Candidate Q&A
The Salem News asked each of the six candidates for Councilor-at-large the following three questions:
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The Salem News asked each of the six candidates for Councilor-at-large the following three questions:
Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll, state Sen. Eric Lesser, and state Rep. Tami Gouveia met on the debate stage Tuesday.
Polito, of Shrewsbury, has made these relationships a cornerstone of her time in office.
UpdatedTue, May 11, 2021 at 6:08 pm ET Replies(6) Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll announces her bid for re-election: "We have a proud past and an even brighter future. And we're just getting started." (Dave Copeland/Patch) SALEM, MA — Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll touted the strength and resiliency the city exhibited showed throughout the coronavirus health crisis, and her desire to build off lessons learned and challenges met amid the adversity of the pandemic, as she announced Tuesday she is running for re-election for a fifth term. "Our resilience and hard work have served as a model for the rest of...
By Dustin Luca Staff Writer Dec 17, 2020 1 of 5 JAIME CAMPOS/Staff photoDressed as an elf, comedian Mark Scalia waves from a Salem Skipper van Wednesday during the launch of the new ride-share service at Forten Park in Salem. Jaime Campos Jaime Campos Jaime Campos Jaime Campos JAIME CAMPOS/Staff photoSalem Mayor Kim Driscoll takes a photo of the interior of one of the Salem Skipper vans. Jaime Campos SALEM â This is a ride you won't want to "skip." Salem Skipper, a ride-sharing service run by New York City-based transit provider Via, launch...