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…
Swampscott children beat the heat Tuesday with help from the town’s fire department, which brought out a truck and hose to spray water across the Middle School field. As temperatures…
Swampscott owes Officer Brian Wilson approximately $30,000 in back pay for his work with a comfort dog, under a 2022 agreement between the school department and the town. At a…
The Select Board voted 4-1 to require recreation vehicle stickers for most of the day at the Fisherman’s Beach parking lot. Vehicles parked at the Fisherman’s Beach between 5 a.m….
Less than half of surveyed Swampscott residents believe the town’s diversity, equity and inclusion efforts are effective, describing them as “well-intentioned” but ultimately “one-off.” Jesse Turk, a principal consultant and…
The Pride sidewalks in Swampscott have been repainted, thanks to a donation from Rebecca and Peter Spellios as well as support from the Select Board. The Spellios’ donated to repaint…
Swampscott’s 12U all-star team opened its District 16 tournament run with a commanding 6–0 win over Winthrop on Sunday afternoon at neutral site MacArthur Park in Peabody. With temperatures nearing…
Northeast Arc and its Swampscott-based CEO are launching a new swim program to reduce childhood drowning risks across the North Shore and Cape Ann. The Saving Lives program is funded…
For Emily Zotto, leadership in the Swampscott School District means supporting students and families while also “making the staff and teachers’ jobs easier.” Zotto will step into her new role…
The Swampscott Middle School has played a major role in Jessica Minter’s career, and on July 1, she will become its new principal. Minter, who has been a special education…
