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School Committee dissolves superintendent search panel

Salem School Committee unanimously dissolves the superintendent search committee after deliberating on finalist candidates. The seven-member committee, led by Mayor Dominick Pangallo with Vice Chair Beth Anne Cornell, also voted unanimously to reschedule Collins Middle School's professional

Planning Board continues two major residential development hearings

Salem Planning Board advances major housing projects. The board unanimously continued two significant residential applications: WinnDevelopment's 145-unit adaptive reuse of Salem State University buildings at Forest River Residences, extended to June 25, and Beacon Communities Services' 48-unit

Salem City Council approves $1.6 million in FY27 administrative budgets

Salem approves $1.6 million in fiscal year 2027 administrative budgets. The City Council Committee on Administration and Finance voted unanimously on FY27 budgets totaling $1.645 million for the City Council, City Clerk, Elections and Registrations, and Veterans Services. Key additions include a

SALEM ZONING BOARD APPROVES SIX PETITIONS

Salem Zoning Board unanimously approves six relief petitions at May 20 meeting. Chair Nina Vyedin's board granted special permits and variances for residential additions and a 99-seat Bridge Street restaurant seeking 12 to 18 parking spaces where 28 are required. Attorney Scott Grover presented the

Transportation Commission approves North Street resident permit parking

Transportation Commission approves North Street resident parking permits despite ongoing neighborhood dispute. By a 5-0 vote, the Commission recommended resident permits for Units 4 and 6 at 27 North Street in Zone C, one permit per unit with no visitor passes. The vote followed debate on parking