The first in-person poetry festival since 2018 will be back at the Peabody Essex Museum and other Witch City venues from May 5 to May 7.
The 27th annual tournament drew 88 players for eight hours of play at the Village Tavern Restaurant on Saturday.
Healing Abuse Working for Change serves 23 communities on the North Shore.
The grant will aid in the expansion of the Settlement Association's class offerings geared to North Shore immigrant families.
Salem Ancestory Days return on April 21 for four days of tours, lectures and interactive opportunities to explore the city's vast history.
The Salem Chamber of Commerce is looking to honor the city's most impactful individuals, companies, and non-profit organizations.
Sweeping on entrance corridors begins this week with neighborhood street sweeping set to start on April 3.
The Curative testing site, which shut down operations in December, was one of the final public test sites remaining on the North Shore.
The next semi-annual swap will take place on March 18 at the Community Life Center.
The May 13 expo will discuss products, services and resources that encourage healthier consumption for regional residents and businesses.
The drive is collecting new and opened packages of diapers for newborns to Size 6. Donations of baby wipes are appreciated as well.
Harbor Point is a rental development in the renovated St. Joseph's Rectory and school buildings.
The Pantry's first brick-and-mortar location will offer food as well as nutrition, community and health resources to those in need.
The city is responding to the lack of snow this winter with an expedited sweeping schedule to clean up downtown streets.
The Essex National Heritage Commission is hosting the symposium on March 25.
Zoey Matthias earned the first-place prize in the youth photographer category in the 2022 Essex Heritage Photo Contest.
Bulk items, which were collected for free, will require a $20 payment designed to encourage reuse and cover increased municipal costs.
The State Lottery said there were four winning tickets of $50,000 or more sold across the state as part of the $754.6 million drawing.
Collins Middle School eighth-grader Gabby Cysne received a district, city and State House proclamation for her actions last week.
The 21st Salem So Sweet Chocolate & Ice Sculpture Festival runs Friday through Sunday starting with the first-ever "kickoff party."
Healthgrades named Salem Hospital one of the top 250 hospitals in the country and No. 1 in the state for pulmonary care.
Destination Salem's Kate Fox said record visitation comes with a threat of "over-tourism" without infrastructure upgrades.
The program, which started in 2018, was designed to both provide a wholesome meal and a chance to socialize and meet Witch City neighbors.
The Feb. 9 event with Rare will include an online discussion about elements that are missing from the conversation on climate change.
Salem State University students, staff and alumni earned Leadership Awards, while Salem Public Schools students won essay awards.
The MSPCA-Angell and Northeast Animal Shelter transport is part of a program to control the homeless pet population in the US Southeast.
From Salem So Sweet in February, to Heritage Days in August, to Haunted Happenings, downtown will have plenty of parties.
Roxanne Ruppel, a physical therapist who has worked in Salem Hospital management for 20 years, to replace David Roberts as president.
The festival of entertainment and activities will be free with museum admission on Jan. 28.
The bill extending the life of five national heritage areas across the state was passed in the final hours of the legislative term.
The university said civil rights leader Dr. Mary Frances Berry will deliver the keynote speech as part of the celebration of King's legacy.
A mix of forecast rain and possible wet snow has once again canceled the planned event at Dead Horse Beach.
The Lynn boy was born Sunday morning.
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As temperatures rise confidence is high that the Charlotte Forten Park festival will remain a flaming hot take through New Year's Day night.
The Salem Tree Commission warned that the invasive species is becoming increasingly active in the Witch City and on the North Shore.
The city will host the electronic recycling day on Dec. 17 with discounted overflow trash bags available through Jan. 6.
Residents can get late fees waived on those pesky parking tickets in exchange for canned goods and non-perishable food items.
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Property owner Prime Group and city officials will hold a forum on the future of the site on Dec. 3.