Photos of the Week

The Swampscott Tides turned one year old this week, and truly this publication could not have gotten to this point without our readers. As the managing editor, I have gone…

It was election week, and Ted Dooley and Wayne Spritz won the only contested race on the ballot, becoming the newest Select Board members. Both told the Swampscott Tides their…

Monday was the 130th annual Boston Marathon, and many from Swampscott participated in the race. The Swampscott Tides talked with 24-year-old Hannah Zafrani, educator Lori Sherf, and 28-year-old Alden Freddo….

It’s been a very busy week. Starting last weekend, the Swampscott Public Library hosted a patron appreciation event, the Unitarian Universalist Church held a “Have I Got a Story for…

Last weekend, there were quite a few holiday-centric events. Children had a chance to gather Easter eggs on the Town Hall Lawn Saturday through a Swampscott Recreation Department event. There…

Check out the Swampscott Tides’ Q&As with the candidates for Select Board,School Committee, Board of Library Trustees, Board of Health, town moderator, and Housing Authority.  The Swampscott Tides will also…

Last weekend, Pomona Cafe and Wine Bar opened its additional dining room and bar space to the public. The Easter Bunny also made its way to town a little early…

It was a busy political week for Swampscott.  Rep. Seth Moulton started off last weekend with an event in Salem, where he laid out his ideas for Senate. Moulton is…

The list of candidates for the local election has been released. Swampscott’s local election will be held Tuesday, April 28. Residents will elect candidates to a variety of positions, from…

The week started off with a debate in Billerica among the seven candidates for the 6th Congressional District. The contenders shared their ideas on health care, senior support, child care,…