The Swampscott Tides has been named the startup of the year at the 2025 Nonprofit News Awards. The Institute for Nonprofit News presented the awards on Wednesday, September 10, in…
Britt Decker has always been the most successful in creative careers where she got to see a final product. She used to be a milliner in Chicago, owning a company…
Swampscott’s new senior planner is looking to bring her background in municipal planning and computer mapping to the town. The Select Board approved Christa McGaha as the new senior planner…
Swampscott Elementary School unveiled a communication board on its playground Thursday. The board is located at the front of the playground to help children communicate. The board was provided by…
This season, the Swampscott Big Blue Youth Football program will honor Dick Jauron, a Swampscott High School graduate who went on to play and coach in the National Football League…
The Swampscott Library welcomed 63,409 visitors in fiscal year 2025, a 15% increase from the previous year, and enough to fill Fenway Park nearly twice. “And nearly half of our…
In May, Rachel Taradash addressed the Select Board to express concerns about families living within two miles of Swampscott Elementary losing school bus service. “For the first year of the…
The Swampscott Senior Center is hitting the road in electric style. The center has received a new van that seats four seniors, a driver, and accommodates two people in wheelchairs….
The town has sent out a notification on Monday, September 8 to suggest people avoid King’s Beach for 48 hours following combined sewer overflows due to heavy rain. Swampscott received…
The Select Board will address an open meeting law complaint in executive session Monday night. The state’s open meeting law regulates how most meetings by public bodies are required to…
