John Newhall

@newhallforsalem.com

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Historian | Volunteer | Community Organizer | Lifelong Salem Resident A leader who listens. Rooted in service. Committed to moving forward together. 📸: Nancy Pierce/UUA Linktr.ee/newhallforsalem Personal account: @johnnewhall.com

Three photos collaged. Two show Chief Peter Silva Arrow and Rev. Catie standing near a small fire pit with a crowd gathered. The third shows Chief Peter Silva Arrow and Darlene Troge speaking from a lectern.
A selfie of John and Andrew.
Vote buttons with a blue box overlaid. White text on the blue box reads: "Don't Forget to Vote on November 4th, Ward 2 Polling Location: Community Life Center 401 Bridge Street."
A closeup image of Andrew, a man with brown hair wearing a maroon t-shirt and gray hoodie. Text in orange and light blue lettering over a dark blue chevron says "Andrew Smith Ward 2 City Council."
An image of Old Town Hall in Salem on a hazy night. "Happy Halloween" in orange script written above.
John in a gray sport coat and white shirt at a lectern with a television camera in the foreground.
Candidates seated at a long white table.
John Newhall in a coat and tie with the Endorsed Candidate 2025 logo from the LGBTQ+ Victory Fund. Below identifies John Newhall as using any or all pronouns and as a candidate for Salem City Council.
Vote buttons with a blue box overlaid. White text on the blue box reads: "Preliminary Election, September 16th, Ward 2 Polling Location: Community Life Center 401 Bridge Street."
John in a white dress shirt holding a microphone. Blue boxes of text line the right with details about candidate forums. All details are included in the text of the post.
Image bears the Massachusetts Governor’s logo with the headline: “Governor Healey Responds to Trump Administration’s Cancellation of $34 Million for Salem Offshore Wind Terminal.” Text below reads: “By cancelling this funding, 800 construction workers will lose their jobs, and jobs that would’ve been created in the future won’t happen,” said Governor Healey. “There is nothing wasteful about this project, which has been supported by both a Democratic and Republican Governor. The real waste here is the Trump Administration canceling tens of millions of dollars for a project that is already underway to increase our energy supply and support hundreds of workers and their families. As we head into Labor Day weekend, this action is a slap in the face to the hardworking men and women who keep our nation moving and deserve better than what they’re getting from their federal government.”
John in a tan coat with checkered shirt standing outside. Overlaid text reads: Endorsement LGBTQ+ Victory Fund." Paired with the LGBTQ+ Victory Fund in the top right corner.
People gathered in the street milling about and conversing around tables of food.
The Hawthorne Hotel with a large crowd in front. A view from Hawthorne Boulevard.
John in a white dress shirt, jeans, a dress shoes holding a microphone near a podium.
John in a Newhall for Salem shirt in front of a yellow house holding campaign literature.
Elected leaders march outside the Custom House behind veteran color guard.
Salem Common Bandstand with a crowd gathered and the American flag flying in the background.
John marching with the First Church in Salem, Unitarian Universalist in the North Shore Pride Parade. John and Marlene Warner carry a banner with the church name and the word "Community."
Riley Plaza flag poles. The center flag is the American flag. Each post surrounding it alternates the rainbow pride flag and the trans pride flag.
Mayor Pangallo in a dark suit at a podium with Gov. Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll as well as other leaders behind him.
An image of John wearing a dark blue Newhall for Salem t-shirt and standing on the steps of City Hall.
A map of the detours outlined in the MassDOT post.
Salem Film Fest program book on table.