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City of Salem Issues 2026 Housing Roadmap Report Card
SALEM –The City of Salem today issued the 2026 report card on the community’s current five-year Housing Roadmap. The City of Salem adopted its Housing Roadmap in December of 2022 and is now nearly four years through its implementation. The Housing Roadmap establishes a shared housing vision that has guided the City’s planning and policy initiatives in recent years. Through a community process, the City identified 30 strategies to help realize the community’s housing vision. With 75% of the Roadmap’s timeframe passed now, the City presents this report card to update the community on the City’s housing needs and track progress toward the 2027 housing goals.
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Dracut Faces Third Vote on MBTA Zoning Monday, With Grant Money on the Line
Tennis Plaza Rd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Multifamily Zoning. Dracut voters head back to Town Meeting Monday night to decide, for the third time in two years, whether to adopt the state's MBTA Communities Act zoning rules — a measure they have already voted down twice. The session starts at 7 p.m. at Dracut High School, where residents will weigh a proposal that identifies two specific condominium complexes as potential sites for multifamily housing.
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UMass Lowell Honors Veterans with Flag Ceremony
UMass Lowell honored the service and sacrifices of veterans today during the first of two flag ceremonies this week in observance of the Veterans Day holiday. The events pay tribute to the more than 1,000 UMass Lowell military-connected students, staff and faculty, specifically those veterans and active service members who have served across the country and the globe, from Iraq and Africa to Japan.
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This Billerica teenager will become one of the youngest lawmakers in Mass. history
“I didn't run as this naive young person trying to shake up the whole world, I ran because we deserve better in our state representation." Billerica 19-year-old Daniel Darris-O’Connor said he grew up during the Obama administration with a “romanticized version of American politics.”. He was raised to...
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Malden Public Library Piques their Curiosity with “The Sheep Detectives” Movie Night
Simra Sheikh and Erica Mugimu also contributed to this article. “After all, life is a mystery.” – The Sheep Detectives. The line to the Maccario room in the Malden Public Library formed around 5:50 PM, and ten minutes later, the doors to Family Movie Night flew open, and people old and young began bustling in, eager to find good seats in the room.
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Remains of World War II veteran identified, returned home after 82 years
LYNN, Mass. (CNN) - After more than eight decades, the remains of a World War II veteran are finally home. Pvt. Joseph Gala was laid to rest in Lynn, Massachusetts, on Thursday. Gala, who was 21 when he died, entered the military in 1943 and was killed in action the...
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During mayoral forum last month… Residents inquire about electrical aggregation program, city’s ADU approval process
WOBURN - Residents asked for clarifications about the city’s electrical aggregation program and for information about how the city will process new accessory dwelling unit permit applications during a recent question-and-answer session with Mayor Michael Concannon. Last month’s virtual forum was the latest opportunity for everyday citizens to ask...
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Dionne Vows Unpaid Crusade to Rescue Broken MassGOP After Carnevale’s Exit and Crushing Blue Wave
Elizabeth Dionne, the 2026 GOP nominee for state treasurer, is running for party chair after Amy Carnevale announced she will not seek another term. Dionne, a Belmont attorney and former select board member, emailed state committee members Sunday to declare her candidacy following the party’s latest statewide defeats. She...
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Fixed-location surveillance equipment first installed back in 2025… Mayor tries to calm public apprehension over Flock Safety cameras
WOBURN - Mayor Michael Concannon recently defended the city’s use of roughly a dozen fixed-location cameras and license plate scanners at high-traffic intersections and insists Woburn has instituted safeguards to prevent police abuse of the surveillance tool. During a mayoral forum held virtually last month, the city’s chief executive...