Work at Vinnin Square is officially in progress, with fences and construction lifts scattered throughout the parking lot. The project is “long overdue,” said Sarah Klaman, an associate with Centercorp…
The Hawthorne Re-use Advisory Committee has begun exploring what a two-parcel redevelopment project could look like along Humphrey Street. The town purchased the parcels at 149–169 Humphrey Street in 2022,…
The Select Board approved the sale of a nearly $7 million bond anticipation note during an early morning meeting on Wednesday. In Massachusetts, a town bond anticipation note is a…
Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) has announced that he will run for Senate, challenging Sen. Edward Markey for the Democratic nomination. Moulton’s challenge to Markey is shaping up to be one…
While Halloween is just around the corner, Thomas Keenan began preparing way back in April. What started as a plant in his basement and later a vine that he planted…
The official report on the King’s Beach ultraviolet (UV) pilot program concludes that the technology “effectively treats day-to-day dry weather stormwater flows from the Lynn and Swampscott culverts.” Water quality…
Seaglass Village, a local nonprofit that helps older adults maintain independence, was honored by the Massachusetts House and Senate for its dedication to serving seniors in Swampscott, Nahant, and Marblehead….
Swampscott resident Francine Gardikas has been named a top woman of law by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. Gardikas earned her bachelor’s degree from the College of the Holy Cross and her…
Time slots are now open for residents to sign up to have their items repaired at the Swampscott Solid Waste Advisory Committee’s upcoming Repair Café, set for October 25. “We…
Nick Connors has officially been Swampscott’s town administrator for a week, and he says he’s enjoying getting to know and work with his new team. “I look forward to delivering…
