A group of Senior Center folks took a trip to Brandeis University on Tuesday to visit the Knizick Gallery and its exhibit on Holocaust survivors. “The trip was a success….
The Swampscott Yacht Club is adding extra sparkle to the season with its inaugural Santa Con, inviting residents to don their most festive apparel and take to Humphrey Street in…
The Select Board voted to offer a lease for a Swampscott Center for the Performing Arts at the former Hawthorne-by-the-Sea restaurant. The Request for Proposal (RFP) for a lessee for…
Swampscott resident Wayne Godfrey can often be found drinking his morning coffee inside of Lincoln’s Landing, smiling and chatting. Well before he announced he was running for the Swampscott Select…
Alyce Deveau, executive director of the Seaglass Village, has announced her upcoming retirement. “I can’t imagine a more fulfilling role than working to help seniors live independently in their homes,”…
Swampscott will soon participate in one of the oldest forms of democracy, with the Town Meetings scheduled for May 19 and 20. “The Town Meeting is the oldest form of…
Swampscott will host its Town Pride Celebration on Saturday, June 13, from 4 to 7 p.m. on the Town Hall lawn The event will feature a 5K race, live performances,…
Trash will be collected during the week of July 21, but recycling remains suspended as the Teamsters Local 25 strike continues. Yard waste will not be accepted during this time….
Swampscott boards and local organizations set up tents on the Town Hall Lawn Saturday for the annual Earth Fest, giving residents a chance to explore community resources and learn how…
For the 60th summer, Swampscott children and adults will head out into the harbor to learn to sail in a few months time, keeping a tradition going that spans generations….
