Applications are open for the Hometown Hero Banner program, with 10 new spots available. Established in 2024, the annual Swampscott Hometown Hero Banner program honors current and former Swampscott residents…
A robotic ocean float named “Big Blue,” in honor of Swampscott High School, was deployed in the southwest Pacific Ocean on October 1 and will be used as a teaching…
An additional 1,250 residents participated in Recreation Department programs this past fiscal year, as Director Charlotte Daher de Garcia completes her first full year on the job. Daher de Garcia…
The Swampscott Select Board decided to send a letter to MassHousing outlining the board’s concerns about a proposed development at 0 Lodge Road as part of the agency’s review process….
New barber shop Rivas Barber Studio was recognized by the Swampscott Select Board during its meeting Wednesday. The studio recently opened at 218 Humphrey St. Its ribbon-cutting ceremony was rained…
The Select Board read a proclamation for Indigenous Peoples’ Day, while recognizing the town’s history. “The town of Swampscott recognizes and honors the Indigenous people who have lived on and…
The Planning Board discussed a variety of proposed bylaw amendments, with the presented changes to the Burrill Senior Center Planned Development District to allow for a fraternal organization at the…
The Planning Board and residents shared their thoughts on a potential 40R District around the commuter rail following a presentation by town staff, discussing the need for walkability and concerns…
The Community Life Center Feasibility Study Task Force heard more developed plans from Abacus Architecture and Planners, which highlighted four potential locations around Swampscott. “We’ve looked at a number of…
Swampscott is receiving $1.4 million through the Community One Stop for Growth grant from the state. Gov. Maura Healey announced that Swampscott will receive $1.4 million for the Pine Street…
