Patch is compiling a list of cool and fun places to watch football on Feb. 11.
The charity thrift store run by community volunteers will begin its regular hours at 491 Humphrey Street on Tuesday.
The expected reopening of the Swampscott thrift store next week has been postponed as organizers look for a new location.
Caroline Allen said the six-week sessions are aimed at providing resources and "a time for undivided attention just for moms."
Zestfriends on Humphrey Street's owners said Friday will be the final day of operation.
Jo Ann Simons of Swampscott Recognized For Work With People With Developmental Disabilities
Leapfrog Group recognizes Salem Hospital for commitment to quality
StretchLab Vinnin Square owners are eager to help North Shore residents with their flexibility, mobility and athletic recovery.
Boston Magazine honored David Brodsky as part of its annual awards designations.
Small Business Saturday has never been more important as Swampscott small businesses pull themselves out of the pandemic.
Jo Ann Simons leads organization helping people with disabilities become full participants in the community
Deb Newman opened the Humphrey Street location one year ago amid the coronavirus crisis after buying the place in February 2020.
Tracy Westcott to Serve as Talent Solutions Manager
Swampscott area restaurants were helped by a federal program as part of the American Rescue Plan Act.
Project will enhance experience for patients and families
The Paycheck Protection Program benefited nearly 12 million businesses in the U.S., including some in Swampscott.
Swampscott restaurants got $1.4 million, but thousands more in Massachusetts were shut out of the SBA program, which ends this week.
A public forum will be held Thursday that will include "options to improve and refine the design" of the 128-unit Elm Place project.
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Swampscott’s Office of Community & Economic Development said the grants were given as part of an ongoing coronavirus crisis program.
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The Select Board and neighboring residents have spoken out against the 40B housing project in recent weeks.
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Carolina Velasquez of Fairytale Moments: "When we deliver the balloons, we can hear the kids. Those reactions lighten your whole mood."
The town is offering the funds to businesses so they can continue to operate amid coronavirus-related restrictions this winter.
The Swampscott Board of Health provided Patch the protocols if a restaurant, office or retail employee tests positive for the coronavirus.
Agency Led By Jo Ann Simons of Swampscott
The loans went to 275 companies and helped protect 1,549 jobs in Swampscott.
Starbucks will offer free coffee for all front-line workers through the end of 2020.
Small Business Saturday — it's on Nov. 28 this year — helps local businesses in Swampscott overcome pandemic hardships.
Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Swampscott Businesses of the Year.
Deb Newman elects to keep her new meatless diner, which opened last month, takeout-only amid the coronavirus health crisis.
Director of Media Development for Children’s Media and Senior Producer Marcy Gunther was one of five employees honored.
Swampscott residents questioned whether the town needed two retail marijuana stores and raised security concerns.
The Cookie Monstah, a Danvers bakery known for its ice cream sandwiches, will open its third location in Swampscott.
The U.S. Small Business Administration released the names of every company that received loans under the coronavirus stimulus package.
Swampscott officials signed a host community agreement with Terpene Journey LLC, which now needs state approval to open.
Whole Foods is offering counseling to employees at the store in Swampscott after a worker died of the new coronavirus.