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Joe Siess

Joe Siess

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Reporter, Salem Reporter

Salem

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Total articles 668

  • Residents raise questions about long-term plans to fix city budget gap at town hall

    By Abbey McDonald Verified, Ardeshir Tabrizian, Joe Siess Verified| Salem Reporter Verified A town hall discussion of taxes isn’t often a place for positive emotions. But despite the tough topic, the energy in Elsinore Theatre Tuesday night matched that of the speakers’ main message of the evening: we’re in this together. “How many of us in here really love our Salem?” said City Councilor Irvin Brown from the stage, eliciting cheers and whoops from the audience.

    By Abbey McDonald Verified, Ardeshir Tabrizian, Joe Siess Verified · Salem Reporter

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • City council approves $200,000 settlement for man after sewage floods home

    By Joe Siess Verified, Madeleine Moore| Salem Reporter Verified A unanimous vote from Salem city councilors Monday will give a Salem man nearly $200,000 settlement after his home was flooded with several inches of sewage following a sewer back-up last December. The back-up occurred on Dec. 26 and flooded the home of Elias Villegas at 740 Wildwind Dr. S.E., a part of the city where city officials said it was difficult to provide regular sewer maintenance, according to a staff report from City Attorney Dan Atchison.

    By Joe Siess Verified, Madeleine Moore · Salem Reporter

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Salem chamber comes out in support of city property tax increase  - Salem Reporter

    By Joe Siess Verified, Rachel Alexander Verified| Salem Reporter Verified Salem’s business leaders have come out in support of a property tax increase set to go before voters on May 20 which, if passed, would help maintain city services currently on the chopping block including parks and recreation, the library, and Center 50+ The Salem Area Chamber of Commerce issued its endorsement of the levy Sunday night and said the property tax increase is critical to avoiding the looming threat against essential city services as the city grapples with a systemic budgetary...

    By Joe Siess Verified, Rachel Alexander Verified · Salem Reporter

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Salem Reporter

Salem, United States