Salem Statesman Journal A Salem gym that made headlines for violating COVID-19 restrictions and remaining open in defiance of public health orders was fined an additional $126,749, Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Administration officials said Tuesday. Courthouse Club Fitness was fined for "willfully continuing to potentially expose employees to the infectious coronavirus," OSHA officials said. The fine is the largest penalty issued to an employer by Oregon OSHA for a violation related to COVID-19 and comes two months after the agency tasked with enforcing compliance to Gov. Kate Brown's pandemic restrictions fined the gym $90,000. A series of protests, some involving far-right groups, outside OSHA employee's homes followed the issuance of the initial fine.