Gov. Maura Healey signed an act into law that will provide a real property tax exemption for qualifying people with disabilities in Swampscott. “This is a meaningful step toward making…
Judge Leo Fama II officially dismissed an eviction case against Lincoln’s Landing restaurant on Thursday morning. The dismissal comes after continuations in two previous sessions at Lynn District Court. The…
Many residents drove by a Department of Public Works truck on fire on Puritan Road around 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Photos and videos of the yellow truck, with tall flames pouring…
Experience the first day of school in Swampscott in this audio story by reporter Lauren Baker. Interviewee 1: Elementary School Vice Principal Ivy Horgan Interviewee 2: Superintendent Jason Calichman Interviewee…
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…
Sen. Ed Markey and Dan Koh both won their respective races in Swampscott, results that largely mirrored their victories across Massachusetts and the 6th Congressional District. Swampscott held its Primary…
The Planning Board will hear a new proposal this month for a 140-unit multifamily development surrounding the historic Gen. John Glover Farmhouse, with the latest plans calling for the 18th-century…
The unofficial Primary Election votes and advanced processed tallies are in. Swampscott’s election was held on Tuesday, September 1 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Swampscott High School….
Swampscott resident Harriet Wallen said she always votes in the primaries. She’s also at the polls for every federal and state election. Local elections, however, are another story. “To be…
As Swampscott residents head to the polls Tuesday, Federal Election Commission (FEC) campaign donation data may offer a glimpse into which candidates have the most support in the town’s Senate…
