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Salem Heritage Days Parade To Return For 400+ Witch City Celebration This Summer
The parade will make its comeback on Aug. 1 after more than 30 years.

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The parade will make its comeback on Aug. 1 after more than 30 years.

The city entered into the aggregate power-buying program with First Power Point to help stabilize prices for businesses and residents.
Several cities and towns across Massachusetts have explored allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to vote as a way to boost turnout and engagement.
Donations will be distributed to children in need in Beverly.
State Sen. Bruce Tarr's annual toy drive kicked off this week.
The annual "Peas for Fees" program will waive $30 in parking ticket violations for those who donate two cans of food.
MSPCA-Angell is looking to rehome 100 or more dogs just in time for the holiday season.
Engineers told the Select Board that while the treatment data showed effectiveness, more data collection is needed to determine viability.
The 1.75 factor was recommended to mitigate tax increases on rapidly increasing residential property values.
The National Weather Service said brutally harsh northwest winds could gust to 40 to 55 mph Thursday afternoon and night.
The statements are the Healey administration's latest moves to counter evolving CDC guidance that softens long-standing vaccine support.
A full two days of holiday fare on Saturday will include several road closures and parking restrictions.
Beverly Main Streets is hosting the events that will be centered on Cabot Street one night and Rantoul Street the next.
The U.S. Attorney's Office said the drug ring was run by by the Unknown Bikers Motorcycle Club.
Those with a slushy accumulation will want to clear walks, driveways and roofs ahead of a frigid front this week.
Town meeting members voted to provide a lease option of the restaurant building for up to 2 1/2 years.
SSU's Center for Justice and Liberation contest is open to Salem elementary, middle and high school students.
While Styrofoam cannot be recycled curbside, Casella has densifiers that can process the material for recycling.
The restoration is part of the city's Salem 400+ celebration and Signature Parks project.
Marblehead's Chloe Curtis, who attends Emerson College, is part of the award-winning a cappella group.