In areas where chloroquine remains effective: 1  chloroquine 300 mg once weekly, and proguanil 200 mg once daily (started one week before travel, and continued for four weeks after returning); 2  hydroxychloroquine 400 mg once weekly (started one to two weeks before travel and continued for four weeks after returning)
City of Salem is a locality in Essex County, Massachusetts. Unlike many other areas where property taxes are collected on a county level, City of Salem has its own tax assessor's office. If your property is located in a different Essex County locality, see that page for tax assessor's information.
Salem was planted in 1626 by Roger Conant and his associates who came from a fishing settlement at Cape Ann. The first colony of settlers arrived in 1628 under the leadership of Capt. John Endecott. The Indian name for the locality was Naumkeag. Bounds between Salem and Saugus (now Lynn), and Salem and Marble Harbor (Marblehead), were established Mar. 4, 1635. Sept. 7, 1643 part of Salem called Enos was established as Wenham. May 14, 1645, part of Salem called Jeffryes Creeke was set off as the town of Manchester. May 2, 1649, part of Salem was set off as the town of Marblehead.