Wondering what to do with your pumpkins after Halloween? Join Swampscott's Solid Waste Advisory Committee and the DPW at our first annual free Pumpkin Tossing Event! Try to hit the targets as you toss your pumpkins into Black Earth’s special collection truck. And if you need to skip the toss (or your pumpkin is […]
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Come find Swampscott's Climate Action and Resilience Committee at the Thanksgiving Market on Sunday, November 24, from 10 AM to 1 PM at the Swampscott High School's Cafe! We’re excited to share our Resilient Swampscott Plan and unveil our brand-new website. Plus, the Renewable Energy Committee will be there to showcase the Community Power and […]
Get ready to kick off the holiday season at the Swampscott Farmers Market! Join us for a festive indoor market featuring a delightful array of farms, vendors, and crafters showcasing unique gifts, fresh produce, and seasonal treats. It’s the perfect opportunity to find that special something while supporting local artisans. Bring your family and friends […]
Considering solar energy? plugIN into the possibilities with us! Watch the recording of our solar webinar to explore this renewable energy option for powering your home and reducing your carbon footprint. The session was presented by Matt Honkonen from East Coast Solar. Enroll for free here to access this recording and other valuable resources, or visit […]
Join MassEnergize for an online heat pump water heater webinar on February 12, 7:00 - 8:00 pm co-sponsored by plugIN and Resilient Swampscott. We’ll be joined by Bob Zogg, from Heat Smart Alliance, hear from community members about their experiences, and provide time for questions! Discover how this efficient electric alternative can heat your water, save energy, and reduce your […]
Did you know cooking with gas might be making your kitchen air worse than outside pollution? Gas stoves release harmful stuff like nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide, which can even increase asthma risk in kids. And ventilation only helps if your exhaust fan is strong and you actually use it. When it’s time to replace […]