The free public event will recognize local Vietnam War veterans and include remarks from public officials and a guest speaker.
The event, which was postponed because of snow on Feb. 24, has been rescheduled for next week.
Residents are invited to meet the candidates and submit questions to be asked at the forum.
The fire was in the walls of every floor of the two-and-a-half-story building, according to the fire department.
The Table brings love and service to its neighbors every day of the year; support it and bring a little fun to each and every day of April!
The Swampscott Select Board voted to extend a lease for the property through June 2028.
The "Thriving in Every Season" conference and wellness fair is on March 14.
Up to 20 inches of snow was forecast for the North Shore, along with 60 mph wind gusts and coastal flooding possible.
The event will be held on Humphrey Street near the Swampscott monument.
Families on the North Shore are asked to provide a "home away from home" for college baseball players from across the country.
The North Shore Philharmonic Orchestra will present its Winter Concert with works by Verdi, Mozart, and Tchaikovsky.
The estate of the late former Swampscott High star and NFL player and head coach donated $2.2 million to the NeArc’s Fund for Our Future.
Amid questions about how the $200,000 reserve fund was used, Asst. Supt. Cheryl Stella provided a funding timeline.
S.U.R.E. Diversity will host its annual event at Swampscott High School featuring student performances, art, and an interactive game.
The ban was declared with up to 4 to 6 inches of snow possible for the North Shore on Saturday.
The thrift store that donates proceeds back to the community is moving to the main building of the former Clarke School.
If you've done a good deed, experienced one, or seen one recently, we invite you to share it.
Kathleen Dupont was sworn in as the town's clerk on Tuesday.
Select Board member Danielle Leonard sent a letter to Patch after a recent public debate over the school budget.
Swampscott Schools will have a two-hour delay on Tuesday.
All vehicles must be removed from public streets or be subject to ticketing and towing.
The Select Board during a tri-committee meeting requested clarification on the use of $196,00 in reserve funds to pay for utilities in 2025.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Kearsarge Lodge #217 pledged the money to help save the General John Glover House in Swampscott.
Residents can put out their live Christmas trees for one week for free pickup.
Speak Up For Animals expresses the lobsters' viewpoint
The Family First Night will be held New Year's Eve afternoon at Swampscott High School.
The Swampscott Select Board directed that the focus of further data collection be geared toward the effectiveness of sewer pipe work.
Crews were working on the break that happened Friday morning on Humphrey Street near Bates Road.
The public is invited to the veterans section of the Swampscott Cemetery for the wreath-laying ceremony on Saturday.
School Committee members urged a more civil and respectful dialogue after Amy O'Connor announced she was leaving the board after 12 years.
Several cities and towns across Massachusetts have explored allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to vote as a way to boost turnout and engagement.
Engineers told the Select Board that while the treatment data showed effectiveness, more data collection is needed to determine viability.
Town meeting members voted to provide a lease option of the restaurant building for up to 2 1/2 years.
Sandie Bock shares how her early years by the ocean shaped her sense of gratitude and continue to bring her comfort today.
The Reuse Committee submitted a report to the Select Board that includes proposals for the redevelopment of the town-owned space.
The Swampscott police union is seeking groups to be part of this year's parade and ensuing music event on the Town Hall lawn.
The Athanas family sold the Hawthorne property to the town of Swampscott for $7 million in 2022 and operated three more seasons.
The district hosted the open house to showcase educational and extracurricular opportunities at the high school.
Board members presented the check as federal and state officials wrangled over funding benefits during the government shutdown.
January Gill O'Neil is a Salem State University professor and author of "Glitter Road."