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Coffee with the Town Council Chair and Interim Town Manager – Tuesday, April 9

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Town Council Chair Joe Sweeney and Interim Town Manager Joe Devine are thrilled to invite the Salem community out for a cup of Joe at Town Hall!

In an effort to continue transparency and open communication from the Town to the community, the Town is hosting this community event on Tuesday, April 9 at 8:30 am at Salem Town Hall in the Knightly Meeting Room.

Please join Chairman Sweeney and Interim Manager Devine for this exciting community conversation! Coffee will be provided!

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