By Bill Stewart   On March 31, 1776, Abigail Adams wrote to her husband and the Continental Congress to “remember the ladies and be

The town follows through on a selectman Riley’s recommendation to install new flashing pedestrian crossing lights in Cliftondale   By Mark E. Vogler  

The First Congregational Church in Saugus Center extends a “big thanks” to all who supported the Pumpkin Patch this year. A successful event was

Volunteers honor Medal of Honor recipient DeFranzo with a tree in his memory for the annual Christmas Tree Festival   The MEG Foundation’s 2024

By Mark E. Vogler   Six times during 2023, drivers drove their cars into businesses or homes. At least six more incidents involving motor

By Mark E. Vogler   Will Saugus be viewed as a “blue” town after next Tuesday’s election, with a majority of its voters supporting

By Mark E. Vogler   Good morning, Saugus We’re getting into the heart of a very special time of year where so many community