It wasn’t NFL Sunday, but the Eagles, 49ers, Packers and Ravens still took the field on Saturday in Swampscott for an evening packed with youth flag football games. Almost ...

Several Swampscott residents will be participating in the Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana-Farber on Sunday, October 4. Beth Shribman, Gayle Stoll, and Sharon Tripolsky, along with several other Swampscott ...

Renzo’s Pizza has moved from across the street of the high school to what owner Mike Gajewski is calling a “unique situation.” The pizza parlor is now located inside ...

As Johnny Ray of the Swampscott Performing Arts Center and the Marblehead Counseling Center (MCC) discussed a potential event, Ray said, “So you’re trying to put on a mini-Woodstock.” ...

Fall is officially here, and more than a fifth of Swampscott Tides readers prefer chai lattes as their seasonal pick-me-up. A ...

Maria’s Gourmet Cafe has expanded to Swampscott, and owner Maria Torres said the past month “has been great.” “Every single ...

For Swampscott Public Library Head of Children’s Services Lisa Julien-Hayes, it’s never too early to introduce children to ...

Jonathan Leamon serves as vice chair of the Swampscott Historical Commission and as president of Explorers Lifelong Learning Institute, based in Salem.  This 1905 postcard is a scene of ...

Girls Soccer The week could not have gone much better for the Swampscott High School girls soccer team, who played two matches and convincingly won both to highlight the ...

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Swampscott High School was designated a School of Recognition by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).

The Swampscott Senior Center transformed into Luigi’s Ristorante, home of the best meatballs and some unfortunate criminal ...