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Letter: Salem views traffic lights as potential cash cow
For a long time, accidents had been a way of life. I lived a major portion of my lifetime waiting for the Derby/Congress intersection in Salem to be considered for the simple installation of four-way stop signs.
Thin man robs Salem Five in Swampscott
The Salem Five bank in Vinnin Square was robbed at 4:35 p.m. yesterday when police said a tall, thin man went up to a teller and passed a note demanding money.
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'Readiness Center' title fitting for Salem State
Last week's announcement that Salem State College will play host to one of the state's six new Readiness Centers, offering innovative programs in teacher training, represents a return of sorts to roots established more than 150 years ago.
Two injured in crash near Salem State
Police are investigating a serious crash last night on Lafayette Street near the Marblehead line, a stretch of road that has seen numerous crashes.
Traffic lights a go at Salem's tough-to-traverse crossing
A busy downtown intersection that one resident called a "miserable mess" will have a full traffic signal and synchronized pedestrian crosswalks by next summer.
Salem shelter would support banning sex offenders
The head of the Salem Mission said he supports a proposal to ban the most dangerous sex offenders from homeless shelters.
Body of man, 57, found in harbor
The body of a Pickering Wharf shop owner who often fished along the waterfront was found floating in the harbor early yesterday morning.
New lawsuit filed in explosion case
A class-action lawsuit filed in Salem Superior Court yesterday says Ashland Inc.
Wiccan Sues Bath & Body Works Over Firing
All Gina Uberti wanted to do was take Halloween week off in October 2008 and head up to Salem, Massachusetts with other Wiccans for a festival.
Our view: Salem can build on courthouse project
Robert A. Cornetta, first justice of Salem District Court, is absolutely right when he says of the new court complex rising between Bridge and Federal streets: "The impact of this project cannot - repeat, cannot - be underestimated." Cornetta and Mayor Kim Driscoll delivered a progress report on the project to the North Shore Chamber of Commerce ...
Letter: Use 'windfall' to examine link between MTBE and cancer deaths
I am writing regarding an article in The Salem News - "Groundwater settlement nets Peabody $2.8 million" - that has stirred up some major concern with me.
Driver in accident to be charged with DUI
One of the drivers involved in a two-car crash on Lafayette Street on Thursday night that sent both drivers to a Boston hospital will be charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, Salem police said.
Body believed to missing Peabody grandmother found in Lynn pond
Nearly a year of searching and wondering came to a sad end for a Peabody family yesterday when police divers found what they believe to be the remains of a grandmother who disappeared last December.
Born June 27, 2009, at Mass. General Hospital, a daughter, Norah Alexis, to Ben and Amy Stewart of Salem.
Interview with Horror Writer Ruby Dominguez, author of The Peruke Maker: The Salem Witch Hunt Curse
The author, Ruby Dominguez is challenged by the conflicting complexities of the past and future.
Judge might free man charged in murder attempt
A judge is considering releasing a Boxford man charged with twice trying to kill his wife during a 10-day period last month, including one attack that put the woman in the hospital for five days.
Lots of visitors came in on train
The huge Halloween crowds last weekend included a record 9,000 train passengers who purchased commuter rail tickets to Salem.
Forklift joyride ends badly for Salem man
Portside Marine Services never had any problems with burglars at their Liberty Street facility.