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The Salem City Council meeting on March 13th, 2025, covered a range of topics from proposed changes in cannabis taxation to updates on the Life Bridge Shelter expansion. Below is an overview of the critical discussions and resolutions for our Salem community. * Cannabis Taxation Proposal: * What Happened: A new home-rule

The Salem City Council recently held an informational meeting to discuss the ongoing development plans by LifeBridge on Margin Street. With a focus on addressing homelessness and expanding supportive housing, the meeting provided detailed insights into strategies and challenges tied to the project. No votes were taken as the session

In the recent meeting of Salem's City Council Committee on Administration and Finance, significant discussions revolved around reviewing compensation for both the city's mayor and the school committee. Engaging in thoughtful discussions on March 4th, 2025, council members scrutinized the current and future compensation benchmarks with

Salem City Council Meeting Highlights: Key Discussions and Decisions Summary The Salem City Council convened on February 27, 2025, for a regular meeting broadcasted live on multiple platforms. During this session, councilors reviewed several proposals addressing community benefits, housing concerns, and neighborhood activities while acknowledging cultural celebrations and commendations for

On Tuesday, March 4th, Salem's City Council Committee on Administration and Finance convened to discuss key compensation adjustments for prominent civic roles, specifically focusing on the Mayor and the School Committee members. The meeting, which took place in the council chambers, provided a thorough examination of salary trends

In a harmonious celebration of cultural diversity, the Salem High School Band recently took to the stage to perform the Dominican National Anthem, reflecting the vibrant community spirit of our town. * Cultural Honoring: The performance highlights Salem’s commitment to embracing and celebrating the diverse backgrounds of its residents and