Starting on June 30, Swampscott’s beaches will become more accessible thanks to two donated beach wheelchairs available for free public use. Swampscott received two donated beach wheelchairs, marking the first…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. By Joey Blood For the 2025-26 sports season, the…
Swampscott resident Jo Ann Simons who serves as the president and CEO of Northeast Arc, was recently honored by Special Olympics Massachusetts with the John “Jack” Brett Champion’s Award. The…
The Swampscott Public Library will offer a free book box curated to readers’ tastes. The Bespoke Book Box is a free, curated package featuring a personalized book recommendation and special…
The Swampscott Board of Health is moving forward with a draft policy aimed at restricting open fires in town, a step that board members say could eventually lead to a…
In between the sounds of cars driving down Humphrey Street, the squeaking noise of sneakers along with upbeat music playing from a speaker radiated around Phillips Park on Monday night….
About a dozen people gathered on Saturday to unveil a memorial for Espresso the Whale, honoring the sea creature that washed ashore twice in 2024. The humpback whale, nicknamed “Espresso”…
The Planning Board reviewed potential plans for the Delamar Swampscott Hotel on Monday in an effort to compile a list of comments for the Select Board. “Traditionally we would see…
Of the nearly 700 Swampscott residents who recently completed a survey distributed by the Life Center Feasibility Study Task Force, 84% said they are very or somewhat likely to support…
It’s been a rainy week in Swampscott. While Saturday may be a bit drier – though cloudy – it is important beachgoers still check out signs posted at the beaches…
