As Swampscott begins discussing a request for proposals (RFP) for a potential new community life center, the town’s high school may lose its unique status as the only one in…
Residents enjoyed a summer cookout on Wednesday, thanks to the Friends of the Swampscott Senior Center. “People enjoy it,” said Kathie Kieser, the president of the group. “It’s a good…
The Swampscott Summer Theater program will kick off on July 1, and students entering grades three through nine have the chance to put on a performance of Dare to Dream…
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…
Swampscott children beat the heat Tuesday with help from the town’s fire department, which brought out a truck and hose to spray water across the Middle School field. As temperatures…
The Pride sidewalks in Swampscott have been repainted, thanks to a donation from Rebecca and Peter Spellios as well as support from the Select Board. The Spellios’ donated to repaint…
Northeast Arc and its Swampscott-based CEO are launching a new swim program to reduce childhood drowning risks across the North Shore and Cape Ann. The Saving Lives program is funded…
The Swampscott Police Department will be hosting two community-focused training sessions during the first week of July. In partnership with Police2Peace, the department will offer in-person training to introduce the…
King’s Beach ranked the lowest among the 15 beaches inspected in Save the Harbor/Save the Bay’s 2024 water quality report card. The 2024 beach season water quality report card uses…
About 60 people from the Swampscott community gathered on the Town Hall lawn Monday to honor and celebrate Juneteenth, reflecting on both history and what the future holds. Juneteenth, a…
