Effective July 1, Rob Lutts now serves as chair of Salem State University’s Board of Trustees and Cherié Butts, PhD serves as the Board’s vice chair. The selec...
Although the Cape Ann Museum is closed temporarily during the pandemic to protect staff and visitors, you can still experience the museum virtually with a new ...
The Professional Center for Child Development (PCCD) is now offering telehealth, tele-Early Intervention, and tele-education for children with developmental co...
Due to the uncertainty surrounding the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, many events have been postponed or canceled as the government has prohibited gatherings of mo...
On a warm spring day, Elianna Mejia and Jeneice Nuñez greet me at the front door of their middle school wearing crisp white collared shirts and black slacks. A...
"So, as you can see, it's not school as usual," says Dean Tsouvalas, while stepping onto a balcony overlooking the pristine, lush green grounds of Penguin Hall....
What does it take to get the superintendent of schools, a representative of the police department, a selectman, a member of the clergy, high school students, an...
Michael Fishbach will give a presentation on the blue whale and its current survival status from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Windhover Performing Arts Center,...
See what Nathaniel Hawthorne saw as he strode through the streets of Salem in the early 1800s and experience Salem as he did, in his own words. All a...
When The Academy at Penguin Hall celebrated its first graduates last spring, five girls left their names on stones in the courtyard of the 1929 estate, setting ...
