Liz Smith told the Swampscott Tides she is resigning from the Water and Sewer Infrastructure Advisory Committee, following critical comments from the community and on social media. “I don’t think…
Swampscott High School cross country coach WF Newhall says it usually takes about six weeks of training before student-athletes begin to see a significant leap in performance. The Big Blue…
After high school, Nate Fontes-Fried began working in carpentry before shifting gears into photography. Today, he combines both passions in his workshop through an intricate process he calls “wood quilting,”…
The Swampscott Middle School has played a major role in Jessica Minter’s career, and on July 1, she will become its new principal. Minter, who has been a special education…
Longtime Swampscott resident Sarah Kent said she hopes she’s found her “last stop” in her career as she steps into her new role as the district’s director of teaching and…
By Charlie Jaferian On the corner of the street by Vinnin Square in Swampscott stands a white farmhouse that could belong to any New England town. Its weathered clapboards and…
State Rep. Jennifer Balinsky Armini (D-Essex) announced at a Swampscott School Committee meeting that the town’s public schools could see an over 8% increase in funding per student, if all…
Swampscott Police Capt. Joseph Kable presented the Select Board with potential parking enforcement options for the town at its meeting Thursday. The parking conversation stems from discussions in July, when…
Trash delays continue this week, despite earlier expectations that pick-up would resume as usual amid the Republic Services strike. “It’s a real fluid situation,” interim Town Administrator Gino Cresta said….
The Town Administrator Search Committee received 340 responses, with 135 written comments, to its community survey, with many residents expressing the importance of the next town administrator to have financial…
