September is National Suicide Prevention Month, which the Select Board commemorated in a proclamation at its meeting Tuesday. “This observation provides an opportunity to encourage conservation about mental health and…
Pomona Cafe and Wine Bar has received approval for an entertainment license. The Select Board unanimously approved Pomona’s entertainment license application as part of the consent agenda at Tuesday’s meeting….
Swampscott firefighters took a short field trip from the station on Tuesday, making their way to the Swampscott Senior Center to serve the community in a different way than they…
Seaglass Village has moved into a larger office at the Clarke School. Membership in Seaglass Village is open to adults 50 and older and includes access to a variety of…
Gov. Maura Healey has selected Swampscott’s Veterans Crossing as one of the housing developments across the Commonwealth to receive nearly $278 million in state and federal financing and tax credits….
Experience the Swampscott Center for the Performing Arts in this audio story by reporter Lauren Baker. Interviewee 1: Johnny Ray Interviewee 2: Bonnie Buckley Interviewee 3: Anthony Rofino Interviewee 4:…
A new chapter for the North Shore arts scene began Saturday night as the Swampscott Center for the Performing Arts welcomed guests for its opening night on September 5. A…
A Swampscott police officer has been placed on administrative leave after the department was notified of concerns about potential misuse of Lynn’s Flock license-plate reader system. The Swampscott Police Department…
With Swampscott Public Schools starting the 2026-27 school year, more students may be entering the district than in recent years, but enrollment remains below pre-pandemic levels. Official enrollment figures for…
It was a busy week for Swampscott! Last weekend was PorchFest. 17 Swampscott residential homes became music venues on Saturday. The Swampscott Recreation Department held an End of Summer Extravaganza…
