Eight-year-old Logan Perlow first became curious about General John Glover and his Swampscott farmhouse after frequently driving past the aging, dilapidated building. A student at Glover School in Marblehead who…
The Made by 01907 Artisan Fair will return for its seventh year on Saturday, November 8, celebrating the arts, crafts, and handmade creations of Swampscott’s own creative community. Local artisans…
Gov. Maura Healey announced the release of all local funding allocated in the state’s $61.01 billion budget, including money directly designated for Swampscott. The Massachusetts fiscal year 2026 budget prioritizes…
For Sami and Jack Lawler, children’s books have always played a central role in their lives. The couple read to their three children – and now grandchildren – not only…
Swampscott resident and longtime aide to Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA), Rick Jakious, has announced his bid for Moulton’s congressional seat. Earlier this month, Moulton announced he will run for the…
Artist Rob Surette put on a presentation for Swampscott Middle School students and teachers on Tuesday. “The kids love it,” said Principal Jessica Minter. Surette began drawing at three years…
Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll announced more than $12 million in state grants for community projects aimed at protecting open space, building parks, and expanding access to…
Nearly 20 people gathered at Mexicali on Monday night for a cookie decorating workshop hosted by the Swampscott Recreation Department and Sweet Emmy’s. “Swampscott has been so welcoming to me…
Halloween is creeping up fast, and the Swampscott Recreation Department is summoning all spirits, witches, and creatures of the night to check out this year’s home decorating contest. The town…
Despite steep federal education cuts this year, Swampscott Public Schools expect to finish the year with a small surplus, according to a first-quarter budget update presented at the October 23…
