What to do with Old Recycling Bins
The arrival of new 96-gallon recycling bins to Swampscott homes has left many residents with the same question – “What to do with my old bin?” Department of Public Works…
The arrival of new 96-gallon recycling bins to Swampscott homes has left many residents with the same question – “What to do with my old bin?” Department of Public Works…
Select Board candidate Wayne Spritz hosted a virtual meet-and-greet Sunday, where residents joined to listen and ask questions. Spritz is running in the only contested Select Board race in the…
Representatives of LEC Environmental Consultants hosted a public information meeting on potential plans to rebuild the seawall at Mission on the Bay. In May 2023, a portion of the seawall…
Owning a cafe has been a long-time dream for Scarla Morel. As a child, Morel pictured a coffee shop or tea store that she would run. In high school, she…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. Photos by Noah Wierl The Students of Color Association…
Snow has hit New England hard this year, with Swampscott receiving at least three feet in total. The additional precipitation has left ice and snow on the roads, creating unsafe…
Swampscott native Navy Cmdr. James Morrison took command as the commanding officer of the VT-28 Rangers, a naval air training squad based in Corpus Christi, Texas. Morrison assumed command from…
Swampscott Recreation is hosting a “sipping into summer” wine tasting event on Friday, May 16. From 7 to 9 p.m., attendees aged 21 and over are able to join Maia…
The last time Swampscott High School’s baseball team won their conference championship, none of the current Big Blue players were even close to being born. The Big Blue put an…
Swampscott High School cross country coach WF Newhall says it usually takes about six weeks of training before student-athletes begin to see a significant leap in performance. The Big Blue…