Christmas came early for Swampscott residents who visited the First Congregational Church’s annual Let It Snow Fair on Saturday, November 22. Guests shopped for a plethora of holiday-themed decorations, food…
The Boston metro area is expected to see peak Thanksgiving congestion at 11:45 a.m. on Thursday, November 27, with travel times increasing by 108% over normal conditions. AAA projects that…
Barry Cushner, former director of the Square One Chess Club and 15-time club champion, is now hosting chess instructions for experienced players at the Senior Center. “Hopefully I can be…
Sandy Frank often has trouble getting her Great Dane dog Percy to stand up and go outside. But once a month, Frank utters a phrase to Percy that excites him,…
Bridgewell, a nonprofit social and human services organization serving northeastern Massachusetts, has appointed Swampscott resident Dr. Peter Sheckman as chair of its board of directors. Sheckman practiced internal and infectious…
On a cold Saturday morning, the lawn outside Town Hall transformed into a place of remembrance, pride and storytelling as residents gathered for the dedication of Swampscott’s new brick memorial…
The First Church in Swampscott Congregational will host its 177th Let It Snow Fair on Saturday, November 22, opening its doors at 40 Monument Ave. from 9 a.m. to 2…
Construction has officially started at the Swampscott Public Library, launching a long-anticipated project to address longstanding issues, from sewer problems to accessibility concerns, and to modernize the library’s communal spaces….
The Merry Mixers, a group of women from Swampscott and Marblehead who raise funds for Mass General Brigham’s Salem Hospital pediatric unit, have launched a new campaign to support families…
Swampscott native and Army veteran Morgan Spring-Glace will release the second installment of his fantasy series on November 19, drawing on his experiences with warfare, a diverse cast of characters,…
