After a “brutally freezing” outdoor garden sale in 2025, the Cottage Gardeners of Marblehead and Swampscott moved the annual fundraiser inside for Saturday’s 2026 rendition, drawing a steady stream of…
With budget debates ahead of the May 18 Town Meeting, overtime costs in the Police and Fire departments are again under scrutiny. But Swampscott Police Chief Ruben Quesada and Fire…
The Swampscott Tides turned one year old this week, and truly this publication could not have gotten to this point without our readers. As the managing editor, I have gone…
The 6th Congressional District Democratic candidates responded to a question from the Swampscott Tides, noting the importance of working with local leaders to ensure local implementation of federal regulations and…
By Charlie Jaferian On the corner of the street by Vinnin Square in Swampscott stands a white farmhouse that could belong to any New England town. Its weathered clapboards and…
The Swampscott Recreation Department’s new program will teach residents about the basics of artificial intelligence (AI) systems with a hands-on class. The workshop is geared toward adults and will be…
Henrique and Felipe Wolff are not only removing trash from area homes and businesses, they are also helping facilitate donations, now totaling hundreds of books. The brothers recently heard from…
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) visited Swampscott Middle School on Thursday to give a lesson on ecological restoration to the seventh grade science classes. “We are very focused on making…
A new survey from Emerson College Polling Massachusetts finds Democratic Sen. Ed Markey with a five-point lead over Democratic challenger Rep. Seth Moulton. Markey and Moulton are set to face…
The Swampscott Council on Aging presented to the Select Board on Wednesday the need for more space and staffing at the Senior Center. During the high school planning process, officials…
