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Swampscott gets a blast out of Amrize (opens the original)
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SWAMPSCOTT — Air-quality monitoring around the Amrize Quarry could soon undergo a significant change as officials look to more frequent testing while addressing concerns about communication following noticeable blasting events. Members of the Earth Removal Advisory Committee discussed replacing much of the existing air-monitoring program with a system that some members say will more accurately adhere to public health standards. George Allen, the Board of Health appointee to ERAC, first brought u
Young Lynnfield entrepreneur cleaning up (opens the original)
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LYNNFIELD — At 9 years old, Penelope Schiavo has already tried her hand at more business ventures than some adults. First, she and her brother sold 3D-printed creations door to door. Then came candles, which didn’t take off quite as well. Now, the soon-to-be fourth grader is behind Bubble and Bars, a homemade soap business featuring colorful hearts, dragons, dogs, ghosts, pumpkins, and other creations in an assortment of scents. Penelope launched the business with help from her mother, Rosie Zha
Swampscott to appoint new poet laureate (opens the original)
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SWAMPSCOTT — The Swampscott Select Board in November 2025 approved the establishment of the Poet Laureate Selection Committee. A poet laureate is an honorary title given to an outstanding poet by the government, in this case the Town of Swampscott. When asked to comment on this decision by the Select Board, Town Administrator Nicholas Connors stated that “Swampscott has a strong tradition of celebrating the arts and the people who bring creativity to our community. A poet laureate will help make
Easement concerns rise over Swampscott Beach (opens the original)
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SWAMPSCOTT — Questions over public access to Whales Beach could soon head back to town counsel after neighboring property owners presented what they say is a decades-old settlement agreement that may conflict with the town’s longstanding understanding of its rights along the shoreline. The issue came before the Conservation Commission on Monday as part of an ongoing discussion about no trespassing signs at the beach. Chair Toni Bandrowicz briefed members on recent conversations with residents an
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