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Swampscott Officials Condemn Attacks On Israel, Support Jewish People

The Select Board and town administrator issued the joint statement in the wake of this weekend's attacks and violence in the country.

Swampscott Disabled Veterans Members To Serve On National Committees

Two officers of the E.F. Gilmore DAV in Swampscott were selected to serve at the 2023 DAV and Auxiliary National Convention.

Swampscott Pitman House Faces Uncertain Fate After Zoning Setback

The Affordable Housing Trust withdrew a variance request needed to move the historic house after it appeared it would not pass the ZBA.

Swampscott Richards-Pitman House Zoning Decision Delayed

The Zoning Board of Appeals requested a one-week continuance on Tuesday for a variance decision on the possible move of the historic house.

Swampscott Police Hiring Changes Pledged Amid Stalled Process

Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald: "We need to do something different" after the most recent process yielded only one qualified candidate.

Swampscott Police Union President Calls For Emergency Staffing Summit

Union President Kevin Reen urged the Select Board to hold a summit on what he called "a critical matter affecting public safety."

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Swampscott's King's Beach Still Closed 3 Days After Sewage Release

Though direct results of 1 million gallons of partially treated or untreated waste were expected to be diluted, the water is still not safe.

Fixing Swampscott's King's Beach: Some Progress, Ongoing Frustrations

While officials said there is support for a UV light and outpour pipe solutions, residents voice concerns over signage and a slow process.

Swampscott To Develop Alcohol Permit Policy For Community Events

The policy study of best practices comes after some Select Board members questioned having so many liquor licenses for public events.

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David Grishman To Serve As Swampscott Select Board Chair

Grishman was elected to chair the Board after Neal Duffy chose not to run for re-election. Katie Phelan was elected as vice chair.

Swampscott Call For State, Federal Funds For King's Beach Cleanup

Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald told the Select Board that resources are needed now to implement a $20 to $25 million cleanup plan.

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Charlie Baker's Son A.J. Settles Drunk Driving Charge

During a hearing Tuesday in Peabody District Court, Baker admitted to sufficient facts to warrant a guilty finding.

Swampscott Bans Feeding Wildlife, Gas Leaf Blowers In Summer Months

The town meeting also voted to postpone an article that would have prohibited plastic and styrofoam food containers for further study.

Swampscott Vinnin Square Zoning Changes Pass At Town Meeting

The zoning changes could open up opportunities for mixed-used retail and housing at the town's main commercial district.

Swampscott Town Meeting Votes $80K For Diversity Consultant

In passing the operating budget on Monday, town meeting members also engaged in a lengthy discussion on the senior town planner salary.

Swampscott $94K Funding For Diversity Coordinator Added To Budget

The budget to be presented at next week's town meeting saw the allocation rise from $6,000 to $100,000 for the director position.

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Thompson, Grishman Take Top 2 Spots In Swampscott Select Board Race

Incumbent David Grishman and Doug Thompson prevailed in the three-person race for the two open Select Board seats.

Swampscott 2022 Election Guide: Candidates, Profiles, How To Vote

Before you head to the polls Tuesday, brush up on who's running for office, and where to cast your ballot.

Swampscott Targets Gas Blowers, Plastic Containers, Feeding Wildlife

The upcoming town meeting warrant is set to include new rules designed to mitigate climate impact and protect the coyote population.

Swampscott May Extend Restaurant Lease At Historic Hawthorne Property

The town is in talks to keep a restaurant open at the newly acquired property at least one more summer while a long-term plan is determined.

Inspired By You: Swampscott Utility Box Mural Project

The Town of Swampscott has designed this program to support public art and to beautify the community and neighborhoods using murals.

Swampscott Select Board OK's $1.7 Million Veterans Housing Purchase

The purchase of the property at 12-24 Pine Street is still subject to approval at the annual town meeting.

Swampscott Boutique Hotel Potential For Hadley School Re-Use Reviewed

While the Select Board has authorized further studies on commercial use for the property no decision has been made on the school's future.

Swampscott Seeks Volunteers For Several Boards, Commissions

Openings include the Harbor & Waterfront Advisory Committee and the Zoning Board of Appeals.

Swampscott Disabled Veterans Press For More Support On Capitol Hill

Representatives from the Swampscott/Lynn Disabled American Veterans Post attended the DAV National Mid-Winter Conference in Washington D.C.

Swampscott Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Post Budget Hit Spurs Debate

Select Board members pushed for the full-time position to be re-prioritized after it was relegated to a staff stipend position.

Swampscott Select Board Candidates To Speak At Veterans Forum

All Swampscott residents are invited to hear the residents speak to the Disabled American Veterans Chapter on April 15.

Swampscott Accessory-Dwelling Push Headed To Town Meeting

Planning Board architects of the expanded ADU bylaw allowance were pushed to loosen barriers to building so-called in-law apartments.

Swampscott Forum To Talk Next Phase Of 'Revisioning Hawthorne'

The second forum is to discuss concepts from the initial January meeting and their feasibility for the town-owned oceanfront site.

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Doug Thompson Running For Swampscott Select Board Seat

Thompson enters a three-person race for two seats on the Select Board in the April 25 annual town election.

David Grishman Seeks Re-Election To Swampscott Select Board

David Grishman said he is running for a second, three-year term in the annual town election set for April 25.

Swampscott School Vote Expected On Tentative Budget Agreement

A new $310,000 stabilization fund is designed to help bridge the gap between the district and town administration for Fiscal Year 2024.