Joe Siess is a general assignment reporter based in Bend, Oregon. He writes for local publications such as The Bulletin and Redmond Spokesman, covering a range of topics including community events, social issues, and local businesses. His work has also been featured in The Oregonian and OregonLive.com.
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Salem city councilors held their final meeting of the year on Monday where they voted to appoint three city judges, seven board and commission members and renew a lodging tax.
By: Joe Siess
A group of local business leaders are calling for the formation of a new committee to take a closer look at the city’s budget in an effort to identify waste and efficiencies. The desired effect of the committee is to verify the city’s current budget projections, creating transparency and increasing community trust.
By: Joe Siess
Fire department on track for full staffing to take over ambulance service
By: Rachel Alexander, Joe Siess
In a report to the city council on Nov. 25, Penning said the city's first year of air service brought nearly $19 million into the regional economy through spending at restaurants, hotels and other venues.
By: Joe Siess
Marion County commissioners voted unanimously Wednesday to grant nearly $750,000 to help the Hope Pregnancy Clinic in Salem expand to serve more pregnant women.
By: Joe Siess
Salem's trash will begin heading to a landfill at the end of the year as the Brooks incinerator that has long disposed of Marion County waste shuts down.
Flights from Salem to Las Vegas will resume May 1, and flights to Burbank, California will continue through at least Labor Day, Avelo Airlines announced Tuesday.
By: Rachel Alexander, Joe Siess
A preliminary performance audit of the Salem City Manager's Office showed that city leaders are overly focused on day-to-day tasks at the expense of setting clear goals and priorities, leaving overworked city employees without a clear focus.
By: Joe Siess
Reworld Marion, the waste management company formerly known as Covanta will have until June 30, 2025, to dispose of leftover waste on site at its Brooks garbage incinerator as it continues the process of shuttering or selling the facility.
Best Coast Bagels has grown from a pandemic hobby to a home business out of founder Lauren Fuhrman-Burch's home near Hopewell.
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