The town said CARES Act and FEMA funds that paid for free tests have run out and starting next week they will be $70 each.
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Town, which had offered daily testing, cited "limited funding" for the reduction to two days next week.
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The Residence at Vinnin Square spokesman Ted Doyle: "This is a tremendous relief for all of us."
Swampscott will close the test site starting Wednesday through the holiday,.
Swampscott joined more than half of the state's cities and towns in the state's "high risk" category in this week's report.
The town is putting together a committee to determine possible uses of the building if Swampscott Schools deem it is no longer needed.
Starting Saturday, the testing site will shift from the First Church to the Field House at Phillips Park.
Town Administrator urges residents to "stay home unless necessary" and for businesses to "roll-back operations where possible."
Swampscott will extend testing at First Church two hours on Saturday, with students encouraged to get a test before returning to school.
Swampscott will provide free PCR testing for residents at the First Congregational Church on Monument Avenue.
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The Select Board spoke out against protesters with "the Confederate flag, other intolerant and racist signs, and a megaphone spewing hate."
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Swampscott Town Clerk Susan Duplin said the turnout matched that of the 2016 election.
Swampscott voters overwhelmingly supported former Vice President Joe Biden over President Donald Trump in Tuesday's election.
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What to expect if you are heading to the polls in Swampscott on Nov. 3.
Swampscott is not considered at "high risk" for community spread in the latest state report.
Swampscott, which was designated a "high-risk" community Thursday, will switch to fully remote if rates remain high two more weeks in a row.
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The Hyde Park man was hit with a stay-away order after he was accused of leaving the syringes near the lawn as part of a protest last month.
Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Swampscott for the election Nov. 3.
After months of relatively low numbers, positive cases bumped higher in the state's latest report.
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Advocates are upset Gov. Charlie Baker is allowing the state's ban on evictions to lapse amid the coronavirus health crisis.
Swampscott's early voting for the Nov. 3 general election will be held at Swampscott Town Hall.
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The drive-thru testing is open to Swampscott residents of all ages with students returning to in-classroom learning encouraged to be tested.
The residents will be asked to research different ways to structure how the town bills water and sewer charges for services.
Mask requirements in the four new high-traffic zones went into effect on Sunday.
Two Swampscott residents filed the complaint, which centers on the town's controversial change of its trash pickup policies.
Get ready for the 2020 Massachusetts primary election coming up on Sept. 1.
In the most recent update of the state's coronavirus map, Swampscott's COVID-19 case count and positive test rates fell.
Petitioners collected 374 of the 1,708 signatures they needed to recall Swampscott Selectman Don Hause.
Don Hause has denied accusations that he made disparaging comments about the Black Lives Matter movement.