The Swampscott Public Library is still looking to hire a part-time youth services and Maker Space librarian. The youth services librarian and Maker Space coordinator would be responsible for “youth…
Ethan Runstadler was one of the many college students who were forced to abruptly return home to Swampscott when the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020. However, returning home presented an…
Director Jonathan Nichols loves both puzzles and Halloween, so combining the two at the Swampscott Public Library felt like a natural fit. “Every year I do an escape room,” Nichols…
The Estate of Dick and Gail Jauron, of Swampscott, has gifted $2.2 million to Northeast Arc to create and sustain the Dick Jauron Director for Sports and Recreation position. Each…
After almost two decades of service on Humphrey Street, Lincoln’s Landing is facing eviction. Lincoln’s Landing is a longtime breakfast and lunch restaurant in Swampscott known for its classic American…
It was the first full week of the new year in Swampscott, bringing about an inch of snow and a return to work for many, including the Select Board, which…
The North Shore Philharmonic will present its spring concert on Sunday, April 19 at 3 p.m. at the Swampscott High School auditorium, featuring Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 2. The…
On Thursday the Swampscott School Committee voted to approve a formal written policy that outlines the way funds in revolving accounts are used and managed. “The cogent point is the…
The Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA), the Commonwealth’s largest teachers union, has endorsed Dr. Mariah Lancaster in their race to become the 6th Congressional District representative. “More than ever before, we…
Swampscott’s Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee is exploring the feasibility of improving access to Palmer Pond. Potential projects that could help make the pond easier to access include the…
