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Be Bold, Be Aware.
Be Bold Street Ministries actively addresses the increasing drug overdose crisis in the U.S., especially in Oregon, which faces high opioid abuse rates. Founded by recovered addict Matt Maciera, the nonprofit supports individuals battling addiction and homelessness, sharing hope and resources. International Overdose Awareness Day emphasizes educating and supporting affected communities.
NFIB joins business coalition opposing Oregon climate change regulations
NFIB has partnered with various business groups to challenge Oregon’s Climate Protection Program (CPP), claiming it lacks legislative approval. They argue the CPP will harm small businesses by increasing energy costs and limiting fuel availability. The NFIB asserts that such significant regulatory changes should require a vote from the state legislature.
Salem Keizer Scavenger Hunt
The Salem/Keizer Scavenger Hunt on July 9, 2022, aims to engage residents, promote local businesses, and offer cash prizes. Organized by Farmers Insurance and WhirLocal, the free event features four adventures, ten local spots each, and various activities. Registration by July 1 enters participants for a chance to win additional prizes.
From the Desk of Kevin Mannix
Part of my work as a State Representative involves getting decisions on proposed laws. There is more than one way to get legislation to the House Floor to vote on...
Salem Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year Awards
The Salem Chamber of Commerce hosted its Business of the Year awards for the first time since 2017, celebrating local businesses that contribute to economic prosperity. Awards were given to various categories, including Non-Profit Business of the Year (Salem Angels) and Business of the Year (Rich Duncan Construction), highlighting community resilience and support.
Salem Eats: Cozy Taberna
In this month's edition of the Salem Business Journal's culinary feature, "Salem Eats," our team visited the acclaimed Cozy Taberna for an exclusive tasting of their enticing menu. The star...
Legislature Working to Increase Construction Regulation Authority
Construction bills in an Oregon legislative session are typically focused on prevailing wage, apprenticeship, and public contracting. However, this year dollars in federal spending bills come attached to their own...
Salem Events June:
The post details various upcoming events organized by the Salem Chamber of Commerce and other local organizations, including meetings, workshops, and entertainment activities from May to June 2023. Admission costs vary, with some events being free, while others range from $5 to $45 depending on the event type and participant status.
“The Canning Factory” Changes North Downtown: Working Together on Behalf of Property Stewardship
Developer Trent Michels is transforming north downtown Salem through The Cannery, a 13-acre mixed-use project promoting community, sustainability, and economic growth. This initiative includes apartments, retail spaces, and aims to create a local cultural hub. Emphasizing stewardship over ownership, the project is fostering collaboration among city leaders and residents for revitalization.
Getting ready for takeoff: Salem Municipal Airport is five months away from offering passenger flights
The Fly Salem Steering Committee has worked for five years to restore air service in Salem, Oregon. They've made significant progress with a new airline committed to start flights by October 2023. Plans include affordable flights to Hollywood Burbank and Las Vegas, potentially boosting tourism and the local economy significantly.