The six-piece Swampscott–Marblehead band B-Side Hustle takes mainstream songs and “flips them on their head,” according to bass player Michael Bourne. B-Side Hustle always sends the audience into a groove,…
Members of Daisy Troop 63104 earned their “Fun With Movement” badge at Tread Tabata, where they learned the importance of body positivity as well as the confidence and joy that…
William “Bill” Leonard Wollerscheid was born to Josephine (Cunningham) and Arthur Wollerscheid on June 7, 1937 in Lynn, Massachusetts. Bill spent his first few years in Saugus, MA and moved…
The Swampscott Public Library released its most-checked-out books of 2025, revealing a trend: female authors dominated fiction, while male authors led in nonfiction. While the lists reflect a mix of…
An official Historic American Building Survey report documenting the General John Glover Farmhouse will be permanently housed in the Library of Congress. The Swampscott Historical Commission, in partnership with preservation…
A total of 118 positions will be on the ballot in the upcoming local elections, and residents interested in running are encouraged to begin the nomination process. Swampscott’s local elections…
Swampscott has issued a snow emergency and the school district called off school on Monday and delayed Tuesday, due to the inclement weather. Superintendent Jason Calichman announced Sunday that Monday’s…
The week began with snow, and now Swampscott is gearing up for another snowy weekend, with the town potentially seeing more than a foot of snow, according to OpenSnow.com. The…
Brennan Natoli grew up in the world of manufacturing. His father and grandfather were always in the shop building. While Natoli wasn’t creating projects himself, he was in the room…
Swampscott Public Schools presented a projected budget of $35,484,011 for the 2027 fiscal year during a Thursday evening School Committee meeting. The estimated budget represents an increase of 3.96%, or…
