The Swampscott-Lynn Disabled American Veterans will host the event on July 27 at Red Rock Park.
The day of music, food, beer and hard seltzer will be on Fisherman's Beach on July 27.
The seven-week concert series runs on the Town Hall Lawn with a beer garden and food.
Dennis O'Neil of Swampscott was honored by the Department of Massachusetts Disabled American Veterans.
The Disabled Veterans of America Swampscott/Lynn/Salem/Peabody chapter will hold its meeting at the Swampscott Senior Center at 9:30 a.m.
The Farmers Market will operate each Sunday - rain or shine - on the Town Hall Lawn through Oct. 17.
The deceased whale that came ashore for the second time this month earlier last week was buried in Swampscott.
Swampscott E.F. Gilmore DAV Commander Jeffrey Blonder submitted this opinion piece to Patch.
As residents pushed back against the plan for the Hawthorne Property, competing visions emerged for the town's $7 million purchase.
With the demolition of the former building complete, 40 units of veterans affordable housing ar expected to be completed in 18 to 24 months.
Grab The Bagel will be holding a special event with giveaways at its new location at the Dockside Pub on Saturday morning.
The deceased whale - named "Espresso" - resurfaced on Preston Beach this week after being dragged 50 miles offshore earlier this month.
This year's event will take place on June 29 at more than 50 locations across the town.
UPDATE: NOAA officials said it is the same whale that washed up on a Marblehead beach on May 2.
Fees for residents, including seniors, will rise with a discount for buying stickers in person at the town hall.
The registration deadline is June 3 for the popular community event scheduled for June 15.
Many local graduates excelled in academics, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local graduate who deserves a shoutout in Swampscott.
"These small businesses survived during the pandemic. They need this town to help them make the most out of this space," Fitzgerald said.
Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald said plans to spend $90 per year in rate increases on King's and Fisherman's will be on the Board agenda.
The Earth Day event will be on April 27 with a rain date scheduled for the next week.
While the path of totality will go through northern New England, those on the North Shore can still anticipate a show on April 8.
The design, which could cost an estimated $30 million, will be subject to more public input in what could be a decade-long project.
The farmers market will be open every Sunday on the Town Hall lawn through Oct. 27.
The town thrift store to benefit schools and nonprofits reopened on Humphrey Street six months ago.
The event will include a Run with Pride 5K on June 1 on the Town Hall lawn.
Vietnam Veterans Remembrance Day is March 29.
The food pantry said it is short on supplies ahead of its next bulk delivery from the Greater Boston Food Bank.
Sora was the lone Massachusetts police K9 chosen for the grant that helps offset veterinary costs for departments.
Swampscott police said Lucas died Thursday morning after a courageous battle with cancer.
The Swampscott Farmers Market is set to open on June 9 and will run rain or shine every Sunday on the Town Hall Lawn through October.
The "claim sharks" charge veterans unauthorized fees for filing Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) disability claims, which are free.
Swampscott Unites, Respects, and Embraces Diversity will host the event on Feb. 27 at Swampscott High School.
The three finalist hoteliers hoping to turn the school into a boutique hotel shared their preliminary proposals on Tuesday.
The Recreation Department, Health Department and Swampscott Senior Center are collaborating on the event on March 17.
The varsity baseball team will play its games at DeFelice Diamond this spring after a unanimous vote of the Select Board.
The heavy overnight rains triggered the Lynn Water and Sewer's combined overflow release early this morning.
Members of the E.F. Gilmore DAV of Swampscott/Lynn recently visited and made a donation to the Chelsea veteran resident home.
The Committee will help guide and support the town in fixing and maintaining its century-old sewer system and minimize beach pollution.
Cities and towns across the state will receive money from the settlement over the bulk of the next two decades.