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The City of Salem Council Subcommittee is pondering regulations for medical marijuana dispensaries.

The move follows Gannett’s decision to spin off two companies separating its publishing and broadcasting divisions.

The company will bring ultra-fast “gigabit” service to select neighborhoods across the city.

The vacation rental company was one of nine entities that spent more than eight hours lobbying City Hall officials during 2014’s second quarter.

John Plotkin accused Brenda Rocklin of plotting with two SAIF executives to get him fired.

The company said this is the first step to growing into a regional brand.

The Stewart Meadows Village development is springing up on the former KOGAP Enterprises mill site in south Medford.

Since the arrival of a new CEO several years ago, the fitness company has launched several new products and revenue has soared.

West University neighborhood blossoms following construction of student housing.

Ten Northwest Metal customers have filed complaints with the Justice department since last August.