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West Salem Village Board votes down parking proposal

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WIZMnews.com A proposed two-hour parking ordinance during the day in West Salem’s downtown business district is voted down after input from village residents. On Tuesday, the village board voted 6-0 against the ordinance which would have carried a $75 dollar fine. The ordinance would have established a two-hour parking zone along the two-block length of South Leonard Street in the business district.  It would have limited parking between 9 a.m.…
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West Salem Village Board votes down parking proposal

WIZMnews.com A proposed two-hour parking ordinance during the day in West Salem’s downtown business district is voted down after input from village residents. On Tuesday, the village board voted 6-0 against the ordinance which would have carried a $75 dollar fine. The ordinance would have established a two-hour parking zone along the two-block length of South Leonard Street in the business district.  It would have limited parking between 9 a.m.…

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WIZM 92.3FM 1410AM broke the news in on Thursday, June 19, 2025.
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