Swampscott Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Development projects draw timeline questions
Development projects across town face new questions over completion timelines, Swampscott Tides reports.
Development projects across town face new questions over completion timelines, Swampscott Tides reports.
Early voting continues at Town Hall ahead of Tuesday's state election.
Glass shards found on new Swampscott elementary school field after student injury.
Vinnin Square redevelopment brings new restaurants, apartments. Also in today's brief (2 items): Vinnin Square redevelopment brings new restaurants, apartments; UUCGL tops $1 million in grants, scholarships.
Planning Board rules on 96-unit Glover Farmhouse plan. From our own coverage: Planning Board rules on 96-unit Glover Farmhouse plan; Select Board faces fallout over crosswalk repainting.
Swampscott Planning Board approves 96-unit Glover Farmhouse housing development after traffic concerns and objections. From our own coverage: Planning Board OKs 96-unit Glover Farmhouse plan; Select Board confronts backlash over painted crosswalks.
Swampscott's For All Ages Committee took up the Veterans Crossing housing plan and a slate of aging initiatives, from a possible Community Life Center to a 2027 decluttering conference, as the Senior Center settles into full staffing.
Swampscott's For All Ages Committee weighed senior programming and a Community Life Center survey showing four possible sites. From our own coverage: For All Ages Committee weighs senior hub plans.
Widespread glass contamination shuts down Swampscott Elementary School's playing field after a student was cut.
Town Hall has begun accepting credit and debit card payments, according to a notice posted by the Town of Swampscott.
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