In 2021, local nonprofit Swampscott Unites, Respects Embraces (S.U.R.E.) Diversity held its first Black History Month celebration. The event, which took place on Zoom, was instantly a hit. After multiple cancellations…
About 15 Swampscott students in the National Honor Society and Student Council are volunteering to support the Swampscott Tides’ Fish Tales event on Saturday. “The people who helped out last…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. Photos by Noah Wierl The Swampscott High School auditorium filled…
Jo Ann Simons’ career changed after her son Jonathan was born. Jonathan was diagnosed with Down syndrome and heart defects. Simons realized the resources for her son were not in…
The Easter Bunny made its way to town a little early this year to make an appearance at an inclusive egg hunt event hosted by the Swampscott Recreation Department and…
Over a dozen toddlers spent their Friday morning at the Swampscott Public Library reading, relaxing and making animal sounds at a yoga for children program. Lindsey Kravitz Olson, a certified…
Pomona Cafe and Wine Bar on Humphrey Street unveiled a new look to the public on Friday as an additional side consisting of a bar and dining room fully opened….
It was a busy political week for Swampscott. Rep. Seth Moulton started off last weekend with an event in Salem, where he laid out his ideas for Senate. Moulton is…
Swampscott is in the middle of a transformation. Across town, from the shoreline to the business center, a range of developments and community projects are quietly taking shape, some long-awaited…
On the third Thursday of each month, Swampscott Middle School math teacher Matt Moran and a group of his current and former students make their way after school to Anchor…
