The Swampscott Select Board expressed its initial support, and push for a more clear business plan, in the preservation efforts for Gen. John Glover’s farmhouse as development plans continue to…
Ahead of the Swampscott’s local election next month, the Town Election Review Committee told the Select Board that residents may have skipped voting in the past due to a lack…
Homeless individuals in the streets of Boston and Cambridge eat more than one thousand sandwiches each year made by members of Swampscott’s First Congregational Church. The sandwiches are picked up…
Even a day after St. Patrick’s Day, the Irish spirit lingered at the Senior Center. More than 40 residents gathered for a lunch of corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, turnips, and…
Swampscott native Claire Donnelly has always been into art. “I feel like I taught myself a lot of it, which I feel like a lot of art is that, exploring…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. By Sasha Fafel Swampscott High School’s Film and TV…
By Julia Rockler In the Swampscott School District, every building is led by a woman, a leadership dynamic that the district’s principals say reflects both collaboration and shared commitment to…
Swampscott Town Hall has new decorations in its entryway. The Swampscott Historical Commission has put on display original watercolors by Ira J. Haskell, painted for the town’s 100th anniversary in…
Swampscott resident Beth Shribman was awarded the “First-Time Team Captain of the Year” honor for raising more than $230,000 for the Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana-Farber. The walk aims to…
While climate change is a hot button topic, the ways it is present and visible in New England may not be as well-known to the general public. Salem State Professor…
