From acting in Mr. Robot and You to now making his own films and teaching younger students about video, at just 18-years-old James DeFilippi has already made an impact within…
Over 30 people gathered near King’s Beach on Friday to celebrate the work of the three-month-long initiative intended to make the beach safe to swim in. King’s Beach’s water quality…
On a Thursday in March, Loretta Connolly was walking out of the Swampscott Public Library when she noticed a group of people protesting President Donald Trump at the Civil War…
Fourth of July festivities began yesterday at 5 p.m. on the Town Hall Lawn. From the start, over 100 people, including many families, settled on the lawn surrounded by food…
20 years ago the only major recreational activities that Swampscott had were the youth summer activity park league and a sailing program, both of which were run by high school…
Two weeks past its original date, the Swampscott Town Wide Yard Sale happened in 66 degree Fahrenheit rain this past Saturday. Despite the weather, Swampscott residents came out with canopies…
Swampscott residents lined up along Forest Avenue on Sunday to watch the Independence Day Parade go by on its way from Swampscott Middle School to the Town Hall. The parade…
The Deeses’ home on Lewis Road was opened up to friends and neighbors on Saturday as a part of Swampscott’s annual Garden Art Walk. Around ten people sat in Allison…
Swampscott and Nahant residents will gather on the Swampscott Town Hall Lawn at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, July 2, to read and discuss Frederick Douglass’ famous 1852 speech, “What to…
Having completed their final year of elementary education — and their first at the newly consolidated Swampscott Elementary School — the fourth grade class participated in a “Moving On” Ceremony…
