Field Glass Contamination Prompts Rebuild Talks
The Swampscott School Committee heard that the elementary school's new athletic field is contaminated with glass and may need a costly rebuild.
Swampscott School Committee member Martha said this week that she substituted at the Johnson School and met fifth grade students who run cross-country, watching their race on Oct. 22 and cheering them on from the sidelines.
The Swampscott School Committee heard that the elementary school's new athletic field is contaminated with glass and may need a costly rebuild.
Swampscott's Select Board apologized and adopted a new government-speech policy after backlash over two rainbow crosswalks painted black during fall maintenance.
The Swampscott Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan for a 96-unit development at the historic Glover Farmhouse property on Salem Street.
Three Swampscott-resident obituaries were published this week: Genest, Paul Edward, 73, who died Oct. 13 after a brief illness, with notice through Solimine Funeral Homes and Legacy.com; Longhurst, Daniel David Jr., 80, who died Oct. 15; and Hoffman, Sandra, 76, who died Oct. 18.
Swampscott's elementary school athletic field remains closed, town officials told the Select Board on Oct. 7, with consultants on site this week reviewing solutions and another update expected next week.
Two Swampscott-resident obituaries were published this week: Burke, Neil Anthony, 87, and Hopkins, R. Warren "Hoppy" Jr., 86. Burke, who died October 2, grew up in Swampscott and was a graduate of St. John's Prep; his arrangements are being handled by Solimine Funeral Homes. Hopkins die…
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