Culture

Swampscott resident Ken Reker has been making art for as long as he can remember. “I’d go over the my grandmother’s and she’d give me crayons, and they’d give me…

For the 16 members of Swampscott’s Department Public Works (DPW) crew, no two days are the same. DPW Director Gino Cresta likened the group’s work during the summer months to…

Green Day Recycle is hosting an electronics recycling fundraiser on Saturday, August 1 at the St. John The Evangelist Church parking lot. The fundraiser will run from 9 a.m. to…

The week started with a motion to dismiss the eviction case against Lincoln’s Landing, and it ended with the case going on to the discovery phase. At Thursday’s case management…

Test your knowledge of this week’s local news with our newest Puzzle of the Week! Each puzzle is built around stories featured in the latest newsletter edition of the Swampscott Tides,…

For John Ingalls, fishing is more than just a hobby.  Ingalls, who is the 11th generation of his 13-generation Swampscott family, has spent his life in the seaside town. His…

There was a good amount of rain this week, making for probably not the most fun beach experience. While the weekend looks sunnier, it is important beachgoers still check out…

Judge Leo Fama II ordered the Lincoln’s Landing eviction case into discovery Thursday after declining to dismiss the matter. Attorneys for Lincoln’s Landing and landlord Alexandros Tsitos appeared in Lynn…

The Archer Trail walking path is complete, and almost all of the signage is up to direct nature seekers on their journeys. The Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee shared…

A recent outing with the Beverly Senior Center gave Swampscott seniors more than just the opportunity to meet new people. It also introduced them to a fun, fast-paced game that has quickly become a favorite. After experiencing the game during…