Some Finance Committee members said during a meeting on Monday that they found the first night of the Town Meeting’s budget debate “difficult.” There was also the suggestion that town…
The Swampscott Public Library will lose access to its research databases on July 1 due to federal funding cuts, according to Director Jonathan Nichols. “We’re going to be losing every…
Amy Sarro, Swampscott’s director of finance and administration, will step down from her role at the end of June after months of “back and forth” contract negotiations with the Select…
With Superintendent Pamela Angelakis set to retire at the end of the month, Middle School Principal Jason Calichman is preparing to step into the role. Calichman will officially assume the…
Swampscott Superintendent Pamela Angelakis penned a farewell letter to the community in the town newsletter, as she enters her final days in the role. “I could not have asked for…
Many young riders, and even some parents, often disregard bike maintenance and safety, according to Swamspscott police officers. “It’s not really a thing kids pay attention to,” said Officer Kevin…
Over 160 seniors graduated from Swampscott High School at the Blocksidge Field on Friday. They were cheered on from the bleachers by family and friends, who were holding flowers, balloons…
Despite the cloudy skies over Blocksidge Field on Friday night, the mood was anything but dim as Swampscott High School celebrated the Class of 2025. At the center of the…
The Swampscott Conservancy has awarded its first environmental-focused scholarship to graduate Effie Cobbett. The scholarship program supports young leaders pursuing studies in environmental and related fields. Cobbett will attend Purdue…
After a two-hour meeting Wednesday night, the Hawthorne Reuse Advisory Committee agreed that the building at the Hawthorne Street property will need to be torn down. However, there seemed to…
