Salem News

Salem First Selectman Robert T. Ross has been nominated to serve as the state's next executive director of the Office of Military Affairs, Gov.

Saturday is the Fourth of July, the United States of America's 233rd birthday. Take this opportunity to offer the nation some birthday wishes.

In the blackened and charred second-floor hallway of a home off of Route 82, Firefighter Jim Shenking waited outside a room, kneeling amid rising smoke and crackling flames, his hose at the ready.

As municipalities scramble to best position themselves for the coming overhaul of the probate court system, towns such as Old Lyme are shopping for allies.

Two people were killed and one person was arrested, accused of drunken-driving, in a crash in Waterford early Sunday morning.

Voters passed a budget Wednesday that reduced the town's spending plan by nearly 3 percent compared to the current fiscal year.

A Mystic man was arrested on Sunday after police said he was loitering on the grounds of the Clark Lane Middle School two days earlier.

Facing tight constraints in a tough budget year, the town of Salem is proposing its first series of layoffs in 25 years.

In the spirit of encouraging the protection of our precious cultural resources, the Lyme Public Hall will host a panel of three well-respected voices on the preservation, restoration, and renovation of historic ...

The town's most traversed intersection, and also its most dangerous, could soon undergo a major change.

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Gardner Lake Volunteer Fire Company Chief Jim Savalle puts away a stepladder Thursday after repairing a broken mirror on the company's ambulance at the station in Salem.

Salem lost a passionate and dedicated citizen Wednesday. The ISAAC School community lost a devoted, dynamic founder, who served from the beginning as the school's director of development and most recently as ...

Barbara Lack exited Borders framed by four teenage girls Friday morning, new books swinging from each of their hands in small store bags.

Assistant Superintendent of Schools William Hull has been chosen to head the Putnam School District.