Down and up in Swampscott
SWAMPSCOTT — The three-family rental residence on 11 Boynton St. came crashing down Tuesday morning as Nova Construction and Remodeling made space for the development... Read more.
Nahant looks to fill School Committee void
NAHANT — The School Committee is in need of a new member following the resignation of Liana DeLoid. DeLoid served the district as a member for the past two years.... Read more.
Swampscott makes additions to various boards
SWAMPSCOTT — The Select Board voted unanimously to appoint one new member each to both the Recreation Commission and Water and Sewer Infrastructure Advisory Committee.... Read more.
Local residents want daily testing on Lynn and Nahant beaches
SWAMPSCOTT — An online petition created by the Save King’s Beach movement encouraging increased attention to the water quality of both Lynn and Nahant beaches... Read more.
Nahant extends fire and police chiefs
NAHANT — The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to award three-year contract extensions to Police Chief Timothy Furlong and Fire Chief Austin Antrim through... Read more.
Swampscott principal leads teachers, students on road trip
SWAMPSCOTT — More than 100 Swampscott Middle School sixth graders will head up to Saco, Maine next week for a three-day stay at the Ecology School. Principal Jason... Read more.
Town and state officials review needs in Swampscott
SWAMPSCOTT — State Sen. Brendan Crighton and State Rep. Jenny Armini met with the Select Board and Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald to discuss how certain state-wide... Read more.
Walking for hunger in Swampscott
SWAMPSCOTT — My Brother’s Table, the North Shore’s largest soup kitchen, is hoping to secure substantial funding through its upcoming “8 Million Meals Walk”... Read more.
Nahant dog has its day in court
NAHANT — Residents Angela Sharma and Ken Carangelo were at the center of a dog classification hearing at Town Hall Monday night. The hearing was a result of a... Read more.
KIPP opposition out in full force: Concern voiced that charter expansion could cost Lynn $24 million
LYNN — District staff members across eight public schools gathered outside their respective facilities Monday morning for a stand-out protest opposing a potential... Read more.