School may not have started yet in Salem, but fall sports sure have — and we have lots in this week’s print edition of So Salem.

Last week, we had team photos of Glenvar fall sports teams. This week, it’s Salem’s turn. And we also have some action shots from some of the teams already in action, such as volleyball. (The photo at left is from a JV match-up between Salem and Lord Botetourt.)

As usual, whatever we have in print, we have even more of it online. Here’s this week’s guide to all our online extras:

* Full statement from attorney general on price-gouging case in Salem
* More on Eric Divers’ Eagle Scout project in Rotary Park
* More on Lee Hodges’ trip to China
* More photos from the Tuckers’ trip to the Children’s Museum in Indianapolis
* More photos from Annie Lin’s trip to China
* More photos from Bill Orndorff’s trip to Switzerland
* More photos from the Salem Red Sox Booster Club trip to Baltimore and Wilmington, Del.
* More photos from the Nimmo family vacation to Myrtle Beach
* More photos from the Stanleys at Fenway Park
* More photos of Chipper the squirrel
* More photos from Salem After Five

AND IN SPORTS . . .
* Photos of Andrew Lewis volleyball
* Photos of Glenvar Dragons, Glenvar Steam and Glenvar Crush soccer
* Photos of Salem High School runners in cross-country meet
* More photos from Glenvar golf
* More photos of Salem volleyball — both varsity and JV
* More photos from Andrew Lewis football scrimmages

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