Diversity invites residents of all ages to celebrate a decade of building connections and strengthening community partnerships at the Community Connections Festival on ...
The late September storm that struck the North Shore and beyond resulted in the loss of multiple trees and boats. Department of Public Works Director Gino Cresta said at ...
Applications are open for the Hometown Hero Banner program, with 10 new spots available. Established in 2024, the annual ...
An additional 1,250 residents participated in Recreation Department programs this past fiscal year, as Director Charlotte ...
New barber shop Rivas Barber Studio was recognized by the Swampscott Select Board during its meeting Wednesday. The studio ...
The Swampscott Select Board decided to send a letter to MassHousing outlining the board’s concerns about a proposed ...
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 ...
The Planning Board discussed a variety of proposed bylaw amendments, with the presented changes to the Burrill Senior Center ...
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 ...
The Swampscott Public Library is still looking to hire a part-time youth services and Maker Space librarian. The youth ...
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 ...