The Swampscott Public Library was awarded a $1,000 grant to launch a new English Language Learners (ELL) conversation circle. The official launch date for the conversation circle will be announced…
The community gathered at the Swampscott Town Hall Lawn on Wednesday to read and discuss Frederick Douglass’ 1852 speech, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” The reading…
Republic Services workers have gone on strike, halting trash pick-ups for Swampscott residents for the rest of the week. Many, however, do not seem too concerned about their building up…
Sheila Billings has created murals for both the children’s room and the makerspace at the Swampscott Public Library. “Thanks to the incredible talent of local artist Sheila Billings, two of…
Swampscott is among 58 municipalities and community groups selected to partner with their local Mass Save Sponsor to deliver energy-efficient solutions to residents and small businesses. The Sponsors of Mass…
After a quiet start at the plate, Swampscott erupted for nine runs across the fourth and fifth innings on Monday to defeat Saugus 9-5 at Forest River Park in Salem….
Two weeks past its original date, the Swampscott Town Wide Yard Sale happened in 66 degree Fahrenheit rain this past Saturday. Despite the weather, Swampscott residents came out with canopies…
Updates on this developing story are available at the town website As of midnight, Republic Services workers have gone on strike, and Swampscott residents will not have their trash picked…
Big Blue Bargains thrift store is making its first major donation since reopening: $4,000 to the Swampscott Middle School parent teacher organization (PTO). The donation will help fund alternatives to…
