SWAMPSCOTT — A local couple with personal ties to Shriners Children’s Boston hospital will co-host the hospital’s fourth annual Haunted
SWAMPSCOTT — With speeding and pedestrian safety arising as frequent complaints in the Police Department’s citizen surveys, Lt. Tom Hennessey
SWAMPSCOTT — The School Committee discussed a number of potential new rules for virtual meeting attendees at its workshop meeting
SWAMPSCOTT — The town will host a first-of-its kind block party on Humphrey Street from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday.
SWAMPSCOTT — As the town works to transform Vinnin Square into an outdoor lifestyle center with retail, green space, and
Lynn’s combined sewer system dumped 5.87 million gallons of raw or partially-treated sewage into Lynn Harbor and King’s Beach during
SWAMPSCOTT — Fifteen local cyclists joined roughly 6,000 riders from around the globe to raise approximately $50 million for cancer
NAHANT — After two sharks were spotted off the town’s coast last week, experts are urging beachgoers to be “shark
SWAMPSCOTT — With its roots in Swampscott for more than a century, the large beech tree behind the Hadley School
NAHANT — Hundreds gathered at the Nahant Community Center Friday night to celebrate and honor the world-renowned artist Norman Laliberté
NAHANT — The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to reduce the town’s Town Meeting quorum requirements from 75 to 30
SWAMPSCOTT — After weekend rainstorms flooded King’s Beach with more than a million gallons of raw and partially-treated sewage overflow
SWAMPSCOTT — More than five months after the 555 Essex St. lot in Vinnin Square was sold to Orion Swampscott
SWAMPSCOTT — Sailors from across the continent gathered near Fisherman’s Beach this week in preparation for the 2023 Waszp North
SWAMPSCOTT — Town officials are warning the public to stay away from King’s Beach after weekend storms poured 1.15 million
NAHANT — A vote taken by the executive board of the Massachusetts Library System could result in Nahant Public Library
SWAMPSCOTT — Months after Town Meeting voted to rezone portions of Vinnin Square to allow multi-family housing and mixed-use development
NAHANT — With book bans and attempts to close programs on race-related and LGBTQ+ literature emerging in schools and libraries
NAHANT — A 2018 Chevrolet Traverse struck a woman on Greystone Road Thursday morning. The Police and Fire departments, as
SWAMPSCOTT — While members of the King’s Beach Steering Committee had been working to secure state funding to clean bacteria-ridden