Salem Redevelopment Authority approves four downtown projects, announces Courthouse complex closure. The board unanimously approved the Salem Inn expansion at 11 Summer Street, an ADA-accessible ramp at 14 New Derby Street, and signage projects at 192 Essex Street and the Peabody Essex Museum.
Salem Redevelopment Authority votes to advance Salem Inn expansion at 11 Summer Street. The Authority voted unanimously to authorize demolition of a rear garage and removal of vinyl siding from the main structure, which was built in 1762, clearing the way for Salem Inn owner Dick Pabich to expand
Salem Redevelopment Authority approves outdoor dining, advances 50 million dollar health center project. The Authority unanimously approved outdoor dining expansion at East India Square for Not Ya Mama's Vegan Café, including five black metal tables with one wheelchair-accessible table. The
Salem Redevelopment Authority votes to authorize courthouse project restructure with National Guard partnership. The board voted 3-0 to authorize Executive Director Tom Daniel and Chair Grace Napolitano to negotiate a third amendment to the historic courthouse redevelopment agreement, now
Salem Redevelopment Authority approves tabernacle conversion to veteran housing. The authority unanimously approved adaptive reuse of the Salem Tabernacle Congregational Church at 50 Washington Street into 48 permanent supportive housing units for at-risk veterans, with ongoing use of space by the
Salem Redevelopment Authority approves pirate-themed festival for Derby Street. The SRA unanimously approved a Charlotte Forten Fund grant for "Pirates! The Battle for Derby Street," an April 25 festival at Charlotte Forten Park featuring a mock battle between historical pirate hunter John Turner
Salem Redevelopment Authority advances veteran housing project to design review. The Authority unanimously referred the 50 Washington Street adaptive reuse of Salem Tabernacle Church to the Design Review Board, advancing plans for 48 permanent supportive housing units for at-risk veterans. Beacon
Salem Redevelopment Authority votes to advance downtown health center to Design Review Board. The SRA voted 3-0 to refer Phase II design of the 73 Lafayette Street project to the Design Review Board after five years of permitting and financing work. The applicant, South River Partnership LLC, has
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