The Planning Board discussed a variety of proposed bylaw amendments, with the presented changes to the Burrill Senior Center ...

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 ...

Swampscott is receiving $1.4 million through the Community One Stop for Growth grant from the state. Gov. Maura Healey ...

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 ...

E.F. Gilmore 64 Treasurer and Adjutant Andrea Gayle Bennett was minding her own business one day when an email popped up on her phone. Bennett didn’t recognize the sender, ...

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 ...

The cards were dealt and the level of competition was high inside Clarke Elementary School on Saturday as the Swampscott ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Renzo’s Pizza has moved from across the street of the high school to what owner Mike Gajewski is calling a “unique situation.