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Inside the packed Shirat Hayam Wednesday night, hundreds of people from the North Shore gathered to mourn and pray.

In Swampscott, four contests emerge ahead of 2021 municipal election Town clerk certifies candidates' nomination papers Sign up for the Swampscott Reporter’s newsletter. Four contests emerged among elective-officer positions up for grabs in Swampscott's 2021 municipal election, said Town Clerk Susan Duplin after she certified candidates nomination papers.  Barring candidates withdrawing their names, voters will see a mixture of political newcomers and incumbents who will be contested and uncontested on the Tuesday, April 27 municipal election ballot. Atlantic Avenue resident Charlie Pat...

Swampscott news in brief for the week of March 1, 2021 Town offices closed  Papers to run in 2021Swampscott election now available  For the spring 2021 municipal election, Swampscott residents can pull nomination papers to run for town-officer positions and Town Meeting seats.   Eight town-officer positions and at least 108 Town Meeting seats are up for grabs in the Tuesday, April 27 municipal election.   Due to the COVID pandemic, Swampscott Town Hall, 22 Monument Ave., is operating by appointment-only until further notice. Residents must make arrangements with Swampscott Town Clerk S...

Outgoing Swampscott School Committee member Ted Delano showered with praise for public service Sign up for the Swampscott Reporter’s newsletter. Swampscott resident Ted Delano recently made known his intention not to seek a fourth Swampscott School Committee term in the 2021 municipal election.   Delano, a Swampscott native and police detective, has served on the elected, five-member committee for nearly a decade, bringing what local officials characterized to the Swampscott Reporter as invaluable experience and expertise. “I held the position of being on the School Committee incredibl...

Sign up for the Swampscott Reporter’s newsletter. Swampscott's 2021 election season is earnestly getting underway: As of press time, a half-dozen residents had pulled nomination papers from Swampscott Town Clerk Susan Duplin’s office for town-officer seats.  In this election cycle, eight town-officer seats and at least 108 Town Meeting member seats open up in the Tuesday, April 27 municipal election.  For the three-year term opening on Swampscott Board of Selectmen, Mary Webster of Elmwood Road pulled nomination papers, setting up a potential challenge against Peter Spe...