Rosalie Reddin and Maddie Lilley have been selected as this year’s recipients of the Swampscott War Memorial Scholarship, an annual award recognizing graduating Swampscott High School seniors who are the…
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced that the West Nile virus wad detected in a mosquito collected from Swampscott. West Nile Virus is most commonly transmitted to humans through…
Some of the beaches were a topic of discussion during the Climate Action and Resilience Committee meeting Tuesday. Kleinfelder examined the Fish House, private seawalls, and Whales and Eisman’s Beaches…
With one refreshing gulp and a burst of citrus flavor, a classic summer favorite is brought to life by Sunny Daze Lemonade. Owned and operated by Swampscott resident and 15-year-old…
For the better part of the last year, lines of people have been spotted flooding out of Three Hundred Fifty Bakery on Humphrey Street early on weekend mornings. The bakery…
The Swampscott Select Board is reviewing plans for the Lynnway Corridor Multimodal Corridor Project to identify and raise concerns about its potential impacts on residents. “There have been business owners…
Swampscott will begin charging $75 for parking tickets after town officials discovered that a Select Board-approved increase from last year was never implemented. Connors told the Select Board on Tuesday…
The Select Board voted 3-2 Tuesday to oppose residential development at the Hawthorne property, a move that could exclude housing from the site’s long-term request for proposals (RFP). “The value…
Michael Paquette was appointed to the Board of Registrars during Tuesday’s Select Board meeting. “It’s very exciting to me to be a part of this,” Paquette told the Swampscott Tides….
The Select Board recognized Heidi Whear, Israela Abrams and Glenn Bartram for their years of service to Swampscott as they head into retirement. Town Administrator Nick Connors highlighted the retirees’…
