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Hey Salem, Marblehead says: ‘trick or treat!’
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MARBLEHEAD — As Salem braces for another busy Halloween season, Marblehead businesses are extending a warm and quieter welcome to their neighbors.
All Salem residents must show their ID to receive the discount.
The initiative was spearheaded by Erin McCarthy, owner of Creature Comforts and Pawsitively Marblehead, along with Melissa Stacey of Discover Marblehead.
This year, we just decided to try it and see what happens.”McCarthy said she has heard from Salem residents that in October, they are exhausted.
Rhodes said she currently lives in Salem and “it’s like a carnival right now.”QR codes in storefront windows lead Salem residents to a website listing all participating locations.