For some, it will be hard to believe that the 9/11 terrorist attacks are already two decades in the past. It's a wound that is still fresh for those who lost a loved one in the horrific … [Read more...] about 20 years later, 9/11 still vivid for Jalbert family
A one-stop shop comes to Nahant
Residents will no longer have to travel across the Causeway to get a carton of eggs and a gallon of milk thanks to Turnstone Market's mid-summer opening. The cozy store is filled with local, … [Read more...] about A one-stop shop comes to Nahant
A woman for all time
The reason 93-year-old Mary McGinn has stayed in Swampscott for so many years can be summed up in one word: pride. Although McGinn was born in New York, she has spent the majority of her life in … [Read more...] about A woman for all time
One chapter ends and another begins
When the town was first hiring for a position at the library, Alyce Deveau said she was asked if she would stay on for a full year. When she agreed, the town immediately hired her. Now, 38 … [Read more...] about One chapter ends and another begins
He wonders where the time went
These days, Clem Schoenebeck is renowned for his poetry ― but that hasn't always been the case. The Swampscott resident attended Pennsylvania State University and was a part of the school's … [Read more...] about He wonders where the time went