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Everyone invited to public discussions of town-owned buildings’ future
Every Swampscott resident is invited to two “community meetings” Tuesday and Thursday, Sept. 23 and 25, to discuss future uses of four town-owned buildings. No more than seven weeks later, Town Meeting will decide.
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Historical Society offers talk by preservation architect
Swampscott -The Swampscott Historical Society will present a “tour through the golden age of architecture” featuring Frank Shirley, preservation architect, photographer and author ....
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Swampscott building permit applications listed
Swampscott -Applications were made for the following building permits in Swampscott in August ....
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News from the Marblehead-Swampscott YMCA: Sept. 4 online edition
Swampscott -Here’s the latest from the Marblehead-Swampscott YMCA, with headquarters at 94 Pleasant St., Marblehead, with news of new and expanded fall sessions of many kinds ....
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GUEST OPINION: Lowering the drinking age to 18 is a dangerous and ill-conceived plan
Swampscott -Retired Swampscott High School principal asks "Is it logical to conclude that because we can’t enforce the present law prohibiting those under 21 from drinking, we should abandon the law?"
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First-day photos: School's open again
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SHS senior class bringing famous hypnotist to town
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Selectmen reject Hawthorne By The Sea appeal of liquor license suspension
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Selectmen preview 'dog park' proposal, appoint firefighters
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Town Building Oversight Committee to meet Wednesday, Sept. 3
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John and Elizabeth Edwards cancel Salem State appearance
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Letter: Conservation Commission explains seawall rules
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Swampscott Police Log: Aug. 30 to Sept. 2, 2008
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OBITUARY: John P. Costigan
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Sun-caused deck fire tops Swampscott fire log
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David Pliner appointed JRCL chairman of the board
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Rotary golf outing and auction features Sox, Pats tickets and 10 days in Key West
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Swampscott Police Log: Aug. 26-30, 2008
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