A normal week of work for Jolyn DeGeorge includes filing a lot of paperwork, extensive planning for the near future and collaborating with colleagues. Her favorite part, however, is spending…
Finance Director Patrick Luddy told the Finance Committee that the Department of Public Works (DPW) truck that caught fire had recently cost $150,000. A DPW truck caught on fire on…
As Seaglass Village moved into the Clarke School, the School Committee expressed both excitement about the organization and concern that the vetting “process was bypassed.” “As the School Committee, we…
The Tree Committee reviewed the Glover Residences project and its plants, suggesting a need for more shade coverage and additional trees. A presentation for the 140-unit development – 44 in…
The Swampscott Fire Department confirmed that a Republic Services truck caught fire at Vinnin Square. “It was a little smoldering stuff,” Fire Cpt. Michael LeBlanc told the Swampscott Tides. Emergency…
Volunteers will gather Saturday, September 19 for the seventh annual Land and Sea Cleanup, hosted by SPUr and Sustainable Marblehead in Swampscott, Beverly, Lynn, Marblehead and Salem. “These cleanups provide…
The Swampscott Arts Association has installed a new hanging system at the Clarke School, allowing artwork to be displayed there. The opening members’ show will be on display from October…
Swampscott Senior Center members age 65 and older can receive high-dose flu vaccines on Thursday, September 24. From 2 to 4 p.m., residents can get their flu shots at the…
The Swampscott Cultural Council is now accepting grant applications from local artists, cultural organizations and community members for its upcoming funding cycle. Applications will be accepted through October 15. The…
A dozen people hiked in Harold King Forest on Tuesday as part of Essex National Heritage’s Sails and Trails event. The walk was led by Swampscott Conservancy members Dick Simmons…
