Swampscott Street back to two-way traffic
SWAMPSCOTT — The Police Department recently made an announcement that, starting on Friday, Redington Street will officially revert back to its original two-way... Read more.
Swampscott Select Board chair faces criticism
SWAMPSCOTT — A resident called for Select Board Chair MaryEllen Fletcher to resign from her position during the board meeting on Wednesday night. The meeting was... Read more.
Nahant teachers agree to deal
NAHANT — Tuesday evening, the School Committee unanimously agreed to ratify a new three-year agreement between the committee and the Nahant Teacher’s Association.... Read more.
Lynn helps Swampscott battle blaze
SWAMPSCOTT — A fire engulfed a house on 84 Pine St. as a crowd of community members gather outside on the street to watch the Fire Department maintain the scene.... Read more.
Swampscott Police Dept. redefines ‘A woman’s work is never done’
SWAMPSCOTT — On Sunday, a new all-female patrol shift for the Swampscott Police Department officially hit the streets in a historic first for the precinct. The... Read more.
Swampscott teens and vets talk about mental health
SWAMPSCOTT — The E.F. Gilmore DAV of the North Shore will be hosting their second annual Mental Health Summit on Tuesday, Nov. 26. The event, located at Swampscott... Read more.
Marblehead-Swampscott game flags Walker Family
SWAMPSCOTT — The annual flag football powderpuff game between Swampscott and Marblehead on Nov. 23 will be centered around something much bigger than just touchdowns.... Read more.
Woman’s Club Holiday Fair returns to Nahant
NAHANT — The Nahant Woman’s Club of the North Shore is bringing back one of the area’s most popular holiday traditions at the Nahant Town Hall on Saturday,... Read more.
Nahant Lions Club takes aim at Turkey Shoot
NAHANT — The Lions Club of Nahant will be hosting its annual “turkey shoot” next Saturday, Nov. 23, to help inject a little holiday spirit and raise support... Read more.
Swampscott unveils town Master Plan for 2035
SWAMPSCOTT — Yesterday, community members were invited to participate in a public forum at the Senior Center to discuss the town Master Plan Committee’s goals... Read more.