Aug 2022
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Under agreements with employee unions, teachers and other licensed workers will see a 4.5% raise for the upcoming school year, plus a retention bonus.
15 Aug 2022
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Catch the dancers, art and activities that filled Englewood Park on Saturday.
15 Aug 2022
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Catch the dancers, art and activities that filled Englewood Park on Saturday.
15 Aug 2022
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