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Salem climate change conference offers mix of hope and caution (opens the original)
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More than 60 attendees came out to an all-day conference on climate change in Salem on Wednesday, where speakers took a hopeful tone but warned of the speed at which changes are coming. Salem State University professor Stephen Young told attendees that climate changes continue to accelerate. “Our speed of change in warming has almost doubled from what it was the prior 35 years,” he said. The sixth annual Preservation in a Changing Climate conference, held at the Peabody Essex Museum, was hosted
Classroom to the Streets: Local teens add art to Lynn's outdoor museum (opens the original)
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Lynn resident Habibatou Bah loves to walk through her downtown, awestruck by the colorful building-sized murals splashed across the brick walls of the neighborhood. This summer, the 17-year-old high school student says the experience is even more inspirational because she is part of the process — painting alongside professional artists with a select group of young creatives to brighten up city walls. She’s not only producing artwork, but in an interesting feedback loop, she and her cohort of hav
In Salem’s densest neighborhood, organizers discuss how residents are dealing with extreme heat (opens the original)
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Ana Vargas wants to know what resources in her Salem community can help her deal with growing heat in the summer. Vargas, who is 68, has lived in a one bedroom apartment for about 16 years. “I am sure that I am prepared because the air conditioner works, it cools the air very well,’’ she said in Spanish. “The only downside is the bill after. It’s the same as the wintertime.” Vargas was one of some 60 people who attended a community event on Tuesday night meant to focus on issues of extreme heat
Haverhill’s shoe-making history now on display in downtown exhibit (opens the original)
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For more than 300 years, Haverhill was a hub of shoe-making. A new exhibit in downtown Haverhill pays homage to that rich history. “Shoe Stories: Past, Present, Future” at the new Haverhill location of Historic New England, which opened at the end of June, showcases centuries of innovation in the city, which was once known as “Queen Slipper City.” The inaugural exhibit includes a look to the future, with a collection of original shoe designs created by students across Massachusetts. Historic New
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