Hosts Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff talk with Planning Board member Bianca Carlson about the new transit opportunities coming to Salem with MEVA (The Merrimack Valey Transit Authority) and how it will benefit residents.

Hosts Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff talk with the Town of Salem's Communications Coordinator Ciara Salazar about responding to Right to Know requests for the Town and her involvement with social media outreach to keep Salem residents informed.

Hosts Ross Moldoff and Crayton Brubaker talk with Salem Community Television Executive Director Tom Giarrosso on his background and how he came to work at Salem. Tom talked about the PEG Access stations and how they support the Town using the channels and social media. He also talked about how to volunteer at the station and use video on demand as a tool with the SCTV Smart TV apps and web site.

Welcome to Who's Talking Salem? A Historical podcast of What's Up Salem?

I'm your host Tom Giarrosso, and we're revisiting the Salem archives featuring Project Perpetuate - an oral history started in the late 1970's and early 80's by Howard Turner and Richard Noyes.

Today we peek into history with Lavington Dyson and Grace Morril. First up - Lavington talks from his South Broadway home about this early life at the turn of the 19th century in Salem.

Howard also talks with Grace Morril about her family home at Wheeler's Mill, creating the Pattee caves at Mystery Hill and her history with the Town.

Hosts Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff talk with Salem Fire Chief Craig Lemire about the West Side Fire Station, plans to renovate the Lawrence Road station and how the Fire Department manages call volume to best serve the residents of Salem.

Ep 71 - Craig Lemire - Salem Fire Chief

Hosts Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff talk with Municipal Services Director Wayne Amaral about the recent storms and winter weather cleanup in the Town.

Welcome to Who's Talking Salem? A Historical podcast of What's Up Salem?

I'm your host Tom Giarrosso, and we're revisiting the Salem archives featuring Project Perpetuate - an oral history started in the late 1970's and early 80's by Howard Turner and Richard Noyes.

Today we peek into history with Howard Telfer talking to Howard Turner and Richard Noyes in his home in Salem NH. Mr. Telfer’s stories range from what his life was like as a contract builder and how it felt to be the first person to own rental homes in Salem all the way to reminiscing about his days with his war buddies and the Memorial Day Parade.

Hosts Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff talk with Town Clerk Nicole Morse about the upcoming elections, changes with NH registrations and inspections, and the new doggie spot for local pet owners to show off photos of their favorite friends with their licenses at Town Hall.