Swampscott, MA|News|
Swampscott Adds Clothes, Textiles To Recycling Program
Swampscott residents can now leave clothing, shoes, socks, blankets, and small household items like jewelry or silverware at the curb.

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Swampscott residents can now leave clothing, shoes, socks, blankets, and small household items like jewelry or silverware at the curb.

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