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Salem Access Television (SATV) is the community media organization serving Salem, Massachusetts, the historic Essex County city north of Boston immortalized by the 1692 witch trials and celebrated for its Halloween tradition, providing PEG access television for this distinctive North Shore city.
SATV provides public, educational, and government access programming for Salem residents, covering city council and government meetings and offering community members training and production resources to create and broadcast locally focused programming that reflects the complex, layered identity of a city living simultaneously with colonial history, a thriving arts scene, and a year-round community that extends far beyond the October tourist economy.
Salem residents rely on SATV for the city government coverage and community programming that keeps a genuinely diverse and historically rich city - where immigrant communities, artists, year-round residents, and the descendants of colonial families share civic space - connected to its own governance and the community conversations that define life in one of New England's most recognizable small cities.
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