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CollegeBound Coaching Launches in Swampscott
A This article was submitted by Phil Sloan. Phil Sloan, a Swampscott MA-based sports lawyer has teamed up with his former Harvard College classmate, an independent educational consultant and life coach, Steve Maislin, and Marblehead MA-based financial consultant and college planning expert Jim Femia, to launch CollegeBound Coaching and Campus ... (more)
Pick-up Truck Crashes and Burns
A A pick-up truck burned on Humphrey Street in the early morning hours today after an accident near the Marblehead town line.
A It's midday, midweek and midwinter at the Home Decor Group store's mixing station.
A As we stride into mid-February this weekend there is plenty to do in Swampscott.
Westford's Leong Named Top Youth Volunteer by Prudential
A Crisafulli School fifth grader Jessica Leong has been named as one of six "distinguished finalists" by the Prudential Spirit of Community Award program.
Police Respond to Dancing Report
Swampscott policei»¿ log excerpts from Monday, Jan. 30 to Wednesday, Feb. 8. Incidents Monday, Jan.
Frederick Douglass and the Lynn Abolitionists: A Lecture
A Lynn played a central role in the abolitionist movement beginning in the 1830's. It was for this reason that Frederick Douglass moved to Lynn - of which Swampscott was then a part - to join in the fight to end slavery; and in the process became internationally known as an abolitionist leader, intellectual author, and escaped slave at-large. This ... (more)
In Search of What I Believed Was a Deeper Meaning
Today Geek Pride welcomes guest blogger Peter Bebergal, author of the coming of age memoir, Too Much to Dream: A Psychedelic American Boyhood , which connects his own story and extensive research to explore the connections among popular culture, drugs , religion , and the craving for spirituality that America's youth seeks, but rarely finds.
Local Man Drops Child to 'Teach Him a Lesson'
A A local man who allegedly dropped a 6-year-old boy onto his head to "teach him a lesson" Sunday afternoon was arrested on a charge of assault and battery on a child.
Parks Director Could Have More Power in Rejection, Approval of Races
The City Council began Tuesday night to rewrite the city's process for approving road races and possibly all major events that use city streets and properties.
Five Things You Need to Know Today: Feb. 8
A 1) Weather Watch - Partly sunny. National Weather Service forecasters are predicting a partly sunny day with a high temperature near 36.A 2) Tide Watch -A Today's low tide atA Fisherman's Beach A is 5:02 am .
'T' Service Cuts Would Strand Some in Swampscott and Marblehead
A Proposed MBTA service cuts and fare hikes deliver a body blow to people across the board: the elderly, working poor, wheelchair bound, Boston bound and business people, alike.
Alleged Break-In on Humphrey Street
A A A local woman who allegedly stole a necklace, medication and cigarettes from her next-door neighbor denied charges in court last week.
To say that the Cooper family is a dog family is an understatement. We've got two dogs in the house on Muriel Road, and I can't remember a time, with the exception of dorm life in college, when I did not live with a puppy dog.
GOP Committee to Welcome Tisei Monday
The following was submitted by Jill Hart: The SwampscottA andA MarbleheadA Republican Town Committees will welcome former Senator Richard Tisei at a joint event that will be held on Monday, Feb.
From Marblehead to the Puppy Mill
Local Animal Control Officer Diane Treadwell, of Marblehead, recently traveled to Arkansas to support a raid on a huge puppy mill that resulted in the rescue of more than 175 dogs.
Five Things You Need to Know Today: Feb. 6
A 1) Weather Watch - Sunny. National Weather Service forecasters are predicting a sunny day with a high temperature near 48.A 2) Tide Watch -A Today's low tide atA Fisherman's Beach A is 3:30 am .
Local Dems Meet to Support Tierney
A Democrats from Swampscott, Nahant, and Marblehead met with Congressman John Tierney to discuss re-election strategy.A Hosted by Nahant Democratic Town Committee Chairman Jim Walsh and his wife, Judy, the meeting focused on challenges facing the nation and middle class families, Congressional gridlock fostered by Tea Party adherents and ... (more)
Outside, it'll be a gorgeous Super Bowl weekend in Swampscott. Inside, we're hoping for the same as the Pats seek redemption against the New York Giants - known as the NY football Giants long after the NY baseball Giants left town for San Francisco.A Here are Swampscott Patch's weekend get-out-and-about picks.
Selectmen's Frustration Climbs Over Education Funding
A Selectmen Barry Greenfield and Jill Sullivan said the town needs action on its own to get state officials' attention when it comes to education funding.