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Massachusetts Traffic & Public Interest Watch.
Thankfully, this wrong way driver was traveling at a low speed and eventually turned their vehicle around once I illuminated my Fenix PDR 36 Pro 2500 lm strobe.
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updated 3 months ago
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🚗 I was traveling on Brimble Ave, crossing Colon St and continuing toward Essex St.
Yesterday, as I approached the intersection, I noticed two cyclists to my right approaching the crosswalk. The cyclists then proceeded through the crosswalk.
The crossing guard initially appeared unaware that they were entering the roadway. Once he noticed them, he took several steps off the curb while holding up his stop sign.
At the same time, a small red hatchback that had stopped at the stop sign to my left began entering the intersection.
It’s unclear whether the driver didn’t initially see the crossing guard, the cyclists, or both. The red vehicle eventually stopped after appearing to notice the first cyclist.
Then things got even more concerning. The vehicle appeared to momentarily accelerate before braking again, which I suspect may have been when the driver noticed the smaller cyclist.
In my opinion, the crossing guard should have been positioned more centrally and paying closer attention to the intersection before the cyclists entered the crosswalk and traffic began moving.
But I’m not placing all the blame on the crossing guard.
I also believe the older cyclist should have taken greater responsibility for helping the smaller cyclist cross safely. When you’re traveling with a smaller or more vulnerable cyclist, there should be an effort to make sure they can safely navigate the crossing.
The issue here wasn’t necessarily one person alone — it was the reaction and timing of everyone involved.
⚠️ A crossing guard has to see the cyclists. A driver has to see the crossing guard and people in the crosswalk. And experienced cyclists should be looking out for younger or smaller riders.
🎥 Watch the video and tell me what you think happened.
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THIS TRAFFIC STOP ESCALATED IN SECONDS.
📅 DATE: Tuesday, September 15, 2026
🕖 TIME: Approximately 7:50 PM
📍 LOCATION: Lafayette Street & Ward Street, Salem, Massachusetts
A white van allegedly blew through a red light — apparently unaware that a Salem Police cruiser was directly behind it.
The officer activated the cruiser’s emergency equipment and pulled the van over.
Then everything changed.
As the officer stood at the driver’s-side window, the occupant reached out, grabbed the officer, and attempted to pull the officer inside the van.
What began as a red-light violation turned into a shocking physical confrontation with a police officer.
🎥 WATCH THE FOOTAGE AND SEE THE MOMENT THIS TRAFFIC STOP GOES COMPLETELY OFF THE RAILS.
⚠️ One traffic violation. One police stop. Then an alleged attempt to pull an officer into a vehicle.
SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS — SEPTEMBER 15, 2026 — CAUGHT ON CAMERA.
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I HAD SECONDS TO REACT!
While driving through Beverly, Massachusetts, a black-and-white cat suddenly darted from the left side of the street directly across my path.
There was absolutely no warning.
I immediately firmly applied the brakes to avoid hitting the cat. Thankfully, the cat made it across the roadway and I was able to avoid a collision.
🎥 The dashcam captured the entire thing.
📍 Location: Cabot Street, Beverly, MA
📌 GPS at the moment of the near miss: 42.542416, -70.884224
🕙 Time: Approximately 10:05 AM, September 15, 2026
This is a perfect reminder that you never know what can suddenly enter the roadway — animals, pedestrians, cyclists, or other unexpected hazards.
One second you’re driving normally.
The next second, CAT! 🐈⬛💨
Thankfully, this one ended with a safe outcome.
WATCH THE VIDEO — you can see just how suddenly this cat appears in front of the vehicle.
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Today on Cabot Street in Beverly, I captured a dark-colored sedan driving past a stopped school bus with its stop arm extended and red warning lights activated.
👀 But look closely at the parking lot to the right. You’ll notice a Beverly Police cruiser parked in the space.
To be clear, I have no way of knowing whether the officer witnessed the violation. The officer may have been inside the nearby store and completely unaware of what was happening on the street.
Still, the timing certainly makes the footage interesting.
The sedan continued past the stopped school bus instead of stopping.
🚌 When that school bus stop arm is out, STOP.
A child could be entering the roadway at any moment. This is exactly the kind of violation that can have devastating consequences.
🎥 Watch the footage and look toward the parking lot on the right — you’ll see the police cruiser.
QUESTION: Did the drive have enough time to stop?
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Historical Development
The Air Wing began operations in 1947 with small fixed-wing aircraft primarily used for traffic surveillance along major highways. These early aircraft provided a revolutionary aerial perspective that allowed ground units to be directed to traffic violations, accidents, and other incidents with unprecedented efficiency.
Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, the Air Wing expanded its capabilities to include search and rescue operations, transportation of personnel and prisoners, and support for major criminal investigations. The transition to helicopter operations in later decades dramatically enhanced the unit's versatility and effectiveness.
Current Fleet Operations
Today, the Massachusetts State Police Air Wing operates a fleet of modern helicopters equipped with the most advanced technology available in law enforcement aviation. The primary aircraft type is the Eurocopter (now Airbus Helicopters) AS350/H125, chosen for its reliability, performance, and advanced capabilities.
Advanced Technology Systems
Modern Air Wing helicopters feature Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) thermal imaging systems that can detect heat signatures day or night, making them invaluable for search and rescue operations, tracking suspects, and locating missing persons. The thermal cameras can see through darkness, smoke, and light foliage.
High-definition video cameras with powerful zoom capabilities provide real-time aerial surveillance to ground commanders. These cameras can read license plates from altitude and track suspects or vehicles while keeping the helicopter at a safe distance.
Sophisticated GPS navigation and mapping systems allow pilots to navigate to any location in Massachusetts precisely and quickly. Digital mapping displays show the helicopter's position relative to ground units, roadways, and points of interest.
Secure encrypted radio systems enable communication with ground units, other aircraft, and command centers across multiple frequencies and agencies. This interoperability is crucial during major incidents requiring multi-agency coordination.
Operational Missions
Search and Rescue: The Air Wing responds to hundreds of search operations annually, locating lost hikers, missing children, dementia patients who have wandered away, and suicidal individuals. Thermal imaging allows detection of body heat signatures in dense forests, at night, or in adverse weather conditions.
Tactical Support: During high-risk operations, Air Wing helicopters provide aerial observation, perimeter security, and real-time intelligence to ground tactical teams. The aerial perspective helps commanders make informed decisions and keeps officers safe.
Pursuit Operations: When suspects flee in vehicles, Air Wing aircraft can track them from above while ground units follow at safe distances. This dramatically reduces the danger of high-speed pursuits while maintaining surveillance.
Traffic Management: During major events, accidents, or traffic disruptions, Air Wing aircraft provide aerial traffic management, directing ground units to problem areas and monitoring traffic flow across large areas.
Emergency Medical Transport: While not the primary emergency medical service provider, Air Wing helicopters can transport critically injured troopers, citizens, or prisoners when ground transport would be too slow.
Disaster Response: Following hurricanes, floods, or other disasters, Air Wing aircraft conduct aerial reconnaissance, transport emergency personnel, and support search and rescue operations in areas inaccessible by ground vehicles.
Notable Operations
The Air Wing played a crucial role during the manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombing suspects in 2013, providing aerial surveillance and support to ground units throughout the operation. Their thermal imaging capabilities were instrumental in the final capture.
During numerous search operations for missing children and elderly individuals with dementia, Air Wing crews have located subjects who would not have survived if found by ground search teams alone. Many families owe the lives of their loved ones to the skill and dedication of Air Wing personnel.
Safety Record
The Massachusetts State Police Air Wing maintains an exemplary safety record through rigorous training, meticulous maintenance, and conservative operational procedures. While law enforcement helicopter operations carry inherent risks, the Air Wing's commitment to safety ensures reliable operations year after year.
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The driver of the black Honda HR-V that was already traveling in the left lane did not yield to the Corolla. The Corolla driver then began yelling:
“LOOK WHAT YOU’VE DONE!”
The driver in the Corolla continued holding down the horn in what appeared to be a clear display of road rage.
The question is simple: Was this an unsafe lane-change attempt, or did the Honda driver fail to yield? Watch the footage and decide for yourself.
🎥 Dashcam footage
📍 Veterans Memorial Bridge — Salem/Beverly, Massachusetts
📅 September 11, 2026
Remember: getting angry doesn’t make an unsafe maneuver any safer. Leave the road rage at home.
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THIS is what driving through Salem looks like. 👀🚗💨
📍 Salem, Massachusetts
📅 September 9, 2026
The first incident happened as I was pulling out of a parking space on Lafayette Street.
Two pedestrians crossed the street while the traffic signal was green. They reached the sidewalk as the light changed green → yellow → RED.
Although pedestrians generally have the right of way when crossing lawfully, they should still use good judgment and exercise caution. Crossing directly in front of moving traffic during a green light can create an unnecessary safety risk. Having the right of way does not eliminate the need to stay alert.
And then a driver decided the red light didn’t apply to them. 🔴💨
STRAIGHT THROUGH THE RED.
But that wasn’t the only violation caught on camera.
A little later, while driving down Derby Street, I came across a dark-colored minivan driving through a marked crosswalk while pedestrians were actively crossing.
🚨 TWO SEPARATE INCIDENTS:
🔴 Running a red light
🚶 Failing to yield to pedestrians in a marked crosswalk
And we’re still in September.
As October and Halloween approach, Salem’s pedestrian traffic is about to explode. If you think Salem traffic is bad now, wait until thousands of visitors hit the streets.
Drivers: PAY ATTENTION.
The lights are there for a reason.
The crosswalks are there for a reason.
And pedestrians shouldn’t have to wonder whether a driver is actually going to stop.
At the same time, pedestrians should remain aware of their surroundings, follow signals when required, and avoid stepping into traffic when doing so can be done safely.
🎥 You’re watching what the driver sees.
If you break the rules in front of my camera, there’s a chance everyone else is going to see it too.
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This morning, while crossing the Veterans Memorial Bridge from Beverly into Salem, I moved into the far-left lane to make a left onto Bridge Street.
As I was positioned in the far-left lane to turn onto Bridge Street I noticed a vehicle sitting in the middle of the intersection with its hazard lights flashing. The vehicle then appeared to start backing up toward approaching traffic, creating an extremely dangerous situation. Drivers coming toward the vehicle began aggressively honking their horns. When the vehicle reached the red light it then ran the red light by making an illegal right trun from the left lane.
Whatever was going on with that driver, backing into traffic is a situation that can turn deadly in seconds.
After the light turned green, I made my left onto Bridge Street and could still see the vehicle with its hazards on as it pulled into the parking area near Bill & Bob’s and Starbird.
Then came another serious problem.
🚨 A school bus was stopped with its warning lights flashing and stop sign extended.
As i traviled down Bridge Street I observed a car and a Jeep drive past the bus with its stop lights and sign illumiated. The bus driver even sounded the horn.
⚠️ STOP MEANS STOP.
With children getting on and off school buses throughout Salem and surrounding communities, this isn’t something to take lightly.
And here’s the deal with this channel:
📹 If you violate a traffic law and happen to be caught on my dashcam or iPhone, I’m going to post it.
I’m not following people around looking for violations. I’m driving, recording, and documenting what happens on Massachusetts roads.
So if you’re driving around Salem, Beverly, or anywhere in Essex County, drive like somebody is watching—because sometimes somebody is.
Drive safe. Follow the laws. Watch for pedestrians. STOP for school buses.
Because you never know when your next traffic violation might end up on YouTube. 👀📹
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Caught on dashcam. 📹
The white truck approaches the marked pedestrian crosswalk and keeps moving without coming to a complete stop, despite pedestrians crossing/entering the crosswalk.
🚗💨 Paint on the road doesn’t mean “keep going.”
Slow down. Pay attention. Yield when required.
If you’re driving through Massachusetts, assume your driving is being watched—because sometimes it is.
Would you call this a failure to yield? Watch the footage and make your own call.
🎥 Dashcam footage | Massachusetts
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I was driving down the street when I noticed a black SUV ahead of me traveling at a noticeably higher rate of speed. The SUV didn’t get too far as it approached another red light.
When the light turned green the SUV takes off at a high rate of speed. As the SUV approached the intersection, the traffic signal was red and a pedestrian was beginning to cross at the crosswalk.
What makes this especially concerning is that the SUV momentarily applied its brakes, appearing to recognize the intersection and the red signal — but then continued forward and proceeded through the red light and across the pedestrian crossing.
A red light isn’t a suggestion. A pedestrian in a crosswalk isn’t something to gamble with.
Watch the footage and decide for yourself.
⚠️ This video is being shared for public awareness and safe-driving discussion.
What do you think? Did the driver have enough time and distance to stop safely? Should the driver have yielded to the pedestrian? Did the driver even see the pedestrian?
Drop your thoughts in the comments.
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After passing the intersection, I noticed the patrol vehicle had blocked off Leavitte Street. As I drove past, I could see fire trucks and firefighters setting up hose lines, with smoke coming from what appeared to be 11 Leavitte Street.
I safely pulled over and parked along Lafayette Street, where there is on-street parking. I then got out and crossed the street while police temporarily stopped traffic to allow another fire truck to access Leavitte Street.
When I approached the scene, I confirmed that smoke was coming from 11 Leavitte Street, appearing to come from the ceiling area of a second-floor porch.
I have no information regarding whether anyone was injured or the extent of the damage. This was reported as a three-alarm fire.
According to one witness, Beverly and Lynn sent pump trucks to assist. I personally didn’t see any other fire departments, but they may have arrived after I left. I was only at the scene long enough to record these videos.
📹 This video contains my firsthand observations from the scene.
If anyone has additional information about this fire, including what caused it, the extent of the damage, or which departments responded, feel free to share it in the comments.
Stay safe, Salem. 🚒❤️
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What you’re watching is a 53-foot tractor-trailer making a turn. The truck’s turn signal is clearly visible.
At the same time, the woman driving the white car appears to move into the truck’s path. I do not see a turn signal being used by the white car.
This isn’t about attacking another driver. It’s about SAFETY and COMMON SENSE.
A 53-foot tractor-trailer doesn’t handle like a passenger car. It needs room to swing wide, and there are huge blind spots around a commercial truck.
Things could have turned very bad, very fast.
A moment of not paying attention—or not understanding what a large truck is doing—can result in someone getting seriously injured or killed.
🚛 Give tractor-trailers room.
👀 Pay attention to turn signals.
↔️ Don’t pull into the turning path of a large truck.
🛑 When in doubt, wait. A few seconds isn’t worth risking a life.
What do you see in this video? Did the driver of the white car understand what the 18-wheeler was doing? Was the 18 wheeler in the wrong? Let me know.
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If the footage is accurately showing someone riding or sitting in an area of the truck that is not designed or intended for passengers, that could present a serious workplace and transportation safety concern.
I’m sharing this because workplace safety rules exist for a reason. Nobody should have to risk serious injury or death simply because proper safety procedures weren’t followed.
I’m not going to publicly accuse a company of violating OSHA regulations but does this look like a legitimate safety violation to you?
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She pointed out a sign attached to an orange-and-white traffic barrel about 15 feet in front of my car. The sign indicated that parking was prohibited Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 4 PM. She explained that it was already past 4 PM, so I should move forward.
What she didn’t know was that earlier in the day, an enforcement officer had driven by and specifically told me that I could remain where I was, but not move any farther forward because doing so would put me into the restricted area and could result in a ticket or tow. I was also told that the cones would remain there after 4 PM.
I explained this to her, but she continued insisting that I move my car forward so she could park behind me. I politely declined. I wasn’t about to put myself into a potentially restricted area—or risk a ticket or tow—just because someone else wanted the spot behind me.
Eventually, she became annoyed, walked away, and simply parked in front of the traffic barrel herself.
Honestly, what surprised me most wasn’t that she asked. It was the expectation that I should assume the risk after explaining exactly why I wasn’t willing to do it.
Sometimes it seems like people forget that their convenience isn’t automatically someone else’s responsibility. If getting the spot you want requires someone else to potentially violate a parking restriction, maybe the answer isn’t to pressure them into doing it.
I’ll take the safe and legal option every time. 👍
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At approximately 12:13 PM in Salem, Massachusetts, my dashcam captured the following:
* I was traveling forward in my lane.
* A vehicle was traveling behind me.
* That driver moved across the double-yellow centerline and entered the lane designated for opposing traffic.
* The driver used the opposing lane to pass my vehicle.
* The maneuver required the driver to travel on the wrong side of the roadway rather than remain behind me.
* The double-yellow centerline is clearly visible in the dashcam footage.
* The entire incident was captured on video, including the surrounding roadway and traffic conditions.
* No collision occurred, but the maneuver created an unnecessary safety risk.
I’m posting the footage so people can judge the incident for themselves.
These are the facts shown by the dashcam—not speculation.
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I was driving down Restaurant Row at Salem Willows looking for a place to park. I noticed a red van parked almost at the corner of Memorial Drive with enough space in front of it to park my car. However, my intuition told me otherwise. I felt the front end of my car might have slightly extended past the corner, potentially making the parking illegal.
I decided not to take the chance. I turned left onto Memorial Drive and found another parking space.
As I walked from my car, I could see an older man yelling at another man about parking too close to his van. I immediately thought, “That’s where I was going to park. I’m glad I didn’t.”
The other driver apparently didn’t hear the man yelling at him. The situation escalated, and the older man became so angry that he spit on the other man’s car.
All of this over a parking dispute.
Depending on the circumstances and whether the vehicle was damaged or injured by the act, intentionally spitting on someone’s vehicle could potentially be investigated as property damage or injury under Massachusetts law. The yelling and confrontation could also raise other issues depending on exactly what was said or done. Ultimately, law enforcement would have to determine whether a criminal offense occurred.
I ended up approaching the victim and told him what I had witnessed. I also gave him the video I recorded. Before he left, I asked whether he had a rear-facing dashcam. If he did, there is a possibility that his camera captured the man’s license plate.
I’m not sure what happened after he left to confront the man, but I hope the situation didn’t escalate further.
Let this be another reminder of why having a dashcam can be so important. You never know when you may witness something—or become involved in something—that needs to be documented.
I’m glad I had my camera running and was able to capture what happened.
If anyone recognizes the man involved and has legitimate information that could help identify him, please don’t post his personal information publicly. You can contact me privately, and I can pass legitimate information along to the victim or appropriate authorities.
Sometimes a parking spot simply isn’t worth the confrontation.
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No turn signal was used and the maneuver happened so abruptly that I had to firmly apply my brakes to avoid a collision. I held my horn down to get the driver’s attention, but the driver continued the maneuver as if cutting off traffic was no big deal.
This was reckless, careless driving. A vehicle doesn’t just pull out from a parked position and swing across the road without properly checking for approaching traffic.
Thankfully, I was able to avoid hitting the Subaru. But it could have ended very differently.
Pay attention. Use your signals. Check for traffic. People’s lives aren’t worth a careless U-turn.
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This is a unique piece of Japanese gaming history and a great collectible for anyone interested in vintage arcade games, Japanese culture, or classic mechanical entertainment machines.
The Olympia GO108 – S02 MEIKO represents the style of Japanese Pachislo machines that became popular during the 1990s era of Japanese amusement gaming. Pachislo machines evolved from Japan’s long tradition of pachinko and medal gaming, combining mechanical reels, lights, sounds, and interactive play into a unique arcade experience.
Unlike casino slot machines, Pachislo machines were designed as amusement machines, using tokens or medals instead of cash. They became a major part of Japanese game halls and entertainment culture, and many were later imported into the United States by collectors who appreciated their craftsmanship, artwork, mechanical design, and nostalgic appeal.
The Olympia brand is highly recognized among Pachislo enthusiasts for producing distinctive machines with quality construction and eye-catching designs. The GO108 – S02 MEIKO model showcases the classic look and feel of this era, making it a great addition to a collection, game room, arcade, business, or home entertainment space.
⭐ Machine Details:
• Olympia GO108 – S02 MEIKO model
• Vintage Japanese Pachislo entertainment machine
• Estimated mid-1990s era production
• Remanufactured by Grand View Products Inc.
• Token-operated (not a cash gambling machine)
• Classic reel, light, and sound design
• Great collectible display piece
• Includes everything except the door lock barrel/key
•REMANUFACTURED BY GRAND VIEW PRODUCTS INC. SUFFERN, NY.
This machine is a conversation piece that brings a piece of Japanese arcade culture into your home. Whether you are a collector, a vintage gaming enthusiast, or someone looking for something truly unique, this Olympia Pachislo offers a combination of history, craftsmanship, and entertainment.
Machines like this are becoming harder to find, especially examples that are complete and ready for enjoyment.
📍 Located in Salem, MA
💰 Asking: $350
📩 Message me for additional photos, details, or questions.
🎰 Own a piece of 1990s Japanese gaming history!
This item does NOT qualify for shipping!
**Due to fragility, weight, and/or overall size, we are unable to offer shipping for this item. Willing to help arrange third party shipping. Please plan to pick up during an agreed time & date best suited for you.
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A young child at the park approached his mother and complained that he did not like the sound. The child’s mother then approached me and alleged that my daughter was “attacking” her son. I explained to her that my daughter was simply playing with a balloon in a public park and was not directing the balloon or the sound toward her child. I also instructed my daughter to remain away from the child and to respect his personal space.
The mother continued to insist that I tell my daughter not to use the balloon in that manner. I explained that the park is a public space and that my daughter was engaging in normal play with her own toy. I told the mother that if she believed there was an actual issue, she was free to contact park officials or law enforcement. She stated that she would do so, but no such contact was made.
During the interaction, my daughter was standing on the ground using the balloon, while the other child was positioned on the playground structure. The video I posted shows other parents and children moving through the area. At no point was my daughter physically approaching, threatening, or interfering with the other child.
The situation appeared to stem from a disagreement over a child’s reaction to another child’s normal play activity. I believe I handled the situation appropriately by addressing the concern, instructing my daughter to maintain distance from the other child, and allowing both children to continue using the public park respectfully. But in no way will I allow anyone to expect a reasonable expectation from me if they continuously interrupt me.
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Here is what you can find and do at the East India Square complex:
1. Cinema Salem: Located at 1 East India Square, this independent theater screens a mix of first-run movies, cult classics, and independent films. They also host events and festivals.
2. Shopping: The retail space houses specialty shops and services, including local spots like Lotus Gifts.
3. Attractions: The complex features entertainment options such as escape rooms and haunted houses.
4. East India Square Fountain: Located just outside, this unique two-tiered stone fountain, designed by John Collins, visually demonstrates the changes in Salem's topography from its historical shorelines to the present day.
Parking & Transit: Street parking in downtown Salem can be highly limited. The closest and most convenient parking is the Museum Place Garage located next door at 1 New Liberty Street, which can accommodate up to 1,000 vehicles. If you are using public transit, the MBTA Salem Depot is a quick 10-minute walk from the square.
At this day and age you can title the mall any of the four above names. They’ll add a new name sooner or later so don’t get too attached.
WARNING: NEVER EVER GO IN THE BATHROOMS, STAIRWELLS OR ELEVATORS ALONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EVERRRRRR!!! Ever! K?
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If a fly lands on your food briefly (a few seconds), the risk of getting sick is generally very low. Most of the time, nothing happens. BUT I WOULDN’T EAT IT.
However, flies can carry bacteria and other microbes because they often land on:
* Animal feces
* Garbage
* Decaying organic matter
* Dead animals
When they land on food, they can transfer some of those microbes from their feet, body, saliva (regurgitated digestive fluid), or feces.
A practical rule of thumb:
* One fly that lands briefly: Low risk. Most healthy people would simply brush it off and eat the food.
* Multiple flies, or a fly that’s been feeding on the food for a while: The risk increases, and it’s better to discard the food if you can.
* High-risk people (young children, older adults, pregnant people, or those with weakened immune systems) should be more cautious.
IT’S A NO FOR ME PERSONALLY.
So, while it’s not ideal to eat food a fly has landed on, a single brief visit from a fly is unlikely to make you sick. BUT THIS WASN’T A BRIEF VISIT. THEY MOVE IN THE MF.
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Moments later, the truck swerved onto the shoulder and struck a 2×4 that was lying in the breakdown lane. The impact launched the board into the air, causing it to break apart and scatter splintered debris in the air and across the roadway, creating an immediate hazard for surrounding traffic.
As the debris traveled toward my vehicle, I had to quickly react by maneuvering to avoid the larger pieces while simultaneously tracking the movement of the airborne 2×4, anticipating where it might land, and watching for smaller fragments that could strike my vehicle or create additional hazards. Throughout the incident, I remained focused on maintaining control of my vehicle and monitoring the traffic around me to avoid a secondary collision.
Thanks to remaining alert and practicing defensive driving, I was able to safely avoid the debris and continue without incident.
This incident had the potential to end much differently. A large piece of lumber being struck at highway speed can become an unpredictable airborne projectile capable of causing serious vehicle damage, loss of control, or a multi-vehicle accident. Had I not recognized the danger early and reacted defensively, the outcome could have been very bad, resulting in injuries to myself, my passengers, or other motorists sharing the roadway. Fortunately, staying alert and anticipating the unexpected allowed me to avoid what could have become a serious incident.
#DefensiveDriving #SituationalAwareness #TopsfieldMA #DangerousDriver
Fortunately, nobody was hurt. But the outcome could have been very different.
If this child had struck my vehicle, it likely would have resulted in a major emergency response involving a child-versus-vehicle crash. In situations like this, a helmet can be the difference between a close call and a life-changing injury.
It’s no mystery that society is seeing more and more kids riding elected scooters, electric bikes and mopeds recklessly, often without helmets and without realizing how quickly things can go wrong. Parents, please remind your kids to wear a helmet and ride responsibly. Riders, slow down and stay alert around driveways, parking lots, intersections, and vehicles.
A few seconds of caution can prevent a lifetime of consequences.
#defensivedriving #closecall #electricscooter #beverlyma
This incident follows prior issues involving homeless drug users gaining unauthorized access to the property. On May 7, 2026, two nonresident females were blocking the front entrance of the building and only moved after being sternly instructed to do so. As I entered the building with my eight-year-old daughter and fiancee, one of the females asked where she could purchase drugs inside the building. The incident was immediately reported to property management, and property management staff located the individual and addressed the situation.
These repeated incidents have created ongoing safety and security concerns for tenants and demonstrate the need for stronger enforcement of building access and trespass policies.
#salemma #drugaddiction #rovedashcam #drugaddicts #junkies #dontdodrugs #justsaynotodrugs
This video shows a Massachusetts Environmental Police vehicle (Plate #151) driving through a red light at the intersection of North and Mason Streets without emergency lights or sirens activated. Actions like this could easily cause a serious accident.
What makes this especially concerning is that if an ordinary citizen ran the same red light, a traffic stop and citation would likely follow immediately. Accountability and equal application of traffic laws should apply to everyone — including government vehicles and law enforcement officers when no emergency exists.
The purpose of posting this video is transparency and public accountability, not hostility. Citizens are expected to obey traffic laws, and public officials should be held to the same standard.
#massachusettsenvironmentalpolice #redlight #trafficviolations #police #salemma #massachusetts
#MassStatePolice #KevinTrainor #eow #rip


