As part of a nationwide walkout, a large crowd formed along Humphrey Street on Tuesday, January 20 to voice their concerns with President Donald Trump’s administration. The walkout, organized by…
For Emily Hartmann, it was always in the cards for her to open a daycare. “I always loved working with children,” Hartman said. “I worked at a children’s theater when…
Negotiations for Swampscott’s new town administrator are ongoing, with the Select Board postponing the agenda item at Wednesday night’s meeting. “We are still ongoing negotiations so we will be tabling…
The Swampscott Tides launched its “All Aboard” campaign to encourage residents to sign up for the newspaper’s free weekly newsletter. Over the weekend, 18 volunteer canvassers fanned out across town…
The rain had stopped, the lights were on and the stage was set for the Summer Snaps women’s flag football league playoffs on Thursday night on the turf at Blocksidge…
Michael Lentz spent nearly 15 years working in corporate sales and software. But his 9-to-5 job didn’t stop him from pursuing what was once a side hobby. “I was making…
Despite hearing interest in an additional school bus, Swampscott School District officials say that it’s not on the table. Superintendent Jason Calichman gave a presentation on the state of the…
The Town Administrator Search Committee is sending out a survey to gauge Swampscott residents’ opinions on the next town administrator, though one committee member called the process “performative.” Peter Spellios,…
Republic Services workers have gone on strike, halting trash pick-ups for Swampscott residents for the rest of the week. Many, however, do not seem too concerned about their building up…
Since the inception of Swampscott Unites, Respects and Embraces (S.U.R.E.) Diversity, its members have often been asked about the limited notion of what diversity means, with the conversation frequently focusing…
