The Swampscott Tides had the opportunity to interview the two candidates running in the Democratic primary for Massachusetts Governor’s Council District 6, presented below in alphabetical order. Click each link…
Mike Minogue told the Swampscott Tides that he can’t argue with young people who say they can’t afford insurance in Massachusetts or to buy a home. “But we can change…
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…
This summer, we’re kicking off a new Swampscott Tides tradition: a simple weekly poll followed by a feature story highlighting the results and some of your best comments. No pressure….
Experience the Humphrey Street Block Party in this audio story by reporter Lauren Baker. Interviewee 1: Benjamin Franklin Interviewee 2: Phallin Oruma Interviewee 3: Jim Capone Band: Turtle on a String
Swampscott resident Scott Leisner was walking around in Salem with his family last year when he heard a wave of commotion. Drawn in by the excitement, he walked over to…
After some showers over the weekend, signs could be seen along King’s Beach warning residents not to swim. Forecasts during the week were clear, a trend that should continue through…
Terrence Kennedy told the Swampscott Tides that he has made “a real difference” during his time on the Governor’s Council. “I truly believe that in terms of the people who…
Diann Baylis told the Swampscott Tides that while she had a “genuine interest” in international law in law school, she wanted to pursue the “humanitarian aspect of it.” “I like…
State Rep. Tram Nguyen said she knows that democracy is fragile and that “our entire system right now is at risk.” “If we were really hopeless, I would not be…
