The Swampscott Community Preservation Committee has received almost two dozen applications for funding this year, looking to preserve atlases, stabilize parks, repair a chapel, and renovate fields.
The late September storm that struck the North Shore and beyond resulted in the loss of multiple trees and boats. Department ...
Swampscott police and fire departments responded to a house fire on Erie Street early Wednesday morning. The fire remains under investigation. The fire was reported on Wednesday, October 7 around 2 ...
Town officials unveiled the Archer Trail Friday afternoon with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and remarks from the Eagle Scout who made the trail the focus of his project. Archer Trail spans roughly ...
Save the Glover! Inc. and its 16-member board received a Pioneer in Preservation Award from Essex NationalHeritage Area on Thursday during the organization’sannual meeting in Haverhill. The award ...
After the unexpected death of Marblehead High School Senior Owen Coyne, the Swampscott community has rallied around its neighbors to the northeast. School Committee Chair Glenn Paster and ...
Owen Pulaski is officially an Eagle Scout, having completed his project around Foster Pond. Eagle Scout is the highest rank ...
On Thursday the Swampscott School Committee voted to approve a formal written policy that outlines the way funds in revolving accounts are used and managed. “The cogent point is the school department ...
Despite hearing interest in an additional school bus, Swampscott School District officials say that it’s not on the table.
The rainbow crosswalks onMonument Avenue have been painted over as part of routine maintenance, according toSelect Board Vice Chair Danielle Leonard. While some crosswalks around town are still in ...
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