My Brother’s Table will host a 3-mile fundraising walk along the Lynn and Swampscott shoreline on Sunday, October 19. The walk will begin at The First Church, 40 Monument Ave….
The Swampscott Recreation Department is unleashing a tail-wagging good time with its first-ever Doggy Dip at Eisman’s Beach this Sunday. “Bring your pup (and their favorite human) for a splash-filled…
As National Recovery Month wraps up, Swampscott is preparing to launch a recovery coach academy in October. September is recognized as National Recovery Month, aimed at promoting and supporting evidence-based…
The town reserved about $23,000 in July due to the Republic Services trash strike, according to the Department of Public Works Director and interim Town Administrator Gino Cresta. “I have…
The town will host a public meeting with the developer of the Hadley Hotel to review schematic plans on Monday, September 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Swampscott…
Swampscott resident Trudi Olivetti is directing The Crucible at Marblehead Little Theater, a production she says resonates deeply with today’s polarized world. Written by Arthur Miller in 1953, The Crucible…
Rev. Victoria Weinstein of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Greater Lynn in Swampscott delivered a lecture titled “Beyond Salem: The History and Legacy of the European Witch Trials,” drawing connections…
Swampscott will be holding a tire collection event on Saturday, September 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Department of Public Works Yard, at 200 Paradise Road. Residents…
Rabbi Michael Ragozin of Congregation Shirat Hayam says Rosh Hashanah offers a time to seek community, even amid conflict and chaos. Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, begins at sunset…
The Department of Public Works (DPW) Yard will remain open this coming weekend, following the end of the Republic Services strike. “We are expecting to have one last weekend, September…
