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621 stories · Updated automatically as reporting is publishedThe 1.43-acre property at 1505 Front Street NE sits between Salem’s industrial past and a long-term push for housing, businesses and redevelopment along the Willamette River.
Wyatt JonesThe city is considering a formula based on business activity and building size, but no new rates were approved Wednesday.
Keaton JonesSilverSphere Capital says it will wait until after the November elections before deciding whether to make major investments in Oregon, while a new filing seeks more time for key Cannery appr...
Zev GlassThe average price of diesel reached about $6.77 a gallon Friday, adding another cost pressure for Salem businesses that depend on trucks, deliveries and equipment.
Wyatt JonesThe Keizer stadium will host public skating from Oct. 2 through New Year’s Eve, with most sessions priced at $10 including skate rental.
Keona PeoneThe pending Oakline at Mill Creek application would remain subject to Oregon land-use rules even if Salem adopts a temporary pause on data center development.
Zev GlassThe additional bond money will pay eligible public infrastructure costs for the planned 279-unit affordable housing development, leaving about $5.1 million in Salem’s housing fund.
Wyatt JonesSEIU 503 members are preparing for picketing as disagreements over wages and health care costs remain unresolved.
Christian HansenTen startups will advance to a live pitch before local investors Oct. 2 in downtown Salem. Oregon founders now have until Monday, Sept. 14, to apply for Pitch Willamette, a…
Keaton JonesSalem commercial property owners now have a new financing option for costly building upgrades, with applications opening Wednesday for the city’s new Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energ...
Wyatt JonesOregon’s new Education Accountability Act puts attendance under the microscope. But who actually has the power to change it?
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