News & Events

On Tuesday, the 29th of July, The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) held a virtual public hearing on the plan for the reconstruction of Bridge Street (Route 107) from just west of the Washington Street intersection to Flint Street. MassDOT expects the project to be funded with 80% federal funding and 20% state funding.

The City Council’s Committee of the Whole met recently to hear a development proposal from Prime Group, the owners of Shetland Park. The meeting was highly informative especially once the City Council started asking questions of the presenters.

The Salem Democrats and the North Shore Democratic Socialists of America co-hosted an event for Salem residents to meet the candidates on 14 July 2025. Below is my candidate introduction in English and Spanish.

Thank you to all who signed my nomination papers! I’ve loved hearing your thoughts, concerns, and hopes for our community. It is clear Ward 2 is engaged and excited for what lies ahead in Salem.

I am pleased to announce my candidacy to represent Ward 2 on the Salem City Council.

On Wednesday, 19 February 2025, the Salem City Council and Planning Board met with residents in a joint public hearing to discuss potential changes to the current B1 Zoning Ordinance. The proposed change would allow for two commercial uses in Salem's B1 districts: commercial recreation and indoor restaurants with service of alcoholic beverages.