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By Phil Stacey, Executive Sports Editor Will Cullimore is a self-professed box checker. The 15-year-old from Salem enjoys focusing on a specific task and taking the steps necessary to see…

Fifth-grader Eli Nagle and fourth-grader Henry Nagle of the Saltonstall School, and J.J. Reyes of Witchcraft Heights Elementary School — were invited to the Massachusetts State House to attend the White Cane Safety Day Celebration on…

By Dominick Pangallo and Stephen Zrike Salem Public Schools are a model of a thriving public school district, where a culture of achievement and high standards is proving successful for…

SALEM – A high school football player comes from a long line of athletes in Salem, Massachusetts and now he’s honoring his family’s legacy and making his own mark as…

By Caroline Enos | Staff Writer Salem and Peabody school buses were illegally passed an average of three times a day in the first two months of school this fall,…

An affordable housing advocate, Cynthia Nina-Soto is teaching the next generation the nuances of real estate SALEM (Oct. 23, 2024) – There was much to celebrate during the final class…

By Matt Williams | Assistant Sports Editor Work, Ignite, Trust, Champion and Heart. Those five words are the acronym for WITCH that Salem High uses to recognize exemplary student-athletes in…

An affordable housing advocate, Cynthia Nina-Soto is teaching the next generation the nuances of real estate SALEM (Oct. 23, 2024) – There was much to celebrate during the final class…

School lunch is a treasure. Such was the message last week as faculty, staff and guests took to the Pirate theme and each day’s activities. In a short week due…

By Michael McHugh | Staff Writer The Healey-Driscoll administration announced Monday it would award $1.7 million in funding to career and technical education schools statewide. The money is designed to…