The Swampscott High School hosted a science fair expo, highlighting a variety of projects from UV degradation across sunscreen brands to visualizing sound and treating Parkinson’s with exercise. “It’s learning…
The Residence at Vinnin Square hosts a cocktail reception each evening for its tenants, where they can enjoy drinks and snacks before heading to dinner a few rooms over. On…
Select Board candidate Charlie Patsios met with residents at a “Chocolate with Charlie” event on Monday, allowing residents the chance to hear his platform and ask questions. Patsios is running…
Families learned about vernal ponds and the creatures that depend on them during a hands-on presentation Monday led by Rick Roth of the Cape Ann Vernal Pond Team and the…
The Swampscott High School girls lacrosse team wasted little time lighting up the scoreboard on Monday, rolling to a 17-4 win over Gloucester High School. The Big Blue tallied their…
Select Board candidate Wayne Spritz hosted a virtual meet-and-greet Sunday, where residents joined to listen and ask questions. Spritz is running in the only contested Select Board race in the…
The Blue Big Band drew its largest ever crowd on Sunday as the community jazz orchestra performed a number of pieces from Duke Ellington’s Far East Suite. Despite the title…
The Swampscott Solid Waste Advisory Committee held its bi-annual Repair Café at the Senior Center on Saturday to help reduce waste by providing resources to fix broken items so they…
A disoriented hawk, an unlikely golf shot and a valuable teaching moment were the subject of three of many stories told at Unitarian Universalist Church of Greater Lynn’s “Have I…
The Swampscott Public Library hosted a patron appreciation day on Saturday. “For me, it’s just about acknowledging and appreciating that they continue to support us year over year,” said Director…
