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Salem Records 15 Property Transfers as Prices Range to $720,000

Salem recorded 15 property transfers between July 24 and Aug. 22, according to Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds data. Seven transactions disclosed a sale price, ranging from $375,000 to $720,000, with a median of $485,000. The top recorded sale was 15 1/2 River St at $720,000,

Salem Marks Indian Heritage Month With City Hall Flag Ceremony

Salem marked Indian Heritage Month today with a flag raising ceremony at City Hall hosted by Mayor Dominick Pangallo. The noon event, part of the city's recurring cultural commemorations, follows a similar ceremony held Friday at Riley Plaza for Ukrainian Independence Month. Separately,…

Salem Children's Alliance Distributes 500 Hygiene Kits Before School Year

Salem Children's Alliance distributed more than 500 hygiene kits to kids and teens ahead of the new school year. The donations, funded by community contributions, capped a summer supply drive as Salem Public Schools prepares to open for the year. Mayor Dominick Pangallo also joined resi…

Salem's Flock Camera Exit Gains New Context After Regional Suspensions

Salem's exit from its Flock Safety camera contract gained new relevance as Patch reported two North Shore officers suspended over suspected misuse. The city confirmed it will not renew the Salem Police Department's Flock Safety agreement and is removing its license plate readers, even a…

Salem Chamber Announces Theme for This Year's Halloween Parade

Salem Chamber sets the theme for this year's Halloween parade as the city's fall tourism season takes shape. Salem Patch reports in "Witch City Sets Stage For 'Old School Halloween' For This Year's Haunted Happenings" that the Chamber has locked in the date and theme for the annual gran…