The solar panel project for the Swampscott Elementary School is expected to move forward this year, but the canopy remains “a big question mark,” according to Facilities Director Max Kasper….
Charlotte Daher de Garcia has been appointed as Swampscott’s new recreation director. “She’s going to bring some fresh energy,” interim Town Administrator Gino Cresta said. “She has lots of ideas.”…
It’s the end of the road for Swampscott’s running club, but they’re finishing strong and in stride. Founded by Swampscott native Vinny Palmer, the group quickly hit its stride as…
Only trash will be collected this week, as recycling remains delayed amid the ongoing Republic Services union strike. The strike, which began on Tuesday, July 1, is affecting more than…
Swampscott is seeking volunteers to join its newly established Community Preservation Committee. The committee was created following the May Town Meeting. Article No. 18 mandated the creation of the Community…
Lynn-based Bent Water Brewing Company returned to Swampscott on Saturday with its beachside event, offering drinks, food, live music — and, of course – the beach view. First launched at…
Peabody took control early and never looked back, shutting out Swampscott 4-0 on Friday evening at the Stephen O’Grady Field at Forest River Park to win the District 16 12U…
Three Swampscott beaches are closed Friday due to elevated bacterial levels. King’s, Fisherman’s, and Phillips beaches have been posted with no-swimming advisories for Friday. The town says signage will be…
Republic Services and its unionized workers are set to meet with a federal mediator on Friday, as a two-week-long trash strike continues to impact Swampscott residents. Republic Services told the…
As of the posting of the water quality report from July 9, Swampscott’s beaches remain open, despite some elevated bacterial readings in this week’s testing. According to the Massachusetts Department…
