Experience the Swampscott Primary Election in this audio story by reporter Lauren Baker. Interviewee 1: Katie Dupont Interviewee 2: Mary Hobbins Interviewee 3: Jared Sprague Interviewee 4: Isabelle Harvey Interviewee…
The Swampscott High School seniors will graduate on Friday, and this year many got into very selective colleges. Swampscott seniors will graduate on Friday, May 30 at 6 p.m. The…
The Swampscott Police Department issued 576 parking citations in the first six months of 2026, a pace that could surpass the town’s average of 860 citations per year from 2023…
After putting down pencils and picking up Wiffle ball bats and popsicles for the last couple months, students and parents made their way back to Swampscott’s three schools Wednesday morning…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. By Joey Blood The Class of 2026 officially graduated from…
A normal week of work for Jolyn DeGeorge includes filing a lot of paperwork, extensive planning for the near future and collaborating with colleagues. Her favorite part, however, is spending…
Swampscott Public Schools Lead Nurse Emily Cilley has added coaching the girls tennis team to her list of responsibilities this season, and the Big Blue couldn’t be off to a…
Swampscott resident Scott Leisner was walking around in Salem with his family last year when he heard a wave of commotion. Drawn in by the excitement, he walked over to…
Santa has a bit of a helper in town this year, as Swampscott’s Toys for Local Children (TLC) is ensuring that every family has toys and warm clothing to unwrap…
Swampscott resident Richard Frenkel explored how automation, globalization and public policy have reshaped wages, proposing a universal basic income as a way to address growing economic inequality. Frenkel presented his…
