Finance Director Patrick Luddy presented capital improvement projects for the 2028 fiscal year Monday night. Luddy, Town Administrator Nick Connors and Treasurer Liam Brailey have met with town department heads…
The Swampscott Department of Public Works will conduct road milling on Monday, October 5, on several roads throughout town. Milling is the process of grinding and removing a controlled layer…
Fall 2026 street sweeping begins Monday, October 5. All vehicles must be moved off the street. Vehicles must be removed from the main roads on October 5 and 6 from…
It wasn’t NFL Sunday, but the Eagles, 49ers, Packers and Ravens still took the field on Saturday in Swampscott for an evening packed with youth flag football games. Almost 200…
The cards were dealt and the level of competition was high inside Clarke Elementary School on Saturday as the Swampscott Recreation Department hosted a 20-player Canasta tournament. Canasta is a…
Girls Soccer The week could not have gone much better for the Swampscott High School girls soccer team, who played two matches and convincingly won both to highlight the week…
The week started with a nor’easter, bringing with it nearly five inches of rainfall, according to the National Weather Service. The weather didn’t stop the Swampscott Commission on Disability from…
Several Swampscott residents will be participating in the Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana-Farber on Sunday, October 4. Beth Shribman, Gayle Stoll, and Sharon Tripolsky, along with several other Swampscott residents…
Renzo’s Pizza has moved from across the street of the high school to what owner Mike Gajewski is calling a “unique situation.” The pizza parlor is now located inside of…
Jonathan Leamon serves as vice chair of the Swampscott Historical Commission and as president of Explorers Lifelong Learning Institute, based in Salem. This 1905 postcard is a scene of Puritan…
