SalemRecycles and the city are hosting the swap of donated books, CDs, DVDs, video games, records, puzzles, and greeting cards on Sept. 21.
Residents of both cities can drop off paint, gasoline, oil and other household chemicals on Sept. 28 at Salem High School.
The Salem-based Healing Abuse Working for Change is holding the event and awards presentation at Danversport on Oct. 3.
The schedule of events is from Sept. 16 through Sept. 29 and highlights historic, cultural, and natural resources in Essex County.
The program is part of "Salem September Days" and is funded by the Norman H. Read Charitable Trust.
A steer that roamed Boston for two months will soon be eligible for adoption to a home with the necessary equipment and experience.
OA can damage any joint, but most commonly affects the hands, knees, hips, shoulders, and spine.
U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton announced the grants for cataloging, professional development.
The 2024 expansion comes with the help of the state Department of Agricultural Resources Local Food Purchase Assistance program.
A Salem man bought the fourth $1 million ticket sold in the Witch City in the past two months.
Plummer Youth Promise is planning a day of games, music, food and community to showcase the campus on Aug. 25.
The fire broke out in a multi-family home early Thursday morning and displaced at least one family.
The event at the farm at 31 Grove Street is set for Friday from 9 to 10 a.m.
The festival will be held in-person in locations across Salem from Sept. 4 to Sept. 8.
Residents can donate toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, deodorant and other care products for 2024 Back to School Fair distribution.
The "Mindful Mondays" initiative aims to highlight the positive impact mindfulness activities like biking can have on one's health.
The university was the recipient of $31,950 as part of $1 million in grants to campuses and cities statewide.
The eight-day event includes several entertaining, community-building and family-friendly events each day.
The community health service will be available weekly at The Salem Pantry's Market location on Leavitt Street.
The third $1 million instant ticket sold in the Witch City in the past month was sold at Armas Convenience Store on Jefferson Avenue.
Public Artist in Residence Julia Csekö will present "Transcending Borders - Immigrant Experiences and Dreams" through early September.
The first workshop "Enhancing your Mental Wellness" will be held at Ames Hall at the Salem YMCA on Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m.
The Salem nonprofit helps young adults to create pathways to independence through food service training and employment.
The return comes after Salem United Inc. President Doreen Wade had expressed concerns for the event's future amid a dispute with the city.
Million-dollar scratch tickets were sold to a Salem woman and Peabody man in the Witch City in recent days.
The Bakers Island Lighthouse is now powered with the help of a $45,000 Green Mountain Energy Sun Club sustainability grant.
The city is seeing to fill three vacancies in two-year studio spaces as well as its season artist-in-residence for the next two years.
The former Salem mayor was honored with the The Salem Pantry's first-ever Leadership Award.
Host families are needed for Japanese exchange students July 21 through July 29.
More than 30,000 people are expected for the parade beginning at Shetland Park and the festival at Salem Common.
A discussion on the findings of a two-year study on the expected impact on the campus and buildings and plans to mitigate it.
A community meeting is set for June 18 to hear input and field questions on the proposed stop between Canal Street and Jefferson Avenue.
The bike rodeo includes giveaways, games, bicycle tune-ups and a safety workshop.
Daily Table also has locations in Dorchester, Roxbury, Cambridge (Central Square) and Mattapan.
The Salem Pantry is one of 150 local nonprofits that will share in $30 million through Cummings Foundation's major annual grants program.
Seasonal membership passes are now available online and at the Community Life Center as of June 3.
The event recognizing Black Independence Day will be followed by a free screening of "Black Panther" in Salem Common on June 18.
The Salem Food Policy Council event will shut down the Congress Street bridge between Derby and Peabody Streets on the afternoon of June 15.
Salem residents can receive a free ticket to ride the trolley from June 1 through Sept. 30.
The event is a free opportunity to swap or donate usable clothing and household items, keeping them from the waste stream.