The Select Board and School Committee have both unanimously approved a one-year memorandum of understanding (MOU) allowing the Recreation Department to use the Clarke School to expand programming for children…
Town Administrator Nick Connors confirmed at Wednesday’s Select Board meeting that Town Clerk Jared LaLiberte has stepped down from his position. LaLiberte will be taking a new position in Dracut,…
Swampscott and Lynn are still contemplating the next steps on the ultraviolet (UV) pilot program at King’s Beach. “From our experience this summer, we’ve seen that to truly answer…
The Swampscott High School unified basketball team played Saugus Middle High School on Monday, as a part of the “jam in the stands” celebration. Unified basketball is a program —…
B’nai B’rith Housing New England Inc. returned to the Zoning Board of Appeals on Tuesday to present updates to its proposed 41-unit rental housing development for seniors and veterans, addressing…
The Planning Board reviewed potential plans for the Delamar Swampscott Hotel on Monday in an effort to compile a list of comments for the Select Board. “Traditionally we would see…
The Swampscott boys’ varsity cross country team has officially had an undefeated season, as they won their meet against Danvers High School on Monday. “It feels great,” said Coach Joe…
Swampscott Little League hosted its second annual golf classic at Tedesco Country Club on Monday, October 20, where more than 100 participants teed off to support a new scholarship program….
The Swampscott Public Library is mixing craft beer with coastal science at an upcoming Sip O’ Science event on Thursday, October 30 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Alex Bergan, the…
Director Jonathan Nichols loves both puzzles and Halloween, so combining the two at the Swampscott Public Library felt like a natural fit. “Every year I do an escape room,” Nichols…
