Work at Vinnin Square is officially in progress, with fences and construction lifts scattered throughout the parking lot. The project is “long overdue,” said Sarah Klaman, an associate with Centercorp…
The Swampscott sailing program wrapped up its adult sessions last week, concluding four weeks of evening sails and shorefront instruction at Eisenman’s Beach. The July-only program drew approximately 40 participants,…
Town Meeting Members voted to keep participation open to any Swampscott resident, rejecting a proposed article that would have required write-in candidates to receive at least five votes to be…
Letter from the President “The story you don’t go after, the interview you don’t conduct, the questions you don’t ask – that’s the story you’ll never tell.” So said renowned…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. Story by Cam Tracy Swampscott High School’s annual summer theater…
Volleyball After taking a 2-0 lead in sets against Gloucester High School on Thursday, the Swampscott High School volleyball team looked like it was on its way to victory. The…
Swampscott resident Jo Ann Simons has released an updated edition of her book The Down Syndrome Transition Handbook: Charting Your Child’s Course to Adulthood to help families access supports, set…
Swampscott girls tennis won three times this week, extending their streak to 15 wins. The Swampscott Tides covered Monday’s game against Peabody Veteran’s Memorial High School, when the Big Blue…
The Heritage Festival is back, and students and families interested in hosting a table are encouraged to sign up. “It’s a wonderful opportunity to showcase our diverse community, and we…
When Swampscott Fire Chief Graham Archer heard that a special day was being planned for 19-year-old Salem native Sebastian Hanson, who was recently placed on hospice care, he said he…
