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Swampscott Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Glass contamination closes elementary school field
Widespread glass contamination shuts down Swampscott Elementary School's playing field after a student was cut.
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Swampscott Morning Brief, Oct. 21: Town Hall now takes card payments
Town Hall has begun accepting credit and debit card payments, according to a notice posted by the Town of Swampscott.
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CVS opens new walk-in clinic
CVS opens a new MinuteClinic walk-in medical clinic in Swampscott this week. Also in today's brief (11 items): CVS MinuteClinic opens walk-in clinic in Swampscott; Clarke School unveils new arts exhibition space; Fire crews ride to Salem for ailing teen; Veterans resource session set for Wednesday.
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Planning Board approves 140-unit Glover project
Swampscott Planning Board approves 140-unit residential development at historic Glover farmhouse site.
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Early voting continues ahead of Nov. 3 election
Early voting for the Nov. 3 election continues at Swampscott Town Hall through most of the week.
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Rally draws 100 for early voting
About 100 residents rallied on Monument Avenue Saturday promoting early voting ahead of November election.
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School Committee eyes busing contract
Swampscott School Committee weighs new busing contract after bidding draws just one qualified bidder. From our own coverage: School Committee takes up new busing contract.
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Residents rally after Pride crosswalk paint-over
Residents rally with rainbow chalk and a fundraiser after town paints over Pride crosswalk. From our own coverage: September home sale tops $2.6 million. Also in today's brief (10 items): Residents respond to Pride crosswalk paint-over; Housing Authority meets Tuesday; Community Preserv…
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Swampscott home sale tops $2.6 million as September deeds show wide price range
Swampscott recorded 13 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, nine with prices on file and four still pending at the registry. Prices ranged from $330,000 to $2,654,000, with a median of $822,000. The top transaction was 64 Boldgett Ave., which sold for $2,654,000 on Oct. 7. Three
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Select Board eyes funds for St. John's lot
Select Board weighs seeking preservation funds to buy St. John's parking lot on Humphrey Street. From our own coverage: Planning Board pulls transit zoning from warrant; Select Board weighs bid for St. John's parking lot. Also in today's brief (8 items): Save the Glover wins preservatio…
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