This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. Story by Sasha Fafel Families gathered for the Shaw…
Residents gathered on Town Hall Lawn on Friday, July 3, to kick off Swampscott’s Fourth of July weekend celebrations, with an evening of live music, food and fireworks. Turtle on…
It’s the Fourth of July weekend!! Swampscott will host its fireworks and festivities Friday night. The live music, food trucks, breweries and fun will begin at 5 p.m. Fireworks will…
Members of the Swampscott Church of Spiritualism gather on the morning of the first Sunday each month – not to practice religion but to make sandwiches. Carrying loaves of bread…
Test your knowledge of this week’s local news with our new Puzzle of the Week! Each puzzle is built around stories featured in the latest newsletter edition of the Swampscott…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. Story by Sasha Fafel Swampscott is hosting its annual…
Since the inception of Swampscott Unites, Respects and Embraces (S.U.R.E.) Diversity, its members have often been asked about the limited notion of what diversity means, with the conversation frequently focusing…
This summer, we’re kicking off a new Swampscott Tides tradition: a simple weekly poll followed by a feature story highlighting the results and some of your best comments. No pressure….
On July 5, 1852, abolitionist Frederick Douglass gave a speech, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July” in Rochester, New York. In it, Douglass reflected on the liberties…
Swampscott received a deluge of rain on Tuesday, which does seem to have affected the testing results the next day. Even though it is a super hot weekend, it is…
