When Swampscott resident Connor Driscoll was four years old, he was having trouble breathing one night to the point where he needed an ambulance. Driscoll, now 10 years old, still…
In Swampscott, many residents know the seasons are changing by the status of Kell’s Kreme. The ice cream landmark on Humphrey Street bursts with business in the spring and summer,…
There were a lot of festivities around town this week around July 4 and the 250th anniversary of the country. If you missed the town fireworks on July 3 or…
Swampscott saw about 1.6 inches of rain this week, which seems to have affected some of the water at the beaches. Even though it is a sunny, warm weekend in…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. Story by Joseph Blood. On July 8, Swampscott’s first…
The Declaration of Independence was read simultaneously across the United States in hundreds of towns and cities, including in Swampscott, on Wednesday afternoon. Just before the Summer Concert Series on…
Progress in Washington versus the need for change within the Democratic Party emerged as a central theme when Senate candidates Ed Markey and Seth Moulton faced off in their first…
After almost two decades of service on Humphrey Street, Lincoln’s Landing is facing eviction. Lincoln’s Landing is a longtime breakfast and lunch restaurant in Swampscott known for its classic American…
The Select Board decided to move forward with a long-term lease for the former Hawthorne-by-the-Sea property. Town Meeting Members voted in December to allow the Select Board to lease the…
Swampscott is looking to start automated trash and recycling pick up the week of July 27, and residents can now request additional recycling barrels. “I think the community is going…
