SALEM — The City of Salem has received critical state grant funding through the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ Community One Stop for Growth program, supporting several transformative projects that advance Salem’s goals for smart growth, sustainable development, and community well-being. “The City of Salem greatly appreciates the support the Commonwealth of Massachusetts … [Read more...] about Salem awarded state grant funding for 3 major projects
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Former Salem District Court assistant clerk magistrate indicted, arraigned for embezzling bail funds
The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) announced on Oct. 21 that an Essex County Grand Jury has returned indictments against Michelle Bowman, 51, of Danvers, on charges related to misusing more than $71,000 in bail funds and forging a recognizance form to conceal her wrongdoing while serving as a bail magistrate and an Assistant Clerk Magistrate in Salem District … [Read more...] about Former Salem District Court assistant clerk magistrate indicted, arraigned for embezzling bail funds
Peabody PROMISE connects community to resources
The City of Peabody has announced the launch of Peabody PROMISE, a dedicated new website and task force initiative that stands as a beacon of hope and support for our community. Peabody PROMISE is an acronym for: Preventing suicide Reducing stigma Offering support Making meaningful change Investing in mental health Standing against bullying Empowering the … [Read more...] about Peabody PROMISE connects community to resources
Peabody High awarded $349K grant for career tech updates
The Healey-Driscoll Administration awarded more than $13,500,000 to 66 high schools, colleges, and educational or workforce organizations to expand access to hands-on learning opportunities and state-of-the-art technology in schools and colleges across Massachusetts. These grants will fund the purchase and installation of modern equipment that supports career technical … [Read more...] about Peabody High awarded $349K grant for career tech updates
Senate passes Crighton and Giannino transportation safety bills
Last Thursday, the Massachusetts Senate unanimously approved legislation improving the safety of drivers and telecom, gas, and electric utility workers with an expansion of the state’s Move Over law. Under "An Act relative to the Move Over Law," motorists would be required to slow down if they are approaching a stationary utility truck or a stopped vehicle with flashing … [Read more...] about Senate passes Crighton and Giannino transportation safety bills