Salem Spartans, Gladiators remain unbeaten
The Salem Spartans youth football team continued to dominate this past weekend, with a 21-0 victory to remain undefeated at 7-0.
View ArticleSalem councilors support $1.4M Derby Street land buy, but question remains
SALEM — Teasie Riley Goggin stood before the City Council Tuesday night, saying she wasn't against a $1.4 million shoreline park on Derby
View ArticleSalem mourning loss of Christine Sullivan, former Enterprise Center director
SALEM — Christine Sullivan, a cabinet secretary under former Gov. Michael Dukakis and longtime leader of the Enterprise Center at Salem
View ArticleTireless Salem advocate Christine Sullivan dead at 72
SALEM — Christine Sullivan served as a secretary of consumer affairs for former Gov. Michael Dukakis and a congressional chief of staff
View ArticleSalem readies for a big Halloween weekend
SALEM — This city is bracing for tens of thousands of Halloween revelers this weekend, leading into the Monday night finale on Oct. 31.
View ArticleWoman found responsible in dog dispute
SALEM — A local business owner, who was charged with disturbing the peace after objecting to a police officer's decision not to arrest a
View ArticleMan gets 15 months for stolen credit shopping spree
SALEM — Transaction after transaction, no one questioned the heavyset man's purchases — $5,000 worth of iPads, three TVs or a stack of
View ArticleThree charged in beating of another teen
SALEM — Three teenagers are facing charges after police say they beat another teenage girl in a Salem parking lot Monday evening, leaving
View ArticlePressed for taxes
SALEM — Hard cider is fermenting a rebirth in Massachusetts, but its makers say they're being squeezed by hefty taxes that are stifling
View ArticleCarnival lot purchase sparks battle
[Editor's Note: This story has been updated to reflect the outcome of the City Council's discussion on the matter, which had extended past
View ArticleSalem council weighs plastic bag ban
SALEM — City councilors were poised to consider banning the use of plastic shopping bags across the city Thursday night.
View ArticleCider makers press for lower taxes, stronger brews
SALEM — Hard cider is fermenting a rebirth in Massachusetts, but its makers say they're being squeezed by hefty taxes that are stifling
View ArticleMan admits to long string of fraud charges
SALEM — After decades of various schemes — posing as a lawyer, falsely claiming a major movie star had walked out on his restaurant
View ArticleClowning around isn't for the faint of heart
SALEM — Days ahead of Halloween, local clown Jon Hubbard walked down the Essex Street pedestrian mall. His bright yellow hair whipped in
View ArticleFootball roundup: Salem, Essex Tech fall on the road
Winchester 28, Salem 6: The Witches fell in their first post regular season contest despite scoring the game’s first touchdown on a
View ArticleDespite rain, big crowds expected Saturday night in Salem
SALEM — Halloween revelers looking to get a jump on Haunted Happenings Saturday afternoon were greeted with a trick as showers under dark
View ArticleTop cops during marathon bombing to speak at Salem State
The men who led the FBI's Boston office and the city police department at the time of the Boston Marathon bombing are scheduled to
View ArticleEarly Halloween celebration Saturday scares up a crowd in Salem
SALEM — Not even gray skies could keep the crowds from pouring into the Witch City on Saturday.
View ArticleToo few cooks in the kitchen
SALEM — If you want to see how hard it is to find help amid Salem’s bustling restaurant scene, stop by The Naumkeag Ordinary, where
View ArticleSalem councilors cancel Black Friday
SALEM — By shooting down one store, the City Council has made a promise to them all: There will be no early birds on Black Friday this
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