City Council voted Monday night, 7-1 (Tesler opposing), to close State Street at the Carousel.
Update:Over at SHINE, they've got a nicer map than the one the city published, so here's a version with notes.
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4 comments:
Oh, that's terrible news. :( Thanks for your great research into the issue!
Apparently the council follows right along with the Salem Police office line... "It doesn't meet our value threshold, so we wont' be investigating."
Disappointing...
Welcome to public process in Salem -- anyone waving cash, head of the line.
Anyone raising objections inconvenient to those waving cash, please know that your concerns are important to us and someone will answer your call shortly. This call may be monitored for quality. Thank you for calling, please know that your concerns are important to us and someone will answer your call shortly. This call may be . . .
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