The city celebrated the women for contributions across public service, arts, business and community care.
The food was salvaged from the Seafood Expo North America and used to provide protein options for families in need on the North Shore.
Uplift Salem provided a guaranteed $500 monthly income to 100 city residents for one year in 2025.
The new website will help visitors and event hosts plan for free programs across Essex County this fall.
Five middle school girls from Salem's sister city, Ota, Japan, still need North Shore host homes for the student exchange this summer.
The Celebrate Salem Awards will be held on April 22 at the Peabody Essex Museum.
"Conflict & Community: Salem, Essex County, and the American Revolution" will begin on March 18 at the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center.
The Salem Pantry and its partners are working with local wholesalers, grocery stores and farms to salvage food for those in need.
The annual contest highlights the diverse landscapes and vibrant communities of the Essex National Heritage Area.
Salem police said detours were in place on Marlborough Road in both directions as of about 3 p.m.
The festival will include traditional dance, art-making, a scavenger hunt and self-guided tours of the museum.
The city will host two days of speakers, free food, entertainment and a Black Pop-Up Market and Resource Fair at Old Town Hall.
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Sotheby's placed an estimated value of $600,000 to $800,000 for the cabinet that has a history tied to the Salem Witch Trials.
The two-week event began on Sunday and runs Sundays through Thursdays until Jan. 29.
More than 30 vendors will be at the Hawthorne Hotel for the second annual market in Salem on Feb. 7.
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The Salem's So Sweet Chocolate & Ice Sculpture Festival will feature 25+ sculptures, a Chocolate Hearts Challenge, discounts and giveaways.
The partnership grant application program is now open through Feb. 16.
The event will include the unveiling of the official Salem 400+ black cat mascot's name.
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Firefighters Local 172 donated $8,250 to the 2026 graduating class and participating teams after the 10-day October sales drive.
The awards were part of $1.2 million in state- and federally-funded grants to support access to healthy, locally grown food.
The parade will make its comeback on Aug. 1 after more than 30 years.
The annual "Peas for Fees" program will waive $30 in parking ticket violations for those who donate two cans of food.
While Styrofoam cannot be recycled curbside, Casella has densifiers that can process the material for recycling.
The mascot is designed to engage Salem's youngest residents in the city's quadricentennial celebration.
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The HGTV and TikTok sensation will be on display at the Peabody Essex Museum early next month.
The Salem Pantry and Greater Boston Food Bank will open the center to expand services in Salem, Peabody, Lynn and across the region.
Essex Heritage was awarded a $20,000 grant for the "Untold Voices of Essex County's Revolutionary Maritime History" program.
The low-cost shuttle service was launched in December 2020 and later expanded to serve parts of Beverly and Danvers.
Veterans, military and first responders are invited to attend for free at Danversport on Nov. 7.
The Greater Boston Food Bank awarded the grant to help The Salem Pantry better serve those in need across the North Shore.
Healing Abuse Working for Change will distribute more than 450 packets of vital information and resources across the North Shore.
Professional weatherization makes your home more energy efficient and comfortable to live in year-round.
An interpretive park ranger at Salem Maritime National Historical Park, McKenna Switzer ties her story into the quilt of the area’s history.
Marion A. Ragusa was a longtime donor to and adopter from the Northeast Animal Shelter.
The Annual Working to Heal Breakfast is set for Danversport on Oct. 3.
Salem students were invited to nominate name suggestions that will then be put out to a public vote of the finalists.
Thirty-two Witch City businesses are partnering with The Salem Pantry to raise money for those with food insecurity this holiday season.
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