The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Swampscott residents.
Town officials said the proposed tiered rate system is necessary to correct inequities in how residents and businesses are charged.
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Many in the Swampscott area behind on rent. A national eviction moratorium is set to expire Saturday.
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The unemployment rate in Essex County is higher than the Massachusetts average.
Here is how the Swampscott area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.
Remote meetings can continue through April 1, 2022, but each city or town has discretion on how much Zoom access to grant residents.
WinnDevelopment said the redesigned building and additional parking spots are in response to community concerns about the project.
There are a record number of job openings in the U.S. labor market; Essex County's unemployment rate decreased recently.
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"The Wall That Heals" which remembers the 58,000 Americans killed in Vietnam will be in Nahant from July 14 to 18.
The Unpacking Racism forum will be Thursday night.
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More than 150 million Americans don’t use the internet at broadband speeds. See how the Swampscott area compares.
The town announced it hit the milestone on the day when Gov. Charlie Baker said all state business restrictions will lift on May 29.
Swampscott will host a virtual forum on Monday to answer questions and get feedback on the budget coming before town meeting May 17.
Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald and other town officials will be on hand to answer Zoom questions on Thursday.
Paster elected to the School Committee in a very tight contest, McClung back as Town Moderator, Hartmann returns to the Board of Health.
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The Hadley School Reuse Committee said nearly 800 residents responded to a survey about repurposing the school should it become available.
Ron Mendes leaving the Swampscott post to accept "a very impressive new position" in the Garden City.
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Ballots are now available for absentee and early mail voting for the April town election, with early, in-person voting to begin on April 17.
Residents can submit questions for a pair of town election candidate forums to be held Monday and April 15.
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Residents must register by Wednesday at 8 p.m. to vote in the April 27 town election.
Diana Rastegayeva's network of 500 volunteers is geared to help get the coronavirus vaccine to those left out of the state's rollout.
You can use IRS data to compare your tax payments and refunds to others in Essex County.
Sean Fitzgerald will hold a series of virtual private coffee hours to discuss town projects and its coronavirus response.
The deadline to obtain papers for the April 27 election is Friday with papers due for submission on Tuesday.
Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald and town department heads will be available to answer individual questions via Zoom on Feb. 25.
The Veterans Affairs coronavirus vaccination clinic is open to Lynn and Swampscott veterans ages 50 and older.
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Local 1459 President James Snow said Board of Selectmen was wrong for asking how many first responders chose to get the coronavirus vaccine.
Nomination papers are now available for town offices and must be submitted by March 9.
The town and WinnDevelopment are holding a public forum on a proposed apartment complex.
After the town started charging for resident tests this week, it will now stop testing entirely and focus on planning vaccine distribution.
Marblehead and Swampscott legislators tout mandates to drive down greenhouse emissions to "net zero" by 2050 and create "green" jobs.