Michael Rose
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Salem, MA, United States
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City to reveiw newspaper delivery practices
For the seventh time, city council will hold deliberations on proposed ordinance → Read More
Bittersweet ending for downtown merchant
It’s the end of dream for a mother and daughter who have operated a bright downtown shop, filled with women’s fashions. Bittersweet Boutique will soon be gone. The store’s failure reflects downtown Salem’s challenges, as well as national trends in retailing. More than six years ago, Teresa Standish and her daughter, Shannon Williams, opened the business at 321 Court St. NE. Bittersweet Boutique… → Read More
Salem green lights goats for brush clearing
Council advanced an ordinance that would allow goats to be used for brushing clearing in city limits → Read More
Salem may relax rules to allow Uber to operate in city
Salem City Council on Monday asked staff to review the city’s vehicle for hire regulations for possible changes in light of new transportation services, such as Uber. Uber provides vehicle for hire service through smartphone apps. City officials assert that Uber -- and similar organizations known as transportation network companies — fall under the city’s vehicle for hire licensing standards.… → Read More
Bringing jobs to Salem: Q and A with SEDCOR's Freeman
Freeman, president of SEDCOR, says he's optimistic about 2015 → Read More
Meeting to discuss how to pay for third Willamette bridge
The workshop will discuss possible strategies to pay for a proposed third bridge across the Willamette River → Read More
County residents could see garbage bills rise next year
Marion County will hold public hearing on proposed increase in garbage rates → Read More
State drives harder bargains on leases
New approach to real estate negotiations appears to have saved more than $19 million. → Read More
Pay increase for Salem city manager on council agenda
Council also considers use of fire bond funds, takes report on Minto Island Trail → Read More
State Police step up to new quarters in South Salem
New complex will provide workspace for more than 360 state employees → Read More
Councilors unimpressed with third bridge design
Bennett and Dickey assert bridge design falls short of council’s recommendations → Read More
Free cake at Cherriots' 35th anniversary celebration
Public is invited for refreshments on Thursday at Courthouse Square → Read More
Accident at Highway 22 and Rosemount Avenue
Emergency responders are clearing a traffic accident near Highway 22 and Rosemount Avenue in Salem. → Read More
Cherriots offers free rides on Election Day
Fare free day applies to Cherriots buses only, other services excluded. → Read More
Rent-a-goat? Hoofed critters might graze at city parks
Salem may change zoning rules so goats can tackle invasive plants at city parks → Read More
Moratorium on medical pot shops in Salem ends
City sets fees for medical medical marijuana dispensaries, → Read More
By the numbers: Salem's poorly maintained sidewalks
Broken sidewalks harm neighborhoods, create safety hazards → Read More
Pot tax approved by Salem City Council
City approves sales tax on recreational marijuana. Medical marijuana excluded. → Read More
Salem Council approves water and sewer rate increases
Rates will go up 3 percent next year and 3 percent in 2016 → Read More
Sewer and water rate increase on council agenda
Rate increases would start next year. Average household could be paying $85 per month by 2016. → Read More