The building, too, is quite handsome, and it's 100 years old this year.
As the weather has so completely turned around from yesterday's glory, it's a reason to console yourself and take a moment to appreciate one of our most important institutions!
Supreme Court Building today Its designer, William C. Knighton, is responsible for several of Salem's loveliest buildings |
"Watching the court is like watching the ballet" |
The Supreme Court Building was nearly finished and opened in 1914 |
It was big news! |
The downtown neighborhood association, CAN-DO, meets tomorrow and on the agenda is an update on the Y-intersection of Broadway/High/Liberty just north of Boon's.
Replacement of traffic signals at Liberty and Broadway Street NE and 're-aligning’ that intersection – Troy Thompson (Project Manager, City of Salem Public Works Dept)CAN-DO meets Tuesday the 21st, at 6:00 p.m. at First Christian Church on 685 Marion Street NE.
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Maybe you've already said what you had to say on the NEN-SESNA plan process, but also tomorrow at the Planning Commission is a work session on the proposed new neighborhood plan -
http://www.cityofsalem.net/Departments/CommunityDevelopment/Planning/PlanningCommission/Pages/October21,2014.aspx
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