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Landmark Food Brand Opens New MA Headquarters: Food Week
Plus: Local restaurants and bakeries on Martha's Vineyard are gearing up to celebrate the 50th anniversary of "Jaws."
Montana Samuels, Patch Staff
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North Shore State Senator Pushes 'Bell-To-Bell' School Smartphone Ban Across MA
State Sen. Brendan Crighton (D-Lynn) said "sustained, daylong separation from smartphones" is necessary in all schools across the state.
Scott Souza, Patch Staff
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Swampscott Seaglass Village Director To Retire, Search Launched For Successor
Former Swampscott Public Library Director Alyce Deveau has led the nonprofit that supports independent older adults since 2021.
Scott Souza, Patch Staff
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'Summer Ruff-Fresher' MA Dog Adoption Push Aims To Find 100+ Pets Forever Homes
The MSPCA, Northeast Animal Shelter and coalition partners across the state are waiving adoption fees for dogs 1 year and older.
Scott Souza, Patch Staff
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Invasive Fish Can Move Across Land And Eat Birds: Weird News & Oddities
Bear finally free of “cone of shame”; alligator checks into a motel; tons of Burmese pythons removed; animals know more than you may think.
Beth Dalbey, Patch Staff
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Swampscott Launches Free Beach Wheelchair Program
The donated wheelchairs will be available to any beachgoer in need on a first-come, first-served basis starting on June 30.
Scott Souza, Patch Staff
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‘No Kings’ Protests To Be Held Saturday On North Shore: What To Know
A planned protest at King's Beach in Swampscott will join those in Beverly, Danvers/Peabody and Salem.
Scott Souza, Patch Staff
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Swampscott Special Education Teacher Named Middle School Principal
Salem State alumna and Peabody native Jessica Minter replaces Jason Calichman, who will become the district's next superintendent on July 1.
Scott Souza, Patch Staff
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Swampscott Sewer Committee Chair Resigns, Citing 'Politics,' 'Lack Of Support'
Liz Smith, who ran for the Select Board this spring, told Patch that "nasty" rhetoric toward her carried over even after the election.
Scott Souza, Patch Staff
