Nahant hears from its candidates
NAHANT — The community gathered at the Nahant Village Church on Friday morning to hear the three candidates for the Board of Selectmen speak ahead of the election... Read more.
Delegates needed to represent Swampscott
SWAMPSCOTT — The town is looking to elect 11 delegates and four alternates to represent Swampscott at the 2025 State Democratic Convention. Swampscott Democrats... Read more.
Swampscott Select Board reinforces support of schools
SWAMPSCOTT — During the Select Board meeting on Wednesday evening, the board emphasized the critical importance of making sure the schools are properly funded... Read more.
Swampscott’s Seaglass Village sets sail for Salem
SWAMPSCOTT — Seaglass Village, a volunteer-based organization aimed at helping older people live independently, announced that it will be expanding its services... Read more.
Swampscott gets $100,000 grant for climate resiliency
SWAMPSCOTT — The town has received a $100,000 state-funded grant to facilitate work on climate resiliency priorities. The grant comes from the Municipal Vulnerability... Read more.
Nahant responds to Open Meeting Law
NAHANT — A letter from K.P. Law on behalf of the town explains the town’s position on the recent Open Meeting Law violation filed against the town last... Read more.
Two-car accident causes vehicle roll-over in Swampscott
SWAMPSCOTT — A motor vehicle accident on Paradise Road at the intersection of Ellis Road on Monday afternoon caused one vehicle to roll over upon impact. According... Read more.
Nahant begins stormwater improvement work
NAHANT — Town Administrator Tony Barletta and Director of Department of Public Works (DPW) Zach Taylor sat down on Monday afternoon to discuss updates to the town’s... Read more.
Sawyer Nutter looks to stay in the house in Swampscott
SWAMPSCOTT — Debbie Sawyer Nutter took time Monday afternoon to answer questions regarding her re-election to the Swampscott Housing Authority. Sawyer Nutter explained... Read more.
Swampscott reclaims social identity through poetry
SWAMPSCOTT — Local educators, advocates and community members are encouraged to help S.U.R.E (Swampscott Unites, Respects, Embraces) Diversity expand conversations... Read more.