The public is invited to the celebration of the neighborhood at the High School Playground.
Salem police said Axel served the Salem community for nine years before retiring to the home of former handler Lt. Robert Lubas.
Residents and businesses can return flattened boxes to the Salem Transfer Station each Saturday and Sunday through Dec. 17.
The membership includes unlimited 45-minute rides for up to 30 days.
The city is hosting a library dedicated to the sharing of books challenged or banned across the state and the country starting on Monday.
The Board of Health will provide the free training for businesses, their employees and interested residents on Thursday.
The city will begin removing the "high-hazard trees" on Monday.
The event, which was scheduled for Saturday, will now be held on Sept. 30.
Senior Pastor Rev. Joe Amico: "This hateful act will not deter us from proclaiming God's love to all people."
The art, food and music block party will celebrate the Point neighborhood and the culture of its residents.
The North Shore Alliance for GLBTQ+ Youth (NAGLY) will also have drop-in hours and support services available on Friday.
SalemRecycles will host the event at the Jean A. Levesque Community Life Center on Sept. 23.
Progressive, inclusive program for grades 5-12 begins Sept. 24 at Clifton Lutheran
Former WBZ-TV anchor and Rev. Liz Walker will host the symposium through the Samaritan Charitable Society of Salem on Sept. 20.
Families can receive up to six tickets for the Topsfield Fair through the Norman H. Read Charitable Trust with proof of residency.
The ceremony open to the public is set for Monday on the 22nd anniversary of the terrorist attacks on America.
The community farm on Grove Street distributes its food for free at The Salem Pantry and at biweekly farmers' markets on site.
The ordinance banning all Styrofoam and similar polystyrene products from restaurants, coffee shops and stores takes effect on Labor Day.
Ansu Kinteh Received the Coveted Care & Wellness Award from the Massachusetts Assisted Living Association at Excellence Awards Dinner
The New Entry Sustainable Farming Project of Beverly is one of seven farms providing those in need with fresh produce this fall.
The city will reset, clean and repair broken headstones at the Broad Street Cemetery, which dates back to 1655.
The Salem Window Box Competition honored efforts with window boxes and traffic islands.
The mini-grant funding for Salem-based artists will range from $500 to $2,500.
Salem and Beverly residents are invited to drop off items at Salem High Saturday for a discount fee.
History educator and author Sam Mihara will be presented the Human Rights and Social Justice Award at the House of Seven Gables on Nov. 10.
The House of the Seven Gables will host a day of live music, dance, art, games and food to celebrate the diverse North Shore cultures.
Ten Salem riders are set to hit the roads to raise money for cancer research and patient care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
Diann Baylis, Chris Hale, Cheri Grishin and Alison McCarthy have joined the Board of the historic Salem site.
The Preservation in a Changing Climate Conference will discuss ways to mitigate climate change's effects on buildings and neighborhoods.
Several senior-exclusive events have been added to the weeklong festival in the Witch City this August.
Salem Health Agent David Greenbaum told Patch the beaches, closed since Friday, were tested Tuesday with results expected on Wednesday.
Volunteers are sought for pop-up pantries, home delivery and support programs, and to staff the new The Market store-front location.
The artist will lead community engagement and create arts-centered programming at the downtown Artists' Row.
The Salem Department of Public Services said Wednesday afternoon that two-way traffic was expected to resume by 3 p.m.
The move is designed to increase library use and make it more inclusive.
This year's event is set for July 15 with free outdoor concerts and performances, and a parade starting from Shetland Park.
New stations will open in June in Vinnin Square, Bridge Street Neck, and on Derby Street.
Starting Sept. 4, all styrofoam cups, plates, food containers, and meat and produce packaging are banned at stores and restaurants.
Daily and seasonal passes are open for pool that offers open swim and nine-week programs.