The Swampscott Community Preservation Committee has received almost two dozen applications for funding this year, looking to preserve atlases, stabilize parks, repair a chapel, and renovate fields. The Community Preservation…
Residents have found their own ways to push back, drawing rainbows and launching a GoFundMe campaign after the town painted over the Pride crosswalk on Monument Avenue in black. “I…
Swampscott resident Doug Dubin approached town officials 15 years ago with the idea to host a car show on the Town Hall Lawn. Dubin originally planned for 25 or so…
All things October could be found on the Town Hall Lawn on Friday evening as families gathered for the Recreation Department’s Pumpkins in the Park event. Children, some with the…
The rainbow crosswalks on Monument Avenue have been painted over as part of routine maintenance, according to Select Board Vice Chair Danielle Leonard. While some crosswalks around town are still…
Save the Glover! Inc. and its 16-member board received a Pioneer in Preservation Award from Essex NationalHeritage Area on Thursday during the organization’sannual meeting in Haverhill. The award comes as…
Swampscott police and fire departments responded to a house fire on Erie Street early Wednesday morning. The fire remains under investigation. The fire was reported on Wednesday, October 7 around…
Town officials unveiled the Archer Trail Friday afternoon with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and remarks from the Eagle Scout who made the trail the focus of his project. Archer Trail spans…
The Select Board voted 3-2 to conditionally support applying for Community Preservation funding to acquire the St. John’s parking lot, though the board has yet to decide whether to pursue…
Owen Pulaski is officially an Eagle Scout, having completed his project around Foster Pond. Eagle Scout is the highest rank in the Scouts BSA, formerly known as the Boy Scouts…
