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…
Over 100 seniors from Swampscott High School and their families gathered in front of Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon to take pictures and participate in a red carpet send-off, before…
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 first day of the 2024-25 school year at the Swampscott Elementary School looked nothing like the final days now, as students wrap up their lessons and prepare for summer….
Jennifer De Leon was 19 years old the first time she read a book by a Latina author, a moment that inspired her to become an author. “The books that…
The Swampscott Metropolitan Council for Education Opportunity (METCO) program will be graduating its largest class to date on Friday, according to Co-directors Temi Bailey and Krista Lynch. “They’re just an…
Swampscott High School senior Liora Ragozin was surprised to learn she would be honored as valedictorian at this week’s graduation, especially since it was the first year the district eliminated…
The Town Election Review Committee will discuss, and possibly take action on, lowering the age to vote in local elections during its Wednesday meeting. The proposal stems from an initiative…
Swampscott’s Veterans Services Department is set to honor Memorial Day with multiple ceremonies throughout the weekend. Memorial Day is a day of remembrance in the United States that is observed…
Swampscott resident Libby Ritchie is making her mark more than 3,500 miles away in Cannes, France this week. Ritchie’s seven-minute, short film, Spread, is a part of the Cannes Film…
