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Members appointed to new Salem CPA Committee
SALEM — The Community Preservation Act takes effect July 1 in Salem, and a committee is now in place to vet each project funded by the act. The CPA pays for projects to create or improve recreation,...
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Spreading the word on affordable housing
SALEM — Kristin Anderson will bicycle from Maine to California this summer, building houses along the way. The 29-year-old Salem resident is riding with Bike and Build, a nonprofit that sends groups...
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2013/05/21 09:21
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Salem High finance class lauded as model for Mass...
SALEM — Salem High School sophomore Victoria Robinson said the lessons she learned in her Money Matters personal finance class really clicked when she started working a part-time job. She opened her...
Salem High School Salem High Steven Grossman Carol Carr Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
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2013/05/20 09:21
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Salem teen makes semifinals in contest to win whe...
SALEM — Dominick Pacheco has risen to the top 5 percent of more 1,000 entrants in an online contest to win a wheelchair-accessible van. Dominick, 14, received more than 20,000 votes through March,...
National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association Laura Kim Driscoll Bethany Bray
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2013/05/18 09:21
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City Council sits on appointments to Board of Hea...
SALEM — Six weeks after city councilors urged the mayor to keep up with reappointments to city boards and committees, the council has stalled four of Mayor Kim Driscoll’s suggested reappointments in...
Board of Health Planning Board Kim Driscoll City Council Bethany Bray
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2013/05/17 09:21
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Mall makeover
SALEM — Renovation work on the Essex Street pedestrian mall has begun and is expected to go through June. Meant to make the street more inviting and pedestrian-friendly, the project includes removing...
2013/05/15 09:21
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Salem gets $3M grant for Canal St.
SALEM — The city will receive $3 million in federal funds for the upcoming rebuild of Canal Street. The grant, awarded yesterday by the Federal and Massachusetts Emergency Management Agencies, will...
2013/05/15 09:21
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Bertram Field project moves forward in Salem
Salem High School athletes could be running on a regulation-size track next year. City councilors have voted to approve a $1.9 million bond for renovations and upgrades at Bertram Field, including...
2013/05/14 09:21
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Slain MIT officer memorialized at Salem State ser...
SALEM — 2009 Salem State University graduate Brianna Roy said her classmate Sean Collier talked of becoming a police officer “every chance he could get.” “His life was cut short doing what he loved...
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2013/05/13 09:21
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Back to the drawing board
SALEM — The future of Salem Pioneer Village is up in the air as Gordon College announced this month that it will not renew its agreement to manage the city-owned living history site. The Wenham...
Gordon College Gordon College Salem Kim Driscoll Old Town Hall
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2013/05/13 09:21
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Salem Willows pier closed due to winter storm dam...
SALEM — The Salem Willows pier remains closed to the public because of damage from winter storms. The pier, a popular fishing spot and Willows attraction, has been barricaded with yellow caution tape...
Kim Driscoll Fort Avenue Bethany Bray
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2013/05/11 09:21
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Teacher going the distance
SALEM — On April 15, Allison Rickenbach was halted at mile 25.8 of the Boston Marathon, just four-tenths of a mile before crossing the finish line. Yesterday, she “finished” her marathon by running a...
2013/05/11 09:21
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Safety stepped up at North Shore schools
Continued from Page With the Boston Marathon bombings fresh in everyone’s mind, officials at local colleges and high schools are having extra discussions about security as they plan spring graduation...
2013/05/10 09:21
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Board votes to adopt mandatory recycling
SALEM — Mandatory recycling is coming to Salem. After months of discussion, the City Council voted last night to adopt a mandatory recycling policy supported by Mayor Kim Driscoll and the city’s...
City Council Kim Driscoll Bethany Bray
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2013/05/09 09:22
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Celebrating 65 years of harmony
BEVERLY — Every Wednesday night, a group of men get together in Beverly to sing barbershop. They range in age from 20s to 80s, work in a wide variety of fields and come from all across Northeastern...
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2013/05/09 09:21
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Retired Salem State professor killed in MBTA bus ...
SALEM — The Salem State University community was dealt another blow yesterday as they learned that retired history professor Minor McLain was struck and killed by an MBTA bus in Melrose this...
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SSU 'ahead of its time'
SALEM — Tara Nolan was a first-semester freshman at Salem State University when she found out she was being deployed to Iraq. Although it was past the deadline to withdraw from classes, the college...
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2013/05/09 04:21
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Salem looking for CPA committee members
SALEM — City leaders are looking for volunteers to join Salem’s newly formed Community Preservation Act Committee. The CPA pays for projects to create or improve recreation, open space, affordable...
2013/05/08 09:21
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Ferry operator looks to open wharf-side eatery
SALEM — Ferry passengers could soon be sipping a cocktail while waiting for their ride to Boston. Boston Harbor Cruises, the contractor hired to operate the city’s commuter ferry, is in the process...
2013/05/08 09:21
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Salem State to celebrate life of slain MIT officer
SALEM — The Salem State University community will gather Monday to remember 2009 graduate Sean Collier. Collier, a campus police officer at MIT, was killed in the line of duty April 18, allegedly at...
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