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Habaneros Marks 25 Years in Salem With Mariachi, Food Contests and a Packed Celebration
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Habaneros celebrated 25 years of serving Salem with a packed anniversary event featuring mariachi music, food contests, prizes and a ribbon cutting. How…
“To The Ceiling Entertainment” Under Fire For Not Paying Artists. $100K in Back Rent
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point To The Ceiling Entertainment is no longer operating Salem’s Historic Grand Theatre as unpaid performer claims and a dispute over more than $100,000…
Salem Data Center Awaits City Review as New Water Details Emerge
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Salem has found the Oakline at Mill Creek application incomplete, so the project has not yet entered substantive city review or its formal…
Keizer Police Fee Changes Take Effect Sept. 1, Reshaping Costs for Businesses
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Keizer’s new Police Services Fee structure takes effect Sept. 1, raising residential charges and changing how commercial properties are billed. Residential Cost Single-family…
Oregon’s Education Crisis Is Happening in Our Classrooms
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Oregon schools are being asked to meet growing academic, behavioral and student-support needs while the state remains billions of dollars below the funding…
Most Independence Parks Stay Closed as Funding Fee Heads to November Vote
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Most Independence city parks remain closed while voters decide whether a new monthly fee for parks, library and museum services should take effect….
Salem Housing Authority Moves Nine Properties Toward Habitat Transfer at 15% of Market Value
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point The Salem Housing Authority voted to seek federal approval to transfer nine publicly owned housing properties to Habitat for Humanity at 15% of…
Post-Summer Skin: Why Fall Is the Best Time to Reset
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Late summer and early fall can be a useful time to help skin recover from months of sun, heat, chlorine, sweat and changes…
Brooks Eyes 10-Year, $450,000 Water Deal With Chemeketa
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point Brooks Community Service District is considering a 10-year agreement with Chemeketa Community College to purchase raw well water. Estimated Cost The agreement is…
Salem Veterans Stand Down to Bring 50+ Service Providers Downtown Sept. 2
Decision Snapshot (Click here) The Main Point The 2026 Mid-Willamette Valley Veteran’s Stand Down will bring more than 50 service providers together for a free event serving veterans and current…