About 100 people lined Monument Avenue on Saturday, holding signs promoting early voting and expressing opposition to the President Donald Trump administration during the fourth “No Kings” rally. No Kings…
One thing Mel Allen remembers about his time serving for the Peace Corps in Colombia in the late 1960s is constant, inescapable heat. Allen visited a movie theater to see…
Volleyball After taking a 2-0 lead in sets against Gloucester High School on Thursday, the Swampscott High School volleyball team looked like it was on its way to victory. The…
Last weekend started with the unveiling of Archer Trail. “It’s really great to see the collaboration between a lot of different committees and groups within the town and the Eagle Scouts,”…
Megan Marocco fondly remembers her time as a Big Blue soccer player, highlighted by the program’s first-ever Northeast Conference title in 2015. Another memory stands out: her five younger cousins…
Swampscott has had its new recycling bins for two and a half months, and more than half of Swampscott Tides readers who responded to a survey say they are unhappy…
At the beginning of the fall sports season, Swampscott High School golf Head Coach Ron Young asked his team what the happiest animal on the planet is. The athletes were…
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…
Nearly 475 children are served at six Marblehead and Swampscott schools as the Y expands access to licensed, affordable afterschool care. The Lynch/van Otterloo YMCA’s licensed afterschool programs have grown…
The Residence at Vinnin Square has hosted the Fall Harvest Festival every year since their opening. This year on Thursday, October 15, residents and their families took part in the…
