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.
Swampscott is looking for younger voters, including teens, and at least one member from Precinct 2 for the newly formed committee.
Fees for residents, including seniors, will rise with a discount for buying stickers in person at the town hall.
E.F. Commander Jeffrey Blonder said the chapter gave U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton a list of "critical goals" during a Washington D.C. trip.
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.
The Swampscott resident said the Secretary of State's office has certified his nomination papers to be on the ballot.
Leonard won the seat previously held by Peter Spellios in a two-person race on Tuesday.
Time for a change!
The stabbing occurred around 10 a.m., after which the staff member was taken to the hospital and the student was taken into police custody.
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The annual Swampscott town election will take place on Tuesday.
She is working hard to earn your vote!
"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 town clerk's office said ballots requested by mail will be resent to residents in precincts 3 and 5.
The May 16 public forum will solicit feedback on the project and the proposal for a new library at the oceanfront location.
The Select Board voted 3-2 on Wednesday to spend the remaining $2.1 in town federal funds on 10 different initiatives.
Danielle will help usher in a new era of transparency
Swampscott town meeting members and voters will be asked to approve participation in the CPA for the second time this spring and fall.
The Select Board delayed discussion and a possible vote on Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald's myriad proposals to next Wednesday.
Danielle will work for us!
The Earth Day event will be on April 27 with a rain date scheduled for the next week.
The E. F. Gilmore DAV will host the forum on Saturday morning at the Senior Center.
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 nine-year Select Board member is not on the ballot for re-election for the April 30 annual town election.
The design, which could cost an estimated $30 million, will be subject to more public input in what could be a decade-long project.
Leonard for Swampscott
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.
Danielle is ready to listen, Swampscott!
The town has published its official statement on the discrimination complaint against Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald.
Vietnam Veterans Remembrance Day is March 29.
The CPA would add a surcharge to property tax bills to qualify for state matching funds.
The Select Board voted to move forward with the $1.7 million purchase after determining the blighted building could not be saved.
Swampscott Select Board election April 2024
Ndeye Amy Thioub, 67, is accused of filing false personal tax returns for three years.