Children’s Library Assistant Julie Butters celebrated Women’s History Month through literature before about 40 people at the Swampscott Public Library on Tuesday. Butters, a Salem-based performer and writer, presented staged…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. Story By Cam Tracy, Graphic By Zoë Bannister March…
Ted Dooley moved to Swampscott eight years ago and said he has found a place that has “truly become our home.” “We didn’t know many people here, but we soon…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. By Jasper Kaiser A monthly, student-run event known as…
Select Board Vice Chair Doug Thompson announced his endorsement of Dan Koh in the Massachusetts 6th Congressional District primary. “Here in Swampscott, I work to balance the needs of all…
As temperatures eclipsed 60° on Monday, Swampscott Recreation Department teamed up with Northeast Arc to celebrate the change of season with a Spring Fling at Clarke Elementary School. Northeast Arc…
This year’s record-breaking Fish Tales event earned the Swampscott Tides over $30,000 in donations supporting its mission to bring accessible local journalism to the Swampscott community. On Saturday, March 28,…
For friends Audra Kebreau and Dan Bean, they decided to attend the No Kings rally in Swampscott on Saturday for the first time. “As a Marine Corps veteran, I can’t…
About 350 people gathered along Humphrey Street from Mission on the Bay down to Phillips Street to protest against President Donald Trump, his administration and recent actions like Immigration and…
Dogs took to the Town Hall lawn on Saturday to search for goodies the Easter Bunny left them – eggs filled with treats. The pups were on a mission, with…
