SALEM — Voters in the Salem school district are being asked to continue supporting a 2-mill, five-year permanent improvement levy on the Nov. 7 ballot. District Treasurer Michael Douglas said the levy was originally passed in 1983 and has been renewed every five years since, with the money used to fund all types of improvement projects on district grounds and in district buildings, including this year’s roof replacement at the high school. “Taxes won’t be raised since it’s a renewal,” he said. The levy is expected to generate $315,300 per year if renewed. The owner of a ...