Guided walking tours of the National Register-listed Olmsted Historic District will be offered Sunday, September 27, as part of the Trails and Sails series. Swampscott’s Olmsted Historic District was designed…
Seaglass Village will host a fundraiser on October 3, featuring improv troupe Accidentally on Purpose. “When Accidentally on Purpose expressed interest in performing at our fundraiser, we jumped at the…
Grateful Friends, a North Shore nonprofit supporting adults with cancer, is looking for Swampscott High School students interested in launching a local youth division chapter. The organization serves Essex and…
With just over five minutes showing on the clock and the game even at 1-1, Swampscott High School senior Simon Ramos stood on the penalty spot with the ball at…
A developer is seeking to develop a Lodge Road property that was previously deemed unsuitable for construction, prompting the Select Board to question whether it has the ability — and…
A Jeep SUV was stuck in the water off Fishermen’s Beach for more than an hour Wednesday evening after its owner tried to pull a boat from the water. As the tide rose and waves rolled in, the Jeep became nearly half-submerged before…
Swampscott residents are encouraged to take their boats out of the harbor, as a nor’easter is expected to hit the region this weekend. “If your chain or mooring line isn’t…
Swampscott will host a tire collection event on Saturday, September 26, at the Department of Public Works Yard, 200 Paradise Road. The collection will run from 8 a.m. to noon….
The case against the man accused of vandalizing Congregation Shirat Hayam has been continued to Essex Superior Court. Nick Ashtar-Zadeh, of Dracut, was arrested in July following an investigation into …
The Conservation Commission is looking to develop more concrete plans to address Japanese knotweed infestations throughout Swampscott. The commission currently has a minor permit for Japanese knotweed removal on the…
