The Swampscott Tides launched its “All Aboard” campaign to encourage residents to sign up for the newspaper’s free weekly newsletter. Over the weekend, 18 volunteer canvassers fanned out across town…
The Swampscott Tides is hosting an All Aboard campaign at the end of May, to encourage people to subscribe to the paper for free. The paper will run a door-to-door…
This year’s record-breaking Fish Tales event earned the Swampscott Tides over $30,000 in donations supporting its mission to bring accessible local journalism to the Swampscott community. On Saturday, March 28,…
Fran Sheehan is well known as the bass player for the band Boston. What might be less widely known, however, is that his music career began in Swampscott. Sheehan is…
Naina Alves Varela is a freshman at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. To get there, however, her high school career was a bit non-typical. Alves Varela commuted from Dorchester to…
Misha Trubnikov has always been known as the class clown. Trubnikov works at the Peabody Essex Museum and hosts walking tours around Salem. “It becomes a percentage. You can do…
About 15 Swampscott students in the National Honor Society and Student Council are volunteering to support the Swampscott Tides’ Fish Tales event on Saturday. “The people who helped out last…
Jo Ann Simons’ career changed after her son Jonathan was born. Jonathan was diagnosed with Down syndrome and heart defects. Simons realized the resources for her son were not in…
When Robert Jauron was in high school, his family moved from Lynn to Swampscott, where he played football, basketball, and track. Jauron’s younger brother, Dick, was a letterman in football,…
Four Swampscott High School students will take center stage at the Swampscott Fish Tales: An Evening of Community Storytelling on Saturday, March 28. Jazz band, Turtle on a String, is…
