Rosh Hashanah begins Friday evening, as Jews in Swampscott and around the world enter what Rabbi Michael Ragozin calls a “season of continuous improvement.” Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year,…
Since Director Jonathan Nichols took the lead in 2022 and helped establish the program, the Swampscott Public Library’s adult summer reading program has grown in popularity each year. This summer,…
Swampscott resident Trudi Olivetti will be honored at the Marblehead Little Theatre’s gala” to “will receive the Ginny Award at the Marblehead Little Theatre’s 70th Anniversary Gala. The 70th Anniversary…
The Friends of the Swampscott Public Library will host long-time Yankee magazine editor Mel Allen on Friday, October 16. The event will begin at 7 p.m., with doors opening at…
Swampscott firefighters took a short field trip from the station on Tuesday, making their way to the Swampscott Senior Center to serve the community in a different way than they…
Seaglass Village has moved into a larger office at the Clarke School. Membership in Seaglass Village is open to adults 50 and older and includes access to a variety of…
Experience the Swampscott Center for the Performing Arts in this audio story by reporter Lauren Baker. Interviewee 1: Johnny Ray Interviewee 2: Bonnie Buckley Interviewee 3: Anthony Rofino Interviewee 4:…
A new chapter for the North Shore arts scene began Saturday night as the Swampscott Center for the Performing Arts welcomed guests for its opening night on September 5. A…
It was a busy week for Swampscott! Last weekend was PorchFest. 17 Swampscott residential homes became music venues on Saturday. The Swampscott Recreation Department held an End of Summer Extravaganza…
While it was unfortunately a rainy last week of summer before Labor Day, Swampscott residents still seemed to get a lot of beach reading in this season. More than a…
