Congregation Shirat Hayam is now the official home of the North Shore chapter of BBYO, the Jewish teen movement formerly known as B’nai B’rith Youth Organization. “While we utilize all…
It’s the ever-present question whenever a Realtor is in the room—be it the office, school pick-up or running into friends on a night out. And I get it—it’s important to know…
Despite a late fourth quarter scoring surge, the Swampscott High School girls basketball team’s season came to a close on Wednesday at the hands of Tantasqua Regional High School, 37-33….
Gov. Maura Healey is inviting the public to help shape recommendations for high school graduation requirements. “This is an important chance for students, families, educators, and partners across Massachusetts to…
Through the Swampscott Recreation Department’s creative writing course hosted by Maia Gosselin, 10-year-old Maya wrote 16 pages of a mystery book. She took ideas from her family’s background, like having…
Swampscott Middle School has a new piece of art created by students in honor of Black History Month. High school students from the Students of Color Association (SOCA), along with…
More than 17 inches of snow blanketed Swampscott on Monday, February 23, forcing the Swampscott Public Schools and numerous local businesses to close their doors on Monday and Tuesday. At…
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has announced her endorsement of Ed Markey for re-election to the Senate. Markey will face Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) in the Democratic primary ahead of the…
By day, Swampscott resident Michele Cobban Barden works full-time as an environmental scientists. In her free time, however, she channels her creativity into her own personal venture: Odd Cod Studio….
The clicking of boots on the ground, clapping hands and country music have echoed from the Clarke Elementary School gymnasium on Sunday mornings as of late. About two dozen made…
