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SWAMPSCOTT — How do you dispose of a dead whale? For the second time in a month, thats the tricky question facing a North Shore town.

SWAMPSCOTT — The same dead whale that washed ashore in Marblehead nearly three weeks ago is back — this time in Swampscott.

Striped bass are blitzing throughout the Boston area, while in Buzzards Bay, false albacore are carving up bait from above and tautog are making short work of crabs from below.

Bass and blues are in binge mode and can be found wherever pogies are schooled up.

Swampscott Phillips Beach Recreation Parking Added, Fines Increased - Swampscott, MA - The Swampscott Select Board voted in favor of long-debated parking changes in the Phillips Beach neighborhood.

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Mackerel and squid are attracting hungry bluefish and migrating stripers.