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Trooper's Family Sues Salem Restaurant Over Fatal Crash, Seeks $20 Million

The family of a state trooper killed in a wrong-way crash filed a $20 million lawsuit against a Salem restaurant, per Patch. Mayor Dominick Pangallo announced the winners of the 2026 City of Salem and Waste Management Scholarships, and City Hall detailed a slate of roadway, water, sewer…

Salem sale tops $1.3 million as condo units dominate July closings

Salem recorded 15 property transfers between July 3 and Aug. 1, 2026, with 13 disclosing a sale price ranging from $300,000 to $1,375,000 and a median of $655,000. The month's top sale was a single-family home at 20 Winter St., which sold for $1,375,000 on July 31 from Timothy J. Kenslea to Craig

Tall Ship Arrival Sets Stage for Saturday's Heritage Days Parade

Salem's Heritage Days celebration reaches its centerpiece this weekend as the tall ship Pride of Baltimore II sails into the harbor ahead of Saturday's long-awaited parade. The city's News Flash confirmed a Seaside Soirée fundraiser aboard the ship Thursday, July 31, followed by the Her…

Heavy Rain Cancels Salem Ferry Service Ahead of Heritage Days Weekend

Heavy rain knocked out Salem Ferry service for up to two days this week, complicating travel just as the city gears up for its nine-day Salem 400+ Heritage Days celebration starting Saturday, August 1. The City of Salem confirmed it will not renew its Flock Safety contract and will remo…

Salem Planning Board Reviews Tuscan Village Plan Adding 392 Apartments, 72 Workforce Units

Salem, N.H. Planning Board took up a revised master plan for Tuscan Village that swaps a never-built 1.2-million-square-foot life science campus for a West Village District adding 392 market-rate apartments, 72 workforce housing units, a 120-room hotel, and mixed office and restaurant uses.