Hosts Ross Moldoff and Crayton Brubaker talk with Town Assessor Jon Duhmel about the upcoming revevaluation of properties in the Town of Salem and how it will impact residents.

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 Wendell Davis talking to Howard Turner and Richard Noyes in his home in Salem NH. Wendell talks about the transformation of the schools in Salem starting in 1945 from his perspective as a teacher, coach, assistant headmaster and superintendent.

Why is the Conservation Commission deceiving beavers and how does that effect you?

The answer is on the latest 'What's up Salem?', when hosts Ross Moldoff and Crayton Brubaker talk with Salem Conservation Commission Chair Georgia Brust about the work they do for the Town of Salem.

Hosts Ross Moldoff and Crayton Brubaker talk with Salem Finance Director Nicole McGee about the Town Budget highlights in 2026.

Hosts Ross Moldoff and Crayton Brubaker talk with former Planning Board and Board of Selectman member Jim Keller on his background, his long history with the Town of Salem, and projects he worked on for the community.

Hosts Ross Moldoff and Crayton Brubaker talk with Marco Abreu from the Salem NH Boys and Girls Club about his work with the club and how it helps the community thrive.

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

Tom Giarrosso from Salem Community Television hosts this visit to 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 Bessie Morrisson Webster talking to Howard Turner in her home in Salem NH in 1972. Nessie was born in 1900 and tells us about her life in the early days of Salem.

Hosts Ross Moldoff and Crayton Brubaker talk with Mark Gross from Tuscan Village Development about his early beginnings, history working with the town, the projects and buildings he helped bring to Salem, and his work at Tuscan Village Development.