April was all about military aid in Nahant. For the first time ever, the town partnered with Operation Troop Support, a Danvers-based organization that has been supplying military forces with … [Read more...] about Operation Troop Support
People & Places
Pat McHugh’s Scientific Games
If you’ve ever popped into Richdale on Humphrey Street on your way home from work or gone to the Mobil gas station at Vinnin Square to pick up a scratch ticket or two, you are most likely playing a … [Read more...] about Pat McHugh’s Scientific Games
A young voice on the Climate Action Plan Committee
Sam Snitkovsky, a senior at Swampscott High School, is the youngest member of the town’s Climate Action Plan Committee. Appointed to the committee in the fall of 2022, the 16-year-old is in … [Read more...] about A young voice on the Climate Action Plan Committee
Frankly, Swampscott got it right
Big Blue, bigger impact. If you walked into the Dick Lynch Gymnasium at Swampscott High School ahead of the boys basketball game against Winthrop on Jan. 16, you would have witnessed lots of hugs, … [Read more...] about Frankly, Swampscott got it right
Pulitzer-winning editor reflects on coverage of synagogue shooting
Almost five years after the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s coverage of the 2018 Tree of Life synagogue shooting earned the publication a Pulitzer Prize in 2019, retired Post-Gazette Executive Editor David … [Read more...] about Pulitzer-winning editor reflects on coverage of synagogue shooting