Professional fundraiser Ronald Vigue was introduced Thursday at the Swampscott Historical Commission meeting as the head of partnerships for the new Save the Glover nonprofit. Efforts to save General John…
After a semester of growth, Swampscott High School students showcased their artwork for the community on Wednesday, December 10. Tables and walls were full of ceramics, photography and 3-D art,…
For Lisa McDonnell, roller skating has always been in her blood. McDonnell, 70, was born to two elite skating coaches. Her father served as vice president of the Roller Skating…
Long after most students went home for the day, the sound of jazz rang through the halls of Swampscott High School on Tuesday, December 9. The source was an orchestral…
The Select Board will hold a public meeting Wednesday night to discuss the “various options available to the town” regarding the “classification of real and personal property,” even though state…
Santa has a bit of a helper in town this year, as Swampscott’s Toys for Local Children (TLC) is ensuring that every family has toys and warm clothing to unwrap…
Maia Gosselin has always been interested in writing stories. She earned her master’s degree in children’s literature and has a bachelor’s in English. “I have probably six or seven different…
Swampscott Public Schools is experiencing an early surge in enrollment centered on the transition to middle school, with Grade 6 emerging as a major pressure point, district leaders told the…
Gumdrops, peppermints and other festive treats were put to good use at Clarke Elementary School on the morning of Sunday, December 7, as the Swampscott Recreation Department hosted a gingerbread…
The Swampscott Recreation Department hosted a dreidel competition on Sunday in partnership with PJ Library. “We are so appreciative and grateful for Swampscott reaching out to us and wanting to…
