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Letters to the Editor

Discussing Salem School Levy

To the editor: Talkin’ to a community member about the Salem School Levy: Q: Why is this levy so important? A: There are two important issues. Safety and savings. Our buildings are safe, but they can be safer. A new K-8 building provides state of the art doors, windows, and technology to ...

The least cost option is to pass the levy

To the editor: As many are aware, the citizens of the Salem School District have a choice to make November 7, on the proposed levy to build a new K-8 school. There are many strong opinions on this levy, all of which are valid. As taxpaying citizens, we have the right and obligation to ...

We must take advantage of this opportunity

To the editor: Well it is easy to see that we are back into the “silly season” as we are receiving requests in the mail for donations for campaigns from politicians who cannot even file for at least another year, and then we get fliers in the mail, from who knows whom, as there is no ...

Salem Schools: Moving forward to the future by preserving the past

To the editor: I am writing this letter as president of Salem Preservation. The members of Salem Preservation stand tall and proud in their conviction that all Salem residents, young and old alike, would be best served by maintaining, adapting and reusing or selling our current school ...

Letters in support of Salem Schools levy

To the editor: With the Chamber’s mission “to serve as the catalyst that creates the best possible environment for business,” the Salem Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors is endorsing the 3.48 mill, 37-year property tax levy the Salem City School District is seeking in the ...

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Letters to the editor should be as brief as possible and address one topic. The editor retains the right to refuse any letter for print. The editor retains the right to edit any letters for libelous or inaccurate statements. Anonymous letters and submissions will not be published. A phone ...