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Salem Coronavirus Analysis Network (SCAN) is offering free tests to all Salem residents or individuals who work in Salem.
National Purple Heart Day takes place annually on Aug. 7.
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As you plan your summer travels, consider adding these harbor cruises to your itinerary.
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Local Non-Profit, Community Giving Tree, needs your help to fill already donated backpacks!
A database of UFO sightings includes six reports from Salem, including one last September.
Passengers will be required to wear masks on board.
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A $5,000 award from the nation-wide program is intended to improve children’s health and reduce disparities.
Robin LoConte, Emily Lyons, and Christine McAlpine Receive Awards
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The city is ending one of the few perks of the coronavirus crisis for Salem residents.
A self-guided audio tour focusing on Salem’s African American history is available for download on your mobile device.
Free kits of essential personal protective equipment will be available to small businesses located in Salem.
The City of Salem was named a 2019 Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation this month.
"We love seeing everyone’s posts from around Salem, Massachusetts on social media and wanted to share some of our favorites."
The City of Salem has released a “Salem Together Pledge” to promote the shared responsibility required to keep everyone health on reopening.
The test is free and does not require health insurance or proof of citizenship.
The event will be held on June 27, 8am-noon, at Salem High School.
"We’re joining the Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism and the North of Boston CVB in sharing #PostcardsfromMA!"
The City of Salem’s compost drop-off station at Mack Park has reopened to the public.
Salem Farmers Market returns for its 12th season at a new, temporary location at the Bentley School parking lot from June 11 to October 15.
The closure is anticipated from June through October.
"Salem has no shortage of ways to explore our historic seaport outdoors."
There will be no concert or fireworks, but the city of Salem hopes to find other ways to celebrate.
Use #DestSalem to be featured in a later post or on our Instagram and review these guidelines on visiting Salem prior to your next trip.
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"There is positive energy flowing through our hospital that is unprecedented," Dr. Jessica Benedetto said.
Add a little “Salem” to your next Zoom meeting with these backgrounds.
"As of April 8th we will temporarily halt operations at Harbor Sweets for the safety of our employees, customers and business partners."