Jamie Belsito told the Swampscott Tides that she’s already working with members of Congress in both the House and Senate on supporting maternal mental health. “I’ve been working directly with…
John Beccia told the Swampscott Tides that guardrails need to be put in place within government so that “we can actually start working for people again.” “More and more people…
Bethany Andres-Beck told the Swampscott Tides that now is the time to run for Congress and bring change to Washington. “We are facing multiple crises happening all at the same…
Children of all abilities took to the water off of Fishermen’s Beach Wednesday for stand up paddleboarding lessons offered through a collaboration between Swampscott Recreation Department and Northeast Arc. Northeast…
Swampscott’s Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee is exploring the feasibility of improving access to Palmer Pond. Potential projects that could help make the pond easier to access include the…
Three women, hailing from New Zealand, Croatia and Bulgaria, ran through Lynn into Swampscott on Tuesday morning. They took turns carrying a torch, lit with a bright flame. Harita Davies…
An area surrounding Swampscott’s commuter rail station could soon be established as a Smart Growth zoning district through Massachusetts’ Chapter 40R program. Smart Growth overlay districts encourage housing and mixed-use…
The Swampscott Planning Board voted to approve proposed changes to town bylaws regarding the process of replacing dead trees on commercial property. The new language states that if a tree…
The arrival of new 96-gallon recycling bins to Swampscott homes has left many residents with the same question – “What to do with my old bin?” Department of Public Works…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. Story and photos by Joseph Blood. On Saturday, August 8th,…
