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Transportation Commission approves Salem Street parking and Congress Street crosswalk

Salem Transportation Commission approves parking redesign and harbor walk expansion. Chair Jaime Garmendia presided as commissioners unanimously voted to authorize 31 staff and faculty parking spaces on Salem Street from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday, September through June. The

Salem High School building committee presents $447 million project plan to neighborhood council

Neighborhood Improvement Advisory Council heard detailed Salem High School building project presentation. Principal Glenn Burns, Building Committee Co-Chair Nate Bryant, and consultant Margaret Wood presented the design, funding approach, and 30-year repayment plan with Massachusetts School

Salem School Committee unanimously adopts $81.7 million FY27 budget

Salem School Committee adopts $81.7M spending plan for next fiscal year. The 4.6-percent budget increase of $81,755,368 incorporates $1.7 million in savings from the December merger of Carlton and Saltonstall schools into Sarah Parker Remond School. Interim Superintendent M. Kate Carbone's proposal

Planning Board approves 340-unit Harrison Road residential development

Salem Planning Board approves 340-unit Harrison Road development after design debate. AvalonBay Communities won approval 7-0 with two abstentions for the first phase of Forest River Residences, which includes 524 parking spaces, a conservation trailhead connection, and 10 dedicated parking spaces

Salem authorizes BlueWave solar contracts for income-eligible residents

Salem backs BlueWave solar deal for income-eligible residents; confirms three appointees. The City Council voted 10-0 (1 absent) to authorize the Mayor to execute 20-year contracts with Boston-based solar developer BlueWave and establish a revolving fund collecting incentive payments to reimburse