After the unexpected death of Marblehead High School Senior Owen Coyne, the Swampscott community has rallied around its neighbors to the northeast. School Committee Chair Glenn Paster and Superintendent Jason…
Swampscott Unites, Respects, Embraces Diversity (S.U.R.E.) Diversity invites residents of all ages to celebrate a decade of building connections and strengthening community partnerships at the Community Connections Festival on Saturday,…
Applications are open for the Hometown Hero Banner program, with 10 new spots available. Established in 2024, the annual Swampscott Hometown Hero Banner program honors current and former Swampscott residents…
E.F. Gilmore 64 Treasurer and Adjutant Andrea Gayle Bennett was minding her own business one day when an email popped up on her phone. Bennett didn’t recognize the sender, and…
The cards were dealt and the level of competition was high inside Clarke Elementary School on Saturday as the Swampscott Recreation Department hosted a 20-player Canasta tournament. Canasta is a…
The week started with a nor’easter, bringing with it nearly five inches of rainfall, according to the National Weather Service. The weather didn’t stop the Swampscott Commission on Disability from…
Several Swampscott residents will be participating in the Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana-Farber on Sunday, October 4. Beth Shribman, Gayle Stoll, and Sharon Tripolsky, along with several other Swampscott residents…
Renzo’s Pizza has moved from across the street of the high school to what owner Mike Gajewski is calling a “unique situation.” The pizza parlor is now located inside of…
Jonathan Leamon serves as vice chair of the Swampscott Historical Commission and as president of Explorers Lifelong Learning Institute, based in Salem. This 1905 postcard is a scene of Puritan…
Fall is officially here, and more than a fifth of Swampscott Tides readers prefer chai lattes as their seasonal pick-me-up. A chai latte is a sweet, creamy drink made from…
