Save King’s Beach has expanded its research beyond Swampscott, extending its efforts into Nahant. The organization was originally founded to make King’s Beach safe, clean and swimmable by eliminating pollution…
Residents are invited to a community discussion on traffic concerns at Stetson and Franklin Avenues, scheduled for Wednesday, August 13. The meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. at the…
Fluffanutter, Pixie, and Romeo might not be typical visitors at Swampscott Middle School, but on Tuesday, the mini horses were welcomed with open arms. Marianne Hartman, a Swampscott resident, founded…
As students prepare to return to Swampscott Elementary School, several new changes are being introduced for the upcoming school year. On Tuesday, Principal Lori Sanborn; Superintendent Jason Calichman; Liz Driscoll,…
The Swampscott sailing program wrapped up its adult sessions last week, concluding four weeks of evening sails and shorefront instruction at Eisenman’s Beach. The July-only program drew approximately 40 participants,…
Jeff Chelgren and his husband Stephen Harrington moved to Lynn, right at the Swampscott border, 30 years ago, hoping to be a part of both communities and enjoy the nearby…
Monday afternoons at the Swampscott Senior Center are often filled with games of bridge and gin rummy.This week, the schedule got a bit abraca-jumbled. Instead of numbers and cards, about…
Swampscott High School graduate and Girl Scout Effie Cobbett cut the ribbon to her Muskrat Pond conservation land enhancement project on Saturday. About 40 people gathered across from the Swampscott…
A group of Lynn and Swampscott residents, represented by the law firm McGregor Legere & Stevens, is seeking to address the impacts of what they allege is the “negligent operation…
As of the posting of the water quality report from July 30, King’s Beach is closed for the third week in a row, but its bacteria sample results are now…
