The Swampscott Conservancy and Dr. Phil Colarusso presented the importance of eelgrass. Eelgrass is a seagrass species that thrives in shallow, calm waters up to about 30 feet deep in…
The Swampscott Public Library’s summer reading program is underway, inviting children, teens and adults to explore new books and enjoy engaging activities. The program features three distinct levels tailored for…
To fight rising temperatures and heat islands, the Climate Action and Resilience Committee and the Swampscott Conservancy have teamed up to offer reflective driveway coatings to residents and nearby communities….
Swampscott resident Jeff Bruner received the Ernie Haas Presidential Award from the Epstein Hillel School. The award is given in memory of Ernie Haas, who was a long-time supporter of…
Swampscott resident Ryan Coleman has been named vice president in government relations at the public affairs firm O’Neill and Associates. “We’re excited to welcome Ryan to our team,” said Thomas…
As Swampscott begins discussing a request for proposals (RFP) for a potential new community life center, the town’s high school may lose its unique status as the only one in…
Residents enjoyed a summer cookout on Wednesday, thanks to the Friends of the Swampscott Senior Center. “People enjoy it,” said Kathie Kieser, the president of the group. “It’s a good…
The Swampscott Summer Theater program will kick off on July 1, and students entering grades three through nine have the chance to put on a performance of Dare to Dream…
Swampscott is set to not have a public health nurse as of July 1. Through budgetary discussions, it was decided to remove the public health nurse position as part of…
Swampscott and Nahant residents will gather on the Swampscott Town Hall Lawn at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, July 2, to read and discuss Frederick Douglass’ famous 1852 speech, “What to…
