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Salem Hosts Pride Parade, World Cup Watch Party, and Green Expo This Weekend

Salem's milestone-heavy summer hits full stride this weekend, with North Shore Pride, a World Cup watch party, and the Living Green Expo all converging on the city June 26–28. Mayor Dominick Pangallo is hosting the free Living Green Expo on Sunday at Old Town Hall (10 a.m.–1 p.m.), whil…

Planning Board approves veteran housing at church

Salem Planning Board approves veteran housing project at Tabernacle Church. Beacon Communities Services LLC received board approval for a site plan and special permits to create 48 studio apartments for veterans at the Tabernacle Congregational Church property at 50 Washington Street, with vote

City Council approves five-year capital plan, municipal bond orders, rent-stabilization resolution

Salem City Council backs FY27 capital plans and endorses rent-stabilization legislation. The body voted unanimously on second passage to approve two bond orders totaling $15.5 million, one for a $7.862 million General Fund CIP and another for $7.660 million in Water and Sewer CIP improvements.

SALEM COUNCIL APPROVES $15.5M IN FISCAL 2027 CAPITAL SPENDING

Salem City Council approves $15.5M in capital spending for fiscal 2027. The council voted unanimously to adopt bond orders for both general fund infrastructure ($7,862,000) and water and sewer projects ($7,660,000) in their second and final passage. The council also voted 11-0 to authorize the

Salem Posts Road Closures for Saturday's 15th North Shore Pride Parade

Salem braces for its largest Pride celebration yet as road closures take effect Saturday. The city posted route and security details Thursday for the 15th North Shore Pride Parade and Festival, set for June 27 starting at noon on Salem Common, where Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Dr…