Ina's Insights: Keepers of Swampscott's flowerful beauty
John McLaughlin, a Swampscott native and long-time volunteer, has planted tulip beds that frame the World War I names of local heroes.
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John McLaughlin, a Swampscott native and long-time volunteer, has planted tulip beds that frame the World War I names of local heroes.
The celebration seeks to engage all Swampscott citizens in exploring and acknowledging the impact of Black history on their lives.
Ina Michele Resnikoff / Columnist The 1962 Swampscott High School yearbook had this to say about Edye Comins Baker: “The talent, high spirits, perseverance which Edye has displayed will be invaluable in her career in the dramatic arts.” Boy, were they right! The Edye Baker we know has been an energetic and vital resident of Swampscott all her life. She has reached so many residents and has left an indelible impression in every precinct. Her neighbors love her for many reasons but her annual elaborate, creative Halloween open-house tops everything. Until the arrival of...