Join Your Town
Parents and neighbors see-saw on playground guidelines
The Salem Common over the years has been tread upon by Colonial soldiers, painted by artists and, as a National Register of Historic Places site, visited by people from all over the world.
-
Housing, retail plan moves forward for St. Joseph's site
Salem -Thanks to a new City Council-approved zoning change, the former St. Joseph’s church on Lafayette Street will soon be converted into a space that will include a retail store and mixed-income and affordable-housing units.
-
Police finish investigation of former schools business manager
Salem -Police have completed an investigation into Bruce Guy’s actions during his tenure as the school business manager.
-
Driver in rollover crash cited for speed, negligence
Salem -A Washington Square home received an unpleasant surprise last weekend when a car crash ended with a pickup truck rolling onto their lawn.
-
Essex County salmonella case, three others linked to tomatoes
Salem -The state Department of Public Health this week announced four additional cases of salmonella in Massachusetts, including one involving a 41-year-old man from Essex County.
»More News
-
Mother pleads not guilty to denying son medication
-
Authorities say escapee's jailhouse calls led to apprehension
-
Changing shops bring new energy to downtown streets
-
Salem American tops Boxford during series game
-
Police Particulars: Week of July 4
-
Retired golfer returns to teach in Salem
-
Blood feud: City could reap thousands from controversial costume blood
-
Having trouble registering to comment?
-
Poll: Deval to depart?
-
Events calendar: Starting July 4
-
Residents, city get creative with Fourth of July plans
-
Superintendent ranks priorities for restoration
-
News calendar: Starting July 4
-
Sky's the limit: Salem man shares his passion for flying with students
-
Notes from above ground: In which a reporter flies a plane and lives to tell about it
»More News
sponsored by:
