Friday, 5/3 – Marblehead Searches for Interim School Superintendent – Former Harbormaster Honored – More Town Meetings Next Week

North Shore Today Extra – Salem Mayor Dominick Pangallo with city updates

Weather – Clouds and some sun, temps near 60.

Community Announcements – Photos – Sports (Below)

Cape Ann Museum – It’s time to bloom! Cape Ann Blossoms in the Galleries kicks off with the Preview Party tomorrow & continues on Sat., May 4–Sun., May 5! Please note the Museum’s special hours for this bonanza of beaty: Fri. 5/3 – Early Closure 12 pm Sun. 5/4 – Extended Hours 10 am-5 pm

Town of Newbury – Mass DOT has scheduled Night Work for the Route 1 Project in the Newburyport/Newbury Route 1 areas. More info available at the Town Hall News Post: townofnewbury.org/home/news/nigh

Salem Mayor Dominick Pangallo – 4th grade through 12th grade, last night chorus, band, & orchestra students performed with talent & spirit at the final All City concert of this school year. Thanks to the #SalemMA educators & the families & caregivers who support & lift up our student musicians!

Dominick Pangallo – 10 languages, 62 scholars: This year, a record number of #SalemMA students earned the Seal of Biliteracy. Proud of each of them & their achievements. Their skills & accomplishments as multilingual students is a powerful foundation for success, in school & beyond!

Dominick Pangallo – The Salem Pantry’s new mobile truck will help meet residents where they are, all across #SalemMA, as we work together to continue improving food access and security in our community. Happy that the City was able to make this initiative possible with $186,000 in #ARPA funding!

Town of Wenham

Salem Library – There are still spaces left for Bedtime Storytime tonight at 6:30pm! Children ages 18 mo.-5 years are welcome to wear pajamas and enjoy stories and songs in English and Spanish with Ms. Suzie. Register at salempl.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/tell-

Hamilton-Wenham Friends of the Artis – It’s always a joy to spot HWRSD student art work in the wild! Today we enjoyed this work, created by students at Buker and Cutler Elementary Schools, on exhibit at the Wenham Museum.