It’s time for the Swampscott Tides’ weekly poll. The paper will ask the public a question, followed by a feature story ...

Chef Raj fell in love with cooking at 18 in Punjab, India. When he moved to the U.S., he brought traditional recipes and flavors with him, spending years honing ...

The big news of the week was that the Planning Board voted unanimously Monday to approve Glover LLC’s plans for a 140-unit ...

Geotechnical drilling is scheduled on Friday, October 23 as part of theVeterans Crossing housing project on Pine Street.

Police Chief Ruben Quesada told the Swampscott Tides that the officers who responded when a 59-year-old man “stabbed himself ...

The Swampscott Select Board held a hearing on the town’s rainbow crosswalks Wednesday, with residents speaking about the ...

Swampscott officials are considering testing a temporary flood barrier at Preston Beach as the town continues evaluating ways ...

Administrators from each of Swampscott’s three public schools presented to the School Committee on Thursday objectives for ...

Field Hockey The Swampscott High School field hockey team got the weekend started on the right note with a 9-1 victory over ...

Responsibility for managing the former Clarke Elementary School building and property is being transferred from Swampscott ...

The Select Board unanimously approved a liquor license for the First Watch restaurant under construction at Vinnin Square. First Watch is a cafe chain specializing in health-conscious breakfast, ...

Swampscott police identified a man whose presence near the elementary school raisedconcerns during theYMCA’s after-school program Monday. He is “not a suspect of any crime or wrongdoing.” “Active ...